Can I leave Australia when my spouse visa is transferred to pr?

Australian spouse visa can be transferred to pr to leave the country. However, it is not recommended to leave the country, because the audit materials require the length of residence, and the temporary residence permit can only be approved after two years, so leaving the country may cause recalculation of time.

Australian permanent resident (P.R.) refers to a person who is not naturalized but holds a permanent visa. Permanent residents can stay, reside and enter Australia indefinitely, and permanent visas are usually valid for five years.

Methods and conditions for spouses to apply for immigration to Europe:

Step 1: apply for a temporary residence visa for your spouse.

After successful application, the applicant will be granted temporary residence status for two years. During the trial, the immigration officer will strictly examine the applicant's application qualifications and submit documents according to the relevant provisions of the immigration law to judge whether the relationship between the applicant and the Australian spouse is true and lasting. In order to ensure the authenticity of the application purpose, the immigration officer will ask the applicant to attend an interview and confirm the relevant qualifications.

At the same time, the applicant needs to attend the entry-exit physical examination and provide proof documents such as no criminal record.

Step 2: Apply for a spouse's permanent residence visa

Applicants in the above categories of marriage, cohabitation and engagement can be converted into permanent residence visas if they meet the following conditions after two years of temporary residence:

Holding a spouse temporary residence visa for more than 2 years;

The guarantor's guarantee continues to be valid (that is, the spouse has not revoked the guarantee);

Live together with the guarantor and maintain a true and lasting relationship;

Meet the requirements of Australian health and behavior.

PR is the abbreviation of permanent resident, which can be used in many countries.

For example, permanent residents of Canada, permanent residents of Canada.

Canadian permanent resident card (commonly known as wind leaf card) is a Canadian permanent resident card, referred to as PR card.