The Subclass 482 Skills in Demand visa allows Australian employers to sponsor skilled overseas workers where suitable Australian workers cannot be found. This guide explains the 482 visa streams, eligibility requirements, sponsorship process, salary thresholds, costs, family members and potential pathways to permanent residency.

The 12-month de facto relationship rule is not the same for every Australian visa. Learn when the requirement applies to Partner visas and secondary applicants, the key exceptions that may be available, and why being together for less than 12 months does not necessarily mean you need to wait before applying.

Condition 8503 – No Further Stay can restrict your ability to apply for another visa while in Australia. Learn when a waiver may be available, what circumstances may qualify, and the evidence required to support a request.

If your relationship ends while you hold or are applying for an Australian Partner Visa, it does not always mean your visa pathway ends. Learn about the circumstances where you may still be eligible for permanent residency and what steps to take.

Applying for a Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa? Learn what relationship evidence you need to provide, including evidence of how you met, your relationship history, intention to marry and plans for your future together.

Not sure which Australian Partner Visa pathway applies to your relationship? This guide explains the key differences between the Subclass 309/100, 820/801 and 300 Prospective Marriage Visa, including who each pathway is for and how the temporary and permanent stages work.