What Is 801 Visa?

It is possible to obtain an Australian Partner Visa (subclass 801), which is a permanent resident visa that allows you to work, study, travel, and even apply for citizenship in Australia later on. The 801 Visa is the second step in the process of becoming a permanent resident; you must first get a Temporary 820 Visa before applying for the 801 Visa.

The 801 Visa was issued for a specific purpose. The visa subclass 801 visa is a visa for a long-term relationship with another person. To put it simply, it is intended for couples in whom one person is already a resident of Australia and they wish to have their non-Australian partner be allowed to immigrate and live with them in Australia.

What is the difference between visa 820 and 801?

What is the difference between an 820 and an 801 Partner Visa? In contrast to the subclass 820 partner visa, which is a temporary or provisional visa, the subclass 801 partner visa is a permanent visa. In order to apply for the Partner Visa Subclass 820, you must pay a fee at the time of application.

What happens after 801 is granted?

Once your permanent Partner visa 801 is approved, you will be considered a permanent resident of Australia and will be able to remain there eternally. For the first five years after the date of your visa approval, you are free to travel to and from Australia as often as you wish.

How long does it take to process 801 visa?

For the subclass 801 visa, the current average processing time is between 22 and 26 months at this moment (based on 75-90 percent of applications lodged).

How do I get an 801 visa?

Apply online

1. ImmiAccount should be updated with the results of Stage 2 – Permanent Partner Visa Assessment (100, 801).
2. You can upload your papers to ImmiAccount. Do not attach more than one document, even if you intend to use it to demonstrate more than one point.
3. Remember to make a note of the Transaction Reference Number (TRN).

Can my 801 visa be Cancelled?

Yes, permanent partner visas, including subclass 801 visas, can be revoked for a variety of reasons, including a change of heart. Incorrect information or fraudulent papers submitted with your application, as well as failure to comply with any of the terms of your subclass 801 visa once it has been granted, may result in your visa being revoked.

Can I lose my permanent resident status after divorce?

In the event that you already possess a green card and are a lawful permanent resident at the time of the divorce, the divorce should have no effect on your immigration status. The divorce, on the other hand, may make it necessary for you to wait longer before applying for citizenship. As a result, you would be required to wait five years rather than three years in this situation.

What counts as permanent residency?

Someone who has been granted permission to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis is known as a Green Card holder (permanent resident). The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issues a permanent resident card, sometimes known as a ‘Green Card,’ to a person as confirmation of their legal status in the country.

Is visa 100 permanent residency?

Obtaining a Subclass 100 Partner Visa is the second and last stage in the process of becoming an Australian permanent resident. You must submit an application for the Subclass 100 Visa (permanent) at the same time that you submit an application for the Subclass 309 Visa, just as you would for any other Australian Partner Visa (temporary).

Do I need to renew my permanent resident visa Australia?

However, even if you have been granted permanent residency in Australia, the visa still has a limited validity time. Your PR is valid for 5 years, however you must stay in the country for a minimum of 2 years (730 days) throughout that time in order to be eligible for renewal. You must always renew your PR before it expires in order to keep it active.

How long does a spousal visa last?

It is necessary for them to marry you or become your civil partner before their visa expires in order for them to remain in the United Kingdom after it has expired. They can then apply for leave to remain in the country as your partner for a period of two years and six months.

What should I do after getting permanent residency in Australia?

Unless they marry you or become your civil partner before the expiration of their visa, they will be unable to continue living in the United Kingdom. They can then apply for leave to remain in the country for a period of two years and six months in your place as their partner.

What happens if you break up on a partner visa?

If your relationship has ended permanently and you do not have children together, and there are no allegations of domestic violence, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) will eventually refuse your Subclass 820 Provisional Partner Visa, cancel your Provisional Partner Visa (either Subclass 820 or 309), or refuse your Permanent Partner visa, depending on the circumstances.

What happens if you break up on a partner visa Australia?

If your relationship has ended permanently and you do not have children together, and there are no allegations of domestic violence, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) will eventually refuse your Subclass 820 Provisional Partner Visa, cancel your Provisional Partner Visa (either Subclass 820 or 309), or refuse your Permanent Partner visa, depending on your situation.

What is a subclass 801 partner visa?

The subclass 801 visa is a permanent residency partner visa that may be sought for and granted onshore, as opposed to the subclass 802 visa. It is submitted as part of a consolidated application that includes the following visa subclasses: Class 820 – Associating Partner (Temporary)

What if I did not receive a permanent 801 partner visa immediately?

If we did not award you a permanent 801 Partner visa immediately following the issuance of your temporary 820 visa, you will be required to provide further documentation. We begin evaluating your application for a permanent visa two years after you submitted your initial visa application. You must provide the documents no later than one month before the expiration of the two-year period.

What is the status of my 820/801 visa after 2 years?

As soon as two years have elapsed after you submitted your combined subclass 820/801 visa application, you will be required to provide Immigration with essential papers to prove that you continue to fulfill the requirements for the companion visa.