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Bridging Visa

Understanding Partner Visa Bridging Visa Work Rights in Australia

Applying for a partner visa in Australia can be a complex and lengthy process. During this time, many applicants are granted a bridging visa to maintain lawful status while waiting for a decision. However, one of the most common questions is whether you can work while on a bridging visa. In this blog, we’ll explain everything you need to know about partner visa bridging visas, the types available, and your work rights while awaiting your visa outcome. What Is a Partner Visa? A partner visa allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible

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Partner Visa

Common Mistakes in Subclass 820 Partner Visa Applications

Before diving into the common mistakes, it’s important to grasp what the Subclass 820 Partner Visa is. This visa allows the partner or spouse of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia temporarily. It’s the first step towards obtaining the permanent Subclass 801 Partner Visa. This visa is crucial for partners who wish to transition into Australian society, offering them a pathway towards permanent residency and ultimately citizenship. Key Requirements To apply for an Australia partner visa (Subclass 820), you must be in Australia and be in a genuine and continuing relationship with

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Partner Visa

Katherine & Simon – Schedule 3 Waiver Case Study

Clients Situation Simon, an Australian citizen, and his partner, Katherine, met during a professional conference in Sydney in 2019. Katherine, originally from the Philippines, was on a Temporary Work Visa Subclass 482 at the time. Their relationship blossomed quickly, and Katherine decided to stay in Australia to be with Simon. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, Katherine’s visa expired, she applied protection visa and was on Bridging Visa C. Katherine applied for an onshore Partner visa (subclass 820/801) while Schedule 3 was relevant to her visa status. For a standard Subclass 820 applicant who does not hold a substantive visa, clause

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