What should I pay attention to in Australian marriage cohabitation immigrant visa?

1. What are the application methods? There are two ways to apply for permanent residence on the grounds of spouse, one is to apply outside Australia (offshore) and the other is to apply within Australia (onshore). If the applicant and the guarantor get married or live together outside Australia, and the applicant is not in Australia, then they can apply outside Australia. If the applicant is already in Australia and holds a temporary substantive visa, they can get married or live together in Australia and apply in Australia if they meet the relevant immigration regulations. Of course, in this case, the applicant can also choose to submit the application outside Australia. No matter which method the applicant chooses to submit the application, he must provide sufficient materials to prove the authenticity of the relationship with the guarantor and have obtained a temporary residence visa for his spouse for two years. Two years later, the relationship between the two parties remained unchanged, and under the continued guarantee of the guarantor, they obtained a permanent resident visa. People with expired visas can also apply for such visas, but in general, applicants need to leave the country and apply outside Australia. However, if the applicant can meet the relevant conditions such as having a relationship with the guarantor for two years or more, or having a child with the same child, and there is no record of visa refusal in China, he can still submit the application directly in China. 3. If the previous marriage relationship has not been dissolved, can I apply? If the applicant or sponsor's previous marriage is not settled, but according to the immigration regulations, as long as they live together for one year or more, they can apply in the form of cohabiting spouses. This will not constitute bigamy. 4. If the applicant and the guarantor do not live together at the time of application, can I submit an application? According to the relevant immigration regulations, one of the conditions that the applicant must meet is to live with the guarantor or only temporarily separate, which means that he can still apply if the separation is for practical reasons rather than the breakdown of the relationship. The authenticity of the marriage or cohabitation relationship may be doubted because the applicant and his guarantor met and/or lived together in a short time. The documents submitted with the application proved to be contradictory. For example, the time and description of their meeting and acquaintance are different. The immigration history of the applicant or his guarantor is doubtful. For example, the applicant's application for immigration to Australia or change of identity is rejected. The age gap between the applicant and the guarantor is too big. There are great differences between the applicant and his sponsor in cultural, religious or socio-economic background. There is evidence that one of them obtained this relationship through money transactions. Then people who arrange marriages according to tradition may only know each other in a very short time. If the limited mutual understanding between the applicant and his spouse is due to the nature of marriage, their friends and family members need to provide evidence to prove the authenticity of the marriage relationship, and at the same time, they need to provide some evidence about their marriage tradition. The existing sexual relationship does not mean that it will be regarded as a real and lasting relationship. Even if both parties live together, once there is evidence that their relationship will not last, the application may still be rejected. If your application involves the above problems, you need to be very careful when preparing your application, and it is best to have professional guidance. After the applicant submits the application, if the Immigration Bureau deems it necessary to further prove the authenticity of the relationship between the applicant and his guarantor, an interview will be arranged. Interviews are usually conducted separately. The problem involves the relationship, family and daily life of both parties. Even if the relationship is true, you may encounter many unexpected problems (such as what you did yesterday, what you did last week, what you did last month, and so on). ). Most applicants and their spouses feel nervous during the interview, and when the questions are unexpected, they often don't know how to answer them or answer them hastily and casually, which will not satisfy the immigration officials and will also affect the progress of the trial.