Detailed explanation of application conditions for Australian marriage immigrant visa

# 中中中 # Introduction Many people who apply for Australian immigration will choose marriage immigration, so what are the application requirements for applying for Australian marriage immigration? Let's take a look! Welcome to reading.

1. Detailed explanation of application conditions for Australian marriage immigrant visa

Spouse migration The quota for spouse migration is about 30,000 per year. The requirements for the applicant's own conditions are not as strict as those of skilled immigrants, and the large amount of money and business experience are not as good as those of investment immigrants, and the number of children is not as good as that of parents immigrants. Therefore, it has become a direct and efficient immigration shortcut.

One way introduced by Overseas Migration Network is that two people get married or live together for more than 12 months and apply for a spouse visa. Once the visa is approved, the applicant will directly obtain a two-year temporary residence visa; After two years, the applicant will be evaluated again by the permanent residence visa regulations. Another way is that they are engaged and apply for a fiancee visa. Once the visa is approved, the applicant will be granted a temporary residence visa for nine months, and the applicant must register marriage with the sponsor in Australia within these nine months. Apply for a spouse visa after marriage, and once the visa is approved, the applicant will get a temporary residence visa for two years; After two years, the applicant will be evaluated again by the permanent residence visa regulations. Some applicants often ask which visa is better to apply for. In fact, it's all the same, the difference is above.

I types of marriage/cohabitation (V309/V3 10)

1. The applicant shall meet the following conditions

(1) Marrying the guarantor is a legal, true and lasting relationship, and I intend to continue this relationship after going to Australia;

(2) The applicant intends to marry the guarantor at the time of application, and is married when the application is approved, and the two parties maintain a true and continuous relationship;

(3) If there is a cohabiting spouse, he has cohabited with the guarantor for more than one year and maintained a true and continuous relationship;

(4) Living with the guarantor or only temporarily separated.

2. The guarantor (spouse) shall meet the following conditions.

(1) The guarantor must be an Australian citizen or a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen, and at least 18 years old; When necessary, financial guarantee shall be provided;

(2) The guarantor can only guarantee the spouse or unmarried spouse twice in his life (which means that the applicant obtains the visa guarantee), and the interval between the two guarantees is at least five years;

(3) If the guarantor is initially sponsored to come to Australia as a spouse or unmarried spouse, it will take five years from the time of sponsorship to be eligible to sponsor a new spouse or unmarried spouse to come to Australia.

(4) If the guarantor obtained the permanent residency in Australia through marriage guarantee before, and then the marriage broke down, the guarantor found another overseas spouse. The new regulations restrict such people from sponsoring a new spouse for five years.

3. Basic requirements for an applicant to obtain a permanent residence visa.

(1) During the two-year temporary stay, the applicant can work or study. After two years from the date of submitting the application, if both parties still live together or meet the following conditions, the applicant can obtain a permanent residence visa;

(2) continuous guarantee by the guarantor;

(3) Holding a spouse's temporary residence permit;

(4) Still maintaining a true and continuous relationship with the guarantor, and applying for a temporary residence visa at least two years ago;

(5) If the relationship with the guarantor has been terminated, and the relationship has been terminated due to domestic violence, the death of the guarantor, etc., the applicant may still obtain a permanent residence visa.

Two. Fiance/wife category (V300)

1. The applicant shall meet the following conditions

(1) intends to marry the guarantor, live with * * * and maintain a true and lasting marriage relationship;

(2) He/she has reached the age of 18 before marriage registration or will reach the age of 18;

(3) Eligible for marriage under Australian law;

(4) The applicant has personally met and understood his unmarried spouse.

2. The guarantor (i.e. fiance/wife) shall meet the following conditions.

(1) The guarantor must be an Australian citizen or a permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen; When necessary, provide economic guarantee;

(2) You must be at least 18 years old or at least 18 years old before registering for marriage;

(3) The guarantor can only guarantee the spouse or unmarried spouse twice in his life (which means that the applicant obtains the visa guarantee), and the interval between the two guarantees is at least five years;

(4) If the guarantor is initially sponsored to come to Australia as a spouse or unmarried spouse, it will take five years from the time of sponsorship to be eligible to sponsor a new spouse or unmarried spouse to come to Australia.

3. Unmarried visa includes three steps

(1) If the applicant and the guarantor meet the following conditions, then the applicant will get a temporary visa for unmarried couples, and the general visa is valid for nine months. During this period, the applicant must arrive in Australia, complete the marriage registration with the guarantor, and submit the next application within the validity period of his visa, that is, the temporary spouse visa.

(2) The duration of the temporary spouse visa is two years. After two years from the date of application, if the two parties still maintain a true and lasting marriage relationship and meet the corresponding conditions, the applicant will be granted a permanent residence visa.

(3) Before obtaining a permanent residence visa, the applicant must obtain a continuous guarantee from the guarantor and continue to maintain a true and lasting marriage relationship with the guarantor before finally obtaining a permanent residence visa. Before that, the applicant and his sponsor may need to attend an interview with the Immigration Bureau. Of course, due to some unexpected situations, domestic violence or the death of the guarantor, it is still possible for the applicant to obtain a permanent residence visa.

2. Advantages of Australian immigrants in all aspects of naturalization.

1, drive at will

Most developed countries and popular holiday tourist areas, including Hong Kong and Macao, can go. For example, in Europe, you can drive at will from fantastic ancient Greece, Holland and Greenland to passionate Italy and Spain, and then to brilliant Holland and Germany. Popular countries in Asia, such as Japan, the Philippines and Taiwan Province, are all visa-free. Maldives can get visas on arrival, and China can get visa-free entry 144 hours. Although the United States, Australia and other laws and regulations require you to apply for an e-visa before you can enter the country, it is very convenient to do it at once.

2. Political rights

In the general elections of the whole people and local governments, only Australian citizens have the right to vote and stand for election.

According to the requirements, Canadian citizens aged 65,438+08 and above are eligible to participate in regional, state and federal government elections and vote online after applying for registration. Those who do not exercise their right to control citizens without written notice will also be punished.

3. Job opportunities

There are not many restrictions on obtaining PR in Australia, but in Australia, only citizens can apply for some jobs, and PR will not work no matter how long it takes. For example, they are not qualified to join the army, and some government agencies are working. In particular, foreign relations and trade units and border units, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Federal Public Security Bureau, border units, export and foreign trade committees, etc.

4. Naturalization of children

Australia does not implement the current policy of "being born a citizen" like the United States, but if either husband or wife is an Australian citizen, even if the child was born overseas in Australia, he can still have Australian citizenship according to the inheritance method and have the same control rights as the child was born in Australia.

And if mom and dad are just PR, then only children born in Australia can get Australian citizenship. Children born overseas can apply for a child visa to immigrate to Australia.

5, reading is cheap

Australian PR, like the training fees of local students, is much lower than that of overseas students, and there are CSP subsidies, that is, local fees will continue to be discounted, and the annual training fees will be several thousand yuan. Citizens have more advantages than PR because they can borrow money to study, have a certain salary after graduation, and the pressure of economic development will be much less when they start to repay.