Can people with criminal records in Australia sponsor their spouses to emigrate?

When sponsoring a spouse's immigration in Australia, if he has lived in Australia for more than 12 months, the materials to be submitted include the certificate of no criminal record issued by the Australian police. If you have a criminal record, it may affect the success of the guarantee.

Australian spouse immigrant visa application conditions:

First, the basic conditions for applying for a two-year spouse temporary residence visa

1. Types of married couples

Maintain a real and long-term spouse relationship in a planned way. The existence of this relationship is the key condition for approving immigration.

2. Types of cohabiting partners

If it is a cohabitation relationship, the relationship has lasted for 12 months before the application.

3. Types of unmarried couples

Both parties are over 18 years old; Eligible to marry in Australia according to law; Sincerely hope to register marriage with the guarantor and maintain a real and long-term marriage relationship; The applicant and the unmarried spouse know each other.

Second, the basic conditions for obtaining a permanent spouse visa

Married, cohabiting and unmarried people in the above categories can be converted into permanent residence visas if they meet the following conditions after two years of temporary residence:

1. has applied for and held a temporary residence visa for more than 2 years (unmarried visa holders must have registered their marriage for at least 2 years);

2. The guarantor's guarantee is still valid (that is, the spouse has not revoked the guarantee);

3. Keep a real and long-term relationship with the guarantor and live together;

4. Basic conditions of guarantor: Australian citizens or permanent residents aged 18 or above who usually live in Australia;

Sponsor others to immigrate as spouses or unmarried spouses or be sponsored by others to immigrate to Australia for no more than 2 times; Moreover, in the past five years, no one has sponsored or been sponsored by others to immigrate to Australia on a spouse or unmarried spouse visa; Did not receive pension, subsidy, etc. From the Australian government.