Bondi Junction  Immigration Lawyers

An experienced immigration lawyer will know how best to navigate the complex visa application process and make sure that all of your documents are in order before submitting them for approval. A skilled lawyer will also be able to advise you on any potential pitfalls that could cause delays or problems during your transition period.

What Can an Immigration Lawyer in Sydney Do for You?

When looking for an immigration lawyer, it's important to consider the experience and qualifications of the firm. Our legal team is highly experienced in immigration law and has a proven track record of success. We handle each client's case with the utmost care and professionalism; so you can be sure that your best interests are being taken into account. An immigration lawyer can do many things, including:

Provide advice and assistance on visa categories, legal requirements, and document lodgment.

Provide representation in Immigration Court hearings and appeals, or other related proceedings.

Help you to prepare and lodge applications for visas or review visa decisions.

Prepare and lodge applications for permanent residency and citizenship.

Provide advice on the general immigration process, including eligibility criteria and application procedures.

Provide advice and representation on any issues related to immigration detention or deportation.

Assist with the preparation of sponsorship applications and employer nominations.

Advise and assist with the preparation of legal documents, such as affidavits or statutory declarations.

Represent you in any court proceedings related to immigration matters.

Provide advice on the laws, regulations, and policies related to immigration matters.

Contact the Best Australian Immigration Lawyers in Sydney Today!

Navigating the Australian immigration process alone can be a daunting task. That's why it pays to have an experienced and knowledgeable immigration lawyer in Sydney on your side. At Bondi Junction Criminal and Family Lawyers, our legal team has extensive expertise in all aspects of Australian immigration law. We can provide the advice and guidance you need to make the transition easier, ensure a successful outcome and help put your mind at ease.

Partner / Spouse Migration

We provide assistance with Partner/Spouse and Fiancé visa applications from preparation to lodgement to approval, we will guide you every step of the way.

We provide the right advice that will allow you and your partner to live together with fewer delays as possible, whether you’re applying from within or outside Australia.

Do you have a partner or spouse in Australia, or are you planning to marry someone here? You'll need to apply for Partner/Spouse visa if you wish to be reunited with them. This visa is a pathway towards permanent residency and is subject to certain requirements and qualifications that must be met. Our knowledgeable Sydney immigration lawyers are here to help guide you through the process and assist with lodging your visa application. We'll also provide advice on proving genuine relationships, requirements for permanent residency, and any other aspects associated with the process

 

Partner sponsored migration is based on their relationship with their Australian sponsor. Partner sponsored applicants are assessed on an individual basis depending on the nature of their relationship. The Australia partner visa enables the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to reside in Australia for an extended period. The Partner Visa subclass 820/801 is for onshore applicants and 309/100 is for offshore.The partner visa is processed in 2 stages 820/309 – Temporary and 801/100 Permanent, approximately 2 years apart.

 

Who can get partner Visa?

 

Applicants should be able to provide the following:

1. Evidence to prove the genuineness of the relationship
2. Evidence of length of the relationship and time spent living together
3. Financial evidence supporting their mutual commitment to each other
4. Evidence indicating the social features of the relationship, including pictures and letter of support from family and friends describing their relationship.

Eligibility requirements

1. Be the spouse or de facto partner or be engaged to an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen
2. Be in a genuine and ongoing relationship
3. Meet health and character requirement
4. Meet additional criteria of the stream in which you are applying for

This visa allows the applicant to live, work and study in Australia.

 

Spouse Visa Subclass 820/801– Both partners must have turned 18 and the marriage must be legal under Australian law. Underage or polygamous marriages are not accepted in Australia.

To be eligible to apply for a Spouse visa, the applicant must be either married to:

1. an Australian citizen; or
2. an Australian permanent resident; or
3. an eligible New Zealand citizen.

De-facto Partner Visa Subclass 820/801 – the de facto relationship must have existed for at least 12 months before applying for the visa

1. Live together (You and your partner must be living together, or any separation must be only temporary not on a permanent basis)
2. Commitment to a shared life to exclusion of all others (a genuine and continuing relationship with your partner)
3. Must have lived together for a period of at least 12 months prior to lodging visa application.

Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300 

 

This visa enables to enter Australia to marry your intended spouse and live together in Australia. You can apply for a Spouse visa in Australia after you marry your fiance(é)

A Prospective Marriage visa is a temporary visa valid for nine months. Once granted, within the 9 months the applicant must register their marriage.

Eligibility criteria for Prospective Marriage Visa

1. Applicant must be sponsored by their fiance(e) who must be at least 18 years of age
2. Must be sponsored by an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen, who undertakes sponsorship obligations.
3. Must have personally known and physically met their fiance(e), must not marry prior to entering Australia.
4. Applicants must agree to marry within 9 months of entering Australia.
5. Must not have any impediment to marrying under Australian Law

This visa allows the applicant to live, work and study in Australia for 9 months. You are also permitted to travel freely to and from Australia during this period.

 

How long to process Partner Visa?

 

The processing time is between 18-25 Months