How can a wife who lives permanently in Australia apply for her husband to immigrate to China?

Domestic husbands need to apply for: Australia 309 visa (temporary visa for spouse reunion)

Those who have been married and registered with Australian citizens, permanent residents or New Zealand citizens, or have lived together for more than 12 months, can apply for an Australian 309 visa (temporary visa for spouse reunion) outside Australia when submitting their visas. Two years from the date of applying for a visa, and the relationship between the two parties still exists, you do not need to apply again, and you can directly obtain a permanent residence visa for spouse reunion of 100.

Australian 309 visa applicants require:

The premise of applying for a 309 visa is that the applicant is overseas and the spouse of the applicant is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen. In addition, the following requirements need to be met:

1. Both husband and wife are over 18.

2. The applicant must meet the requirements of health and conduct.

3. Both husband and wife have a real marriage relationship and still maintain this relationship during the application period.

4. Married applicant: You and your spouse are registered married couples recognized by Australian law. or

5. Applicant for de facto marriage: Before the application, you and your spouse were de facto couples living together 12 months or more, and the dating time is not counted. If you have not lived together for more than 12 months, you can also apply for a 309 visa if you meet one of the following conditions:

-I already have two children.

-You had a de facto marriage relationship before the Australian spouse was granted a humanitarian visa.

-Registered cohabitation in Australia. (Not applicable to all states or regions, only applicable to Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales)

Australia 309 visa guarantor conditions:

1. The spouse (guarantor) of the applicant is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen.

2. The guarantor must be 18 years old or older.

3. Married before applying for a visa, or a de facto couple, or planning to get married.

According to Australian immigration law, you can't sponsor your spouse if any of the following happens:

1. You are not an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen.

2. You have sponsored two other spouses to immigrate to Australia (including the sponsorship you have revoked, and this spouse obtained permanent residency through domestic violence).

3. In the past five years, you have sponsored other spouses.

You have been guaranteed to apply for a spouse visa as a spouse in the past five years.

If any of the above happens to you, you can still be allowed to sponsor your spouse in an emergency, such as:

1. Your ex-spouse has died or abandoned this relationship and left young children.

2. Your relationship with your current spouse is long-term (for example, five years or longer).

It is not absolute that you and your current spouse depend on your children in this relationship. The consideration of canceling the guarantee restriction is made according to different application situations.