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I want to bring my partner from overseas to Australia
We’re currently long-distance and want to reunite
Your partner lives overseas, and you want to bring them to Australia to start your life together. You may have met online, during travels, or through family. Distance is the main challenge now
My partner and I are already living together in Australia
We’re together, but we need to formalise our relationship legally
You and your partner are already living under the same roof in Australia (either married or in a de facto relationship). You need to get the Partner Visa to make it official and permanent.
I’m on a Temporary Visa and I’ve Met The Love of My Life
Student visa, work visa, or visitor visa; I want my partner visa now
You’re in Australia on a temporary visa (student, work, visitor, etc.) and have a partner who’s either an Australian citizen or Permanent Resident. You’re worried about your work rights and how long processing will take.
I’m not sure yet. Show me all options
Help me understand which pathway fits my situation
You’re exploring your options and want to see how different Partner Visa pathways work before deciding which one applies to you.
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Reunite Faster: Australian Partner Visa for Long-Distance Couples
Long-distance relationships are tough. You’re in Australia, your partner is overseas, and every day apart feels like forever. You’re worried about:
- Is there a legal pathway to bring us together?
- Is this process going to be complicated?
- How long will we actually be apart?
- Will the visa application get rejected?
- What documents do we even need?
The good news? We’ve helped hundreds of couples reunite just like you in 8 to 12 months on average. And we know exactly how to prevent the mistakes that cause 40% of Partner Visa applications to be rejected.
Your Biggest Concerns — Answered
Worried about visa rejection?
- Our Solution
Our experts have a 98% success rate because we fix problems before submission, not after. We don’t let weak documentation go to the department — ever.
How long will we be apart?
- Our Solution
On average, Partner Visa applications take 8 to 12 months from start to finish. We’ve reunited couples faster by expertly managing the timelines. We’ll tell you exactly when to expect approval based on your case.
What documents do we need?
- Our Solution
That’s exactly why we created personalised checklists for your situation after the consultation session. You will know exactly what the Department wants, and we will help you gather it.
Quick Facts: Offshore Partner Visa
What are the visa subclasses involve in this pathway?
Offshore Temporary Partner Visa (subclass 309) and Offshore Permanent Partner Visa (subclass 100)
What is the minimum relationship duration?
Minimum of 12+ months de facto relationship. But if you’re married, the 12+ months relationship requirement doesn’t apply.
How does it work?
You (Australian citizen/PR) must sponsor your partner. The Department assesses both your relationship’s genuineness and your ability to support your partner financially.
Where do you live during processing?
Your partner (non-Australian citizen/PR) stays overseas. Once approved, they move to Australia. Upon approval, you can live together immediately.
Will your partner work?
Not until they arrive in Australia and get the visa grant letter.
Can you get married during the application?
Yes! It may actually strengthen your case (especially if you lack in relationship evidence or have spent most of the times as LDR couples)
Your Partner Visa Timeline — Offshore Pathway
Assessment and Document Preparation (2–3 months)
- Personalised and private eligibility check with our Registered Migration Agent
- Gather relationship evidence (photos, emails, gifts, travel tickets, etc.)
- Prepare Statutory Declarations from friends and family
- Get financial documents ready (tax returns, payslips, bank statements, etc.)
- Prepare character documents (police clearance certificate)
Application Lodgement (Ongoing)
- Submit your application with all documents
- Receive acknowledgement of your application within 24 hours
- The department may request additional documents from both of you (you and your partner); this includes character, health, etc.
- Our Registered Migration Agent will stay in contact with the Department as needed
Assessment by the Department (6-9 months average)
- The Department reviews your relationship’s genuineness
- The Department assesses your financial sponsorship capacity
- Continue uploading new evidence of your relationship to show that your relationship is ongoing
- The Department reaches decision
Approval and Arrival (6-8 weeks typical)
- The Department will send the Partner Visa grant letter by email
- Your partner arrange flights before the first entry by date stated on grant letter
- Your partner arrives in Australia
- Lives together until notification for permanent residency (subclass 309 visa) is given
Total time: 8 - 12 months on average. We often do it faster through expert management
Why Couples Bringing Partners Overseas Choose Us
Relationship Evidence Expertise
Long-distance couples need strong evidence, and we know exactly what the Department wants. We help you tell your relationship story powerfully.
Timeline Management for Distance
Being apart is hard. We reduce uncertainty by giving you realistic timelines, managing Department requests quickly, and keeping you informed every step. No surprises.
Financial Sponsorship Guidance
The Department needs to know that you can support your partner. We review your finances, identify any gaps, and present them in the strongest way possible.
Overseas Partner Support
Your partner is overseas and confused. We help them understand the process, prepare documents, and feel supported too. They’re not left in the dark.
Processing Speed
Our clients get approved faster because we don’t let incomplete applications slow things down. We submit only bulletproof applications.
Reunite Faster: Australian Partner Visa for Long-Distance Couples
This short questionnaire will tell you the chance of getting your Partner Visa approved!
Living Together Is The First Thing — Getting the Partner Visa Ensures It Lasts Forever
You and your partner are already building a life together in Australia.
You live under the same roof, share bills, maybe share a bed (obviously!), and for all intents and purposes, you’re already a couple. You just need to make it official legally and ensure it lasts forever.
But here’s what’s confusing:
- What counts as "proof" you've been together for 2 years?
- Do we have to stay living together while we apply?
- What if we've only been together 18 months?
- Why do some couples get approved faster than others?
- What documents do we even need?
You Have a Big Advantage
The LDR couples have to prove their relationship across distance. You? You live together. That’s golden.
Instead of proving you’re genuine through emails and photos, you prove it through:
- Your shared lease / mortgage
- Your joint bank account
- Your utility bills in both names
- Your photos together on the wall (literally)
- Your testimonials from friends who see you together
The Department sees your relationship every day through your bills. That's powerful evidence that's hard to fake.
Your average processing time: 7–14 months (compared to 8–18 months for couples living apart).
Your Biggest Concerns — Answered
How do we prove we're genuine?
- Our Solution
You live together. That’s the proof. But the Department wants specific documents showing your shared life. Joint lease, joint bank statements, utility bills, shared subscriptions. We know exactly which documents matter most.
The "2 years together" requirement — do we qualify?
- Our Solution
If you’ve been in a de facto relationship for 2+ years, you’re eligible. If it’s less than 2 years, you might still qualify with other evidence of commitment (engagement, child together, etc.). We’ll assess your exact situation.
What actually proves de facto status?
- Our Solution
The Department looks for evidence of commitment, financial interdependence, and social recognition. Joint documents, shared finances, friends knowing you’re together, maybe kids or engagement. We help you gather all of this.
Relationship Evidence Guide
Housing Evidence
These show you share a home together:
- Your shared lease / mortgage
- Tenancy agreement with both names
- Rates notice / council tax in both names
- Utility bills (electricity, gas, water) in both names
- Internet / phone bills in both names
- House insurance policy with both names
Housing Evidence
These show you share money:
- Joint bank account with shared deposits
- Joint savings account
- Joint credit card
- Loan documents with both as borrowers
- Tax records showing financial dependency
- Insurance policies showing financial dependency
Social Evidence
These show you're recognised as a couple:
- These show you're recognised as a couple:
- Photos together on holidays
- Photos in each other's homes
- Statutory declarations from friends / family
- Social media posts (Facebook, Instagram)
- Attendance at events together
Legal Evidence
These show legal commitment:
- Marriage certificate (if married)
- Engagement photos / announcement
- Children's birth certificate with both parents
- Wills naming partner as beneficiary
- Power of attorney naming partner
- Superannuation nominations
Communication Evidence
These show ongoing contact:
- Email correspondence between you
- Text messages (screenshots okay)
- Video call records
- Message histories (WhatsApp, etc.)
- Greeting cards / love letters
Common Mistakes
Documents that don't count as well:
- Only social media presence
- Photos alone (need supporting documents)
- Just verbal statements (need statutory declarations)
- Recent documents only (need 2-year history)
- One-sided evidence (need both partners' names)
- Vague statutory declarations (need specific details)
We help you compile these in the exact order and format the Department expects. Missing one? They'll ask for it, and that's a delay. We make sure you submit everything the first time.
Onshore Partner Visa Timeline — Already Living Together
Assessment and Evidence Gathering (2–3 Months)
- Professional and personalised eligibility check by our Registered Migration Agent
- Collect housing evidence (lease, utilities, rates)
- Gather financial evidence (joint bank statements, shared accounts)
- Prepare statutory declarations from friends and family
- Compile photos and communication history
- Organise legal evidence (if married, birth certificates for kids, etc.)
Application Lodgement (Ongoing)
- Submit subclass 820 Partner Visa with all relationship evidence
- Receive acknowledgment of your application within 24 hours
- May be asked for a health or character check
- We represent you to the Department and stay in contact as needed
Assessment by the Department (6–9 months average)
- The Department reviews your relationship evidence
- Assesses financial interdependence
- May request additional documents (rare if we've done it right)
- Reaches a decision
Approval and Residency
- The Department issues a Partner Visa grant letter by email
- Provisional Partner Visa (subclass 820) granted immediately
- After 2 years since lodgement, convert to Partner Visa (subclass 801) permanent stage
- Continue living together — no interruption
Total expected timeline: 7–14 months on average. This can be faster because cohabitation evidence is stronger.
Why Couples Already Living Together Choose Us
Cohabitation Evidence Experts
We know exactly what the Department wants to see in your housing, financial, and social evidence. We’ve reviewed hundreds of de facto applications. We know what’s strong, what’s weak, and what’s missing.
Faster Approvals
Your average time is 7–14 months instead of 12–18. Why? Because cohabitation is easier to prove than long-distance relationships. We get your application right the first time.
Avoid Delays While Living Together
Once you apply, you stay in Australia. We don’t let administrative requests drag things out. We respond to the Department fast and keep momentum going.
Statutory Declaration Excellence
Friends and family need to write these correctly. Vague declarations get questioned. We guide your witnesses on exactly what to write. Strong declarations = faster approval.
Financial Evidence Organisation
You have 2+ years of bank statements. We help you extract the key evidence, organise it chronologically, and show the Department your growing financial interdependence. Clear, compelling, simple.
Post-Approval Clarity
Subclass 820 Visa is provisional. After 2 years, you convert to a Subclass 801 Visa (permanent stage). We explain this transition and manage it for you so there’s no confusion.
Check Out Your Chances of Getting the Partner Visa Approved
This short questionnaire will tell you the chance of getting your Partner Visa approved!
Partner Visa on Temporary Visa: Risks and Management
You’re in Australia on a temporary visa — maybe you’re a student, maybe you work, maybe you’re just visiting. And you’ve met someone, an Australian citizen or permanent resident. You want to be together, so you want to stay in Australia.
But you’re worried:
- My student or work visa expires soon. What happens then?
- If I apply for a Partner Visa, do I lose my work rights?
- How long will processing take? Can I extend my current visa?
- What if they reject the Partner Visa application?
Here’s the thing they don’t tell you: There’s a tool called a Bridging Visa A, and it’s a game-changer.
When you apply for your Partner Visa while on a temporary visa, you typically get a Bridging Visa A that keeps your work rights active (if your current visa has it) while the Department processes your Partner Visa.
You’re protected. You don’t lose income. You don’t lose your status.
Bridging Visa A: Your Safety Net
What is a Bridging Visa A?
A Bridging Visa A is a temporary visa that “bridges” you from your old temporary visa to your new Partner Visa application. While you wait for the Department to decide on your Partner Visa, you’re protected.
How does it help you? Here’s the practical example:
STUDY CASE: Your temporary visa expires in July 2026
- You apply for Partner Visa in June 2026
- Bridging Visa A automatically granted (usually immediate)
- Bridging Visa A usually comes with work rights
- You stay legally in Australia on Bridging Visa
- Partner Visa processing time: around 6–14 months
- Decision made on Partner Visa (Approved / Not Approved)
- Bridging A ends when Partner Visa decision is made
Key Point: You don't have a gap. Your work rights don't stop. You're protected the whole time.
What Temporary Visa Are You On?
Student Visa (subclass 500)
- Can apply for a Partner Visa onshore
- Get a Bridging Visa A (usually with work rights)
- Don't lose work rights during processing
- Processing time with Partner Visa: 8–16 months
Work Visa (491, 482, 494, etc.)
- Can apply for a Partner Visa onshore
- Get a Bridging Visa A (usually with work rights)
- Don't lose work rights during processing
- Processing time with Partner Visa: 8–16 months
Visitor Visa (subclass 600)
- Can apply for a Partner Visa onshore
- Get a Bridging Visa A (usually with work rights)
- Don't lose work rights during processing
- Processing time with Partner Visa: 8–16 months
Other Visas
- Let us assess your specific visa type as some have restrictions
- Book a consultation with our Registered Migration Agent to confirm your chance of transitioning to a Partner Visa
Key Things To Know
Best time to apply for a Partner Visa:
Usually 60 days before your visa expires. We time this perfectly.
Should you apply overseas or in Australia?
Both are okay, but applying in Australia while still on a temporary visa gives you access to Bridging Visa A.
What if the Partner Visa is refused?
The Bridging Visa ends within 28 days. But we have a 98% success rate, so this case is rare.
Can you change jobs?
Yes, as long as the new job is on your work rights condition or if you have unrestricted work rights on your bridging visa.
Can you study while on a Bridging Visa?
Yes, at the same institution or a new one.
Transition from Temporary Visa to Partner Visa in Australia
Example: You're on a Student Visa (expires September 2026)
Current visa expiry date: September 2026
- Current visa expiry date: September 2026
- Professional and personalised eligibility assessment with our Registered Migration Agent in June 2026
- Gather relationship evidence in July 2026
- Prepare application documents in July 2026
Submit Application (60 days before expiry date)
- Submit Partner Visa application in July 2026
- Bridging Visa A granted automatically
- Work rights on Bridging Visa: active once current temporary visa expires (September 2026)
- Your old visa expires, but you're still protected from September 2026
Assessment by the Department While on Bridging Visa (6–14 months)
- You're working on Bridging Visa — income continues
- Your work rights stay active
- Department assesses your relationship's genuineness
- Department may request additional documents
- You stay in Australia without fear of visa expiry
Approval and New Residency
- Partner Visa approved
- Bridging Visa automatically ends
- Subclass 820 Partner Visa becomes active
- Subclass 820 Partner Visa becomes active
Expected total: 8–16 months from application. But: You don't have a gap. Your work rights don't stop. You're protected the entire time.
Why Temporary Visa Holders Choose Us
Bridging Visa Expertise
Most Migration Agents fumble bridging visas. We don’t. We know exactly when you get work rights, how long it lasts, and what happens at each stage. We manage the transition cleanly so you’re never left unprotected.
Timing Management
Your visa expiry is a hard deadline. We don’t miss it. We plan applications to the day, ensuring you submit 60 days before expiry so your Bridging Visa grants smoothly. No extensions needed.
Work Rights Protection
Your income is important. We confirm you get work rights on your Bridging Visa before you apply. No surprises, no loss of income, no panic. You keep earning while we process.
Student Visa Transitions
If you’re a student, we help you understand how Partner Visa affects your study. Can you stay in the same course? Do you need to defer? We navigate this clearly.
Multi-Visa Complexity
Some of you have multiple visas or previous visas in Australia. We handle the complexity. We know your full history and how it affects your Partner Visa application.
Check Out Your Chances of Getting the Partner Visa Approved
This short questionnaire will tell you the chance of getting your Partner Visa approved!
Partner Visa Pathways Compared: Which One Is You?
Currently, there are three available Partner Visa pathways:
- Offshore Partner Visa (subclass 309/100): suitable for long-distance couples
- Onshore Partner Visa (subclass 820/801): suitable for couples already living together in Australia
- Prospective Marriage Visa (subclass 300): suitable for couples planning to get married
All three pathways lead to the same goal: reuniting couples and families. But the journey is different depending on where you are and what relationship stage you’re in now.
Compare the three pathways below. Then let us know which one you are, and we will give you a personalised roadmap.
Full Comparison Table
| Criteria |
Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309 / 100 |
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820 / 801 |
Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who is it for? | Partner lives overseas; sponsor is in Australia | Both partners already in Australia together | Couples planning to get married; partner overseas |
| Relationship status required | Married or de facto (12+ months) | Married or de facto (living together) | Engaged / planning to marry within 9 months |
| Where does the partner live? | Overseas during processing | In Australia during processing | Overseas → comes to Australia to marry |
| Processing time | 12–18 months | 7–14 months | 12–17 months |
| Work rights during processing? | ✕ Not until arrival in Australia | ✓ Yes (via Bridging Visa A) | ✕ Not until arrival in Australia |
| Hardest part | Proving genuine relationship across distance | Gathering proof of cohabitation | Genuineness of relationship & commitment to marry |
| Key advantage | Can stay living apart during processing | Easiest to prove (shared documents) | No minimum relationship duration required |
| Leads to permanent residency? | ✓ Yes (subclass 100, after ~2 years) | ✓ Yes (subclass 801, after 2 years) | ✓ Yes (via 820/801 after marriage) |
| Most common for | International relationships, fiancés, long-term LDR partners | Couples met in Australia, living together already | Couples planning to marry soon, not yet de facto |
| Criteria | Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309 / 100 | Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820 / 801 | Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who is it for? | Partner lives overseas; sponsor is in Australia | Both partners already in Australia together | Couples planning to get married; partner overseas |
| Relationship status required | Married or de facto (12+ months) | Married or de facto (living together) | Engaged / planning to marry within 9 months |
| Where does the partner live? | Overseas during processing | In Australia during processing | Overseas → comes to Australia to marry |
| Processing time | 12–18 months | 7–14 months | 12–17 months |
| Work rights during processing? | ✕ Not until arrival in Australia | ✓ Yes (via Bridging Visa A) | ✕ Not until arrival in Australia |
| Hardest part | Proving genuine relationship across distance | Gathering proof of cohabitation | Genuineness of relationship & commitment to marry |
| Key advantage | Can stay living apart during processing | Easiest to prove (shared documents) | No minimum relationship duration required |
| Leads to permanent residency? | ✓ Yes (subclass 100, after ~2 years) | ✓ Yes (subclass 801, after 2 years) | ✓ Yes (via 820/801 after marriage) |
| Most common for | International relationships, fiancés, long-term LDR partners | Couples met in Australia, living together already | Couples planning to marry soon, not yet de facto |
In a Rush? Here's The Quick Version
Coming from Overseas?
- Fastest recognition: Long-distance couples
- Timeline: 12 - 18 months
- Hardest part: Proving your relationship across distance
- Key advantage: Can stay living apart during processing
- Most common: International relationships, fiances, long-term partners
Already Living Together?
- Fastest recognition: De facto couples with 2+ years together
- Timeline: 7 - 14 months
- Hardest part: Gathering proof of cohabitation
- Key advantage: Easiest to prove because you share everything
- Most common: Couples met in Australia, living together already
On a Temporary Visa?
- Fastest recognition: Depends on visa type
- Timeline: 8 - 16 months
- Hardest part: Managing a bridging visa and visa expiry timing
- Key advantage: Keep work rights during processing via Bridging Visa A
- Most common: International student in a relationship with Australian citizen
All three situations lead to Partner Visa. The journey is different based on your location. And we’re the experts in all three.
Not Sure Which Pathway Is Right for You?
Book a free consultation with our Registered Migration Agent. We’ll assess your exact situation and give you a personalised roadmap.
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Why Choose ONEderland
Why Couples Choose ONEderland — No Matter What Your Situation Is
We don’t just handle partner visas. We handle YOUR specific Partner Visa.
Here’s what every couple gets when they work with us.
Situation-Specific Guidance
We know exactly what YOUR case needs. Your situation isn’t generic. Are you bringing a partner from overseas? Already together? On a temporary visa? We’ve seen hundreds of each.
We know which documents matter for YOUR pathway, which timelines are realistic for YOU, and which common mistakes could cost YOU time.
We don't give you one-size-fits-all advice. We give you the answer that solves YOUR problem.
Document Perfection
Weak documents cause 40% of rejections. We don't let you be part of that 40%.
Over 40% of partner visa applications get rejected because of avoidable mistakes. Weak relationship evidence. Incomplete financial documentation. Inconsistent information. Missing statutory declarations.
We audit every document BEFORE it goes to the department. If something looks weak, we strengthen it. If something’s missing, we find it. If something could be misinterpreted, we clarify it.
Result? 98% success rate.
Constant Communication
You’ll never be confused. Never be left wondering. You know exactly where you are in the process.
We send you regular updates. We explain every step. We answer your questions within 24 hours. We keep you informed, not in the dark.
And we explain things in plain English. No visa jargon. Just clear, honest, understandable communication.
100% Compliance
Visa law is specific. One small mistake can cost months or even result in rejection. We know immigration law inside and out. We’ve been doing this for 15+ years.
You don’t have to worry about whether you’re doing this right. We handle that.
You just focus on your relationship.
Transparent Pricing
Weak documents cause 40% of rejections. We don't let you be part of that 40%.
You know exactly what you’re paying. No hidden costs. No surprises.
Migration Agent Fees:
$4,500–$5,500
Government visa fees:
$9,365
Depends on complexity. Government fee set by the department. Nothing else.
You know upfront. You're not guessing.
Client Success Stories
Real Stories from Real Couples
Don’t just take our word for it — here’s what our clients say about working with us.
Charian Klein
We couldn’t be more grateful to Onederland and especially to our amazing agent, Dinda, for handling my husband’s partner visa with such professionalism and care...
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From the very beginning, Dinda made the entire process feel manageable and stress-free. She was always available to answer any questions or address any concerns we had, and her promptness in responding was truly impressive. Dinda’s expertise and attention to detail ensured that every step of the visa application process was handled smoothly. She took the time to explain each requirement clearly and guided us through the complexities with patience and understanding. It was evident that she genuinely cared about our case and wanted the best outcome for us. Thanks to Dinda and the team at Onederland, my husband’s partner visa was processed successfully, and we couldn’t be happier. We highly recommend their services to anyone navigating the immigration process - they truly go above and beyond to deliver exceptional results!”
Herlinda Siahaan
Big Thanks to ONE derland Migration Australia team I got grant my visa 820. Thanks for helping for my visa. I am Indonesian and my partner Australian. Thanks again.
Lifuna Lifunaj
Thank you so much ONE derland Consulting - Migration. Thank you for being with us in this journey, thank you for your patience...
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The team was very supportive from obtaining my Visitor Visa through to my Partner Visa. You guys were incredibly helpful and responsive when addressing different matters and immigration requirements. Thank you for constant communication. You advise was clear, practical, honest, accurate, timely and in alignment with regulation. We are grateful the support from the first call to date, it’s made the transition easy knowing we have experts on our back! Keep up the good work, keep doing what you do best helping families and loved one unite! Thank you EKA. Thank you INDAH. Thank you ONE derland Consulting!”
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- Confirm your eligibility (0 guessing)
- Answer your specific questions
- Create YOUR realistic timeline
- Quote your exact cost
- Explain next steps clearly
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How it works
- Book a time that suits you
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Choose the path that feels right for you. Your partner visa journey starts now.
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- 97% of consultations convert to migration services (because we only take cases we can WIN)
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