Australian Spouse Immigrants (309) Category Problem

1。 You applied for 309, and your husband must vouch for you. Your husband lives permanently, but he doesn't have a job. It's dangerous to vouch for you. In this case, you must find a friend of your husband's with an annual salary of more than 4w to guarantee you. Meanwhile, your husband must find a job as soon as possible and be bonded. As well as your own funds and real estate, it is best not to know too much from the immigration bureau. The reason why a spouse immigrant is refused a visa is that there are too many fake marriages, your husband has no job, and you seem to be rich. Immigration officials will definitely doubt the authenticity of your marriage. With questions, future investigations will be endless.

2。 You need not only a guarantor, but also a reference. You must be two Australian citizens or permanent residents to prove the authenticity of your relationship. This is the form that the reference must fill out. )

PS .

After listening to your current situation, I'll give you a general process first. First of all, your husband will go to the immigration office to apply for a spouse visa, which will tell your husband all the information he has handled.

There are 407,888 forms in it, which can be downloaded directly from www.immi.gov.au.

The others are the statement that you are with your husband (in Chinese and English), your no criminal record (in China), all your * * accounts with your husband (if you don't apply for some now, such as water and electricity insurance, or open a * * bank account), two 888 forms and photos, as well as your previous contact records (msn chat), and the statement of you and your husband's family (that is,

Now the investigation is very strict, and you will definitely be interviewed alone. Be careful of each other.

You can contact me if you have any other questions.

If others find it troublesome to make a tax bill and refuse to guarantee it, then you should try to put the money in your husband's parents' place, and then his parents will give this property to your husband to celebrate his marriage with you and let your husband have a deposit. He told the Immigration Bureau that he could support his husband even if he didn't work. . . Hehe, as long as the money is not in your name.

After reading the answer downstairs, it was very incisive and good. That's true.