Does the Australian spouse immigration guarantor need to provide financial guarantee?

Does the guarantor need to provide financial guarantee? A: Not necessarily. First of all, the guarantor, as the spouse of the applicant, has the obligation to ensure that the applicant's living expenses will not be problematic for the first two years in Australia. However, the Immigration Bureau does not necessarily require the guarantor to issue a certificate of economic guarantee. If the Immigration Bureau thinks it is necessary to issue a certificate of financial guarantee, the guarantor's spouse does not have to be an economic guarantor, and someone else can be invited to play this role.