Partner Visa
There are two visa types in the partner visa category:
- a partner visa 820/801 or 309/100 are for a spouse or de facto partner, including a same-sex partner of an Australian sponsor
- a 300 prospective marriage visa is for a fiancé who is overseas and plans to marry their Australian sponsor after travelling to Australia.
In this video we explain the Australian partner visa options and which visa you should apply for based on your situation.
Partner Visa Information
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