Australian immigrants apply for divorce.

Generally speaking, normal and legal marriage and marital status have no negative impact on immigrant visas. The influence of marriage on immigrants includes three aspects:

1, married (including remarriage after divorce), if married, and the spouse meets the Australian immigration bonus status, you can give the main applicant extra points. If the spouse can't give the main applicant extra points, it will generally not affect the main applicant's visa.

2. Unmarried and single (including not remarried after divorce), this state will not affect the applicant's visa, except that no spouse may get extra points.

3. Marriage (commonly known as business marriage) for obtaining immigrant visa has an influence on immigrants. Once the fake marriage is verified, both parties may be deprived of immigrant visas, sent back to China, or sentenced.

In another case, if the marital status changes during immigration, such as from divorce (single) to marriage, or from marriage to divorce or single, it is necessary to explain the situation to the visa officer. Although it is troublesome, it will not affect the visa.

Therefore, in view of the influence of the above marriage on immigrant visa, it can be seen that divorce after marriage has no effect on applying for immigrant visa.