Family Violence
Family Violence and Partner Visas
You should not need to remain in a violent relationship out of fear for your visa status: Immigration Solutions Lawyers recently assisted a client who was the victim of family violence. The client was the holder of a Prospective Marriage (subclass 309) visa sponsored by her Australian boyfriend and had instructed the team at Immigration
READ MOREThe Importance of Understanding your Rights.
If you are the holder of an 820 partner visa and have experience family violence, you do not have to stay in the abusive relationship for the purposes of an Australian Visa. Partner visas are designed for couples in a genuine relationship to be able to live in Australia together. If a relationship breaks down
READ MOREExperiencing Family Violence by Your Sponsor? Understand Your Options.
Immigration Solutions Lawyers take family violence very seriously. There are options in place if you are experiencing family violence by the sponsor of your Partner Visa through the Family Violence Provision. The Family Violence Provision allows applicants who have applied for permanent residency under a partner visa to still be considered even if their de
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- Family Violence
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- Partner Visas - 309 Offshore Spouse
- Partner Visas - 820 Onshore Spouse & De Facto Relationship
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- Resident Return Visa
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- Waiver of No Further Stay Condition