Frequently asked questions of Australian marriage immigrants

Many people in China will choose to immigrate to Australia by marriage, so what are the common problems of Australian marriage immigrants? This is a question that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

Frequently asked questions of Australian marriage immigrants

Q: Under what circumstances can I apply for marriage immigration?

A: Applicants can be: about to get married, married and de facto partners (including homosexuals). Their spouses must be Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or qualified New Zealand citizens.

Q: What are the ways of marriage migration?

A: For married couples or cohabiting couples who apply for marriage immigration in Australia, if they have been married or cohabiting for more than 65,438+02 months, the applicant can obtain a temporary spouse visa of 820 or 309 valid for 2 years (which application to submit depends on whether the applicant is in Australia when submitting the application). If their relationship continues after the 2-year probation period, there is no need to resubmit the application, and the corresponding 806544 will be signed. Only one application can be submitted for temporary and permanent visa applications. The temporary visa is valid until the permanent visa decision is issued.

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For those who apply for engagement in marriage immigration and Australia, the applicant intends to marry an Australian sponsor and intends to maintain a long-term marriage relationship with him, and can apply for a 300 visa. Applicants who get a visa will get a temporary residence visa for 9 months, and they must register their marriage with the sponsor in Australia within these 9 months; You can apply for a spouse visa after marriage. Once the visa is approved, the applicant will be granted a temporary residence visa for two years. After 2 years, the applicant will be evaluated again by the permanent residence visa regulations.

Q: Do I need financial guarantee to apply for an Australian marriage immigrant visa?

A: The category of Australian spouse immigrants (309) determines whether economic guarantee is needed according to the employment situation of Australian spouses. Immigrants require Australian spouses to have employment records for nearly two years, so they can be exempted from economic guarantee. Otherwise, according to the ability of two people, the immigration bureau may ask for financial guarantee.

Q: During the application for marriage immigration in Australia, the marriage relationship has ended. Can I immigrate?

A: If the spouse relationship is terminated when the applicant has obtained a temporary visa, the applicant needs to notify the Immigration Bureau immediately.

In this case, as long as the applicant meets the following conditions, it is still possible to obtain a permanent visa without having to meet the waiting time of two years:

The marriage relationship is terminated after entering the country, and the applicant or his family is the victim of domestic violence of his guarantor;

The relationship between spouses will be terminated after entry, and the applicant and his Australian spouse have children under the age of 18;

The spouse died after entering the country.

Q: What is the application process for marriage immigration?

A: The first stage is to apply for a temporary spouse visa. This stage mainly involves the assessment of temporary visa qualifications. Applicants may be asked to go to the immigration office for an interview to help further evaluate the application. Applicants will also be required to have a physical examination and provide quality certificates. A temporary visa can be obtained after the successful completion of the first stage of the audit, valid until the permanent residence visa is approved or rejected.

The second stage, spouse's permanent visa. The evaluation at this stage will begin about two years after the application is submitted, mainly involving the evaluation of permanent residence qualification. In some cases, the two-year review waiting time can be waived. This mainly includes: the spouse relationship has been maintained for more than five years on the date of application; Or have maintained a spouse relationship for more than two years since the date of application, and have given birth to children during this period; Or the spouse of the applicant already has a permanent visa issued for humanitarian or protective reasons, and has started the spouse relationship before obtaining the visa, and has explained this spouse relationship to the immigration bureau when applying for the visa.