Australian partner immigrant visa 309 related issues?

Partners, including spouses (or de facto marriages) of Australian citizens or permanent residents, unmarried couples and interdependent partners, will not automatically acquire the right to live permanently in Australia. If you marry a foreign citizen as an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident or a qualified New Zealand citizen, your partner must apply for an appropriate visa and meet all legal requirements after formal examination. These regulations include meeting health and moral requirements.

The Immigration Law stipulates that visa applicants for spouses, unmarried couples and interdependent partners and their guarantors must prove that:

They promised to live together and be single-minded to each other;

Their relationship is real and continuous;

They live together, or live apart indefinitely.

Applicants applying for an unmarried couple visa must prove that they have met their Australian fiance (wife) and know each other, and that they really intend to live together as spouses. Please note that marriage certificate or cohabitation for a period of time alone is not enough to prove the authenticity of marriage or interdependence. Applicants will be asked to provide a series of materials to prove that their relationship is true. Most applications will be investigated and verified, including face-to-face or telephone interview, material review, material distribution agency verification, third-party telephone survey, field survey and so on.