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Registered Migration Agents · Australia
Your Australian
Partner Visa
Starts Here.
Expert guidance for Partner Visa subclasses 820, 801, 309 & 100 — from application to approval. Transparent fees, no surprises.
98%
Approval Rate
2,400+
Visas Granted
12 yrs
Experience
Free Eligibility Check
Takes less than 60 seconds — sent straight to WhatsApp
🔒 Confidential · No obligation · We reply within 24 hrs
Visa Subclasses
Which Partner Visa Do You Need?
Edvise Hub handles all Australian partner visa subclasses — we'll match you to the right pathway based on your circumstances.
820
Temporary Partner Visa
For applicants already in Australia. Live and work while your permanent visa is being assessed. Applied simultaneously with subclass 801.
Apply for 820 →801
Permanent Partner Visa
Granted 2 years after the 820 is lodged. Provides permanent residency in Australia. Submitted jointly with subclass 820.
Apply for 801 →309
Provisional Partner Visa
For applicants outside Australia. Allows you to travel to and live in Australia while your permanent visa is being processed.
Apply for 309 →100
Permanent Offshore Visa
Permanent partner visa for offshore applicants. Automatically considered with subclass 309. Grants full permanent residency.
Apply for 100 →How It Works
Your Path to Approval
A clear, guided journey from consultation to visa grant — we handle the complexity so you don't have to.
01
Free Consultation
We assess your eligibility, relationship evidence, and recommend the right visa subclass for your situation.
02
Document Preparation
Our team creates a tailored checklist and guides you through gathering the right evidence and statutory declarations.
03
Application Lodgement
We prepare and lodge your application with the Department of Home Affairs — accurately and on time.
04
Ongoing Support
We monitor your application, respond to requests for further information, and keep you updated every step of the way.
05
Visa Granted 🎉
Celebrate your visa approval! We'll guide you on the next steps including the permanent stage when it's due.
Partner Visa Fees Australia
Government Visa Charges
Below are the official Department of Home Affairs application charges. Our professional service fees are separate — contact us for a full quote.
Visa Subclass
Govt. Charge (AUD)
Type
Subclass 820 / 801
$8,850
Onshore Temporary + Permanent
Subclass 309 / 100
$8,850
Offshore Provisional + Permanent
Additional Applicant (18+)
$4,430
Per secondary applicant
Additional Applicant (under 18)
$2,215
Per secondary applicant
* Government fees are subject to change. Last updated 2024–25. Does not include professional migration agent fees.
Why Choose Us
The Edvise Hub Difference
Thousands of couples have trusted us with one of the most important applications of their lives. Here's why.
MARA Registered Agents
All our agents are registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority — you're protected by law and professional standards.
MARN 2619225 · QEAC No: 12906
Proven Evidence Strategy
We know exactly what the Department looks for. Our evidence frameworks are built from thousands of successful applications.
Fast & Accurate Lodgement
Errors and delays cost months. Our rigorous review process ensures your application is complete and correct from day one.
Multilingual Support
We serve clients in English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, and more. No language barrier should stand between you and your loved one.
Transparent Pricing
Fixed professional fees quoted upfront — no hidden charges, no surprises. We publish our pricing so you can plan ahead.
End-to-End Service
From initial assessment through to the permanent visa stage, we stay with you for the entire journey — not just the lodgement.
Client Stories
Real Couples, Real Results
Don't take our word for it — here's what our clients say about their Edvise Hub experience.
★★★★★
"Edvise Hub made the 820/801 process so much less stressful. Our agent was thorough, responsive, and genuinely cared about our outcome. Visa granted in 18 months!"
★★★★★
"We applied for the 309 offshore and were nervous about the evidence requirements. Edvise Hub's checklist was incredibly detailed and our application was approved without any requests for more info."
★★★★★
"The fees were clear from the start and there were no hidden costs. Worth every dollar — professional, fast, and they answered every question I had within hours. Highly recommend!"
Common Questions
Partner Visa FAQs
Answers to the most common questions about Australian partner visa requirements, processing time, and fees.
What is the partner visa processing time in Australia?
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Processing times vary based on the subclass and individual circumstances. The subclass 820/801 (onshore) currently averages 24–36 months for a decision. The subclass 309/100 (offshore) is similar. Processing times are set by the Department of Home Affairs and can fluctuate — contact us for current estimates.
What are the requirements for a partner visa in Australia?
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You must be in a genuine de facto or married relationship with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. Evidence of shared life, finances, social recognition, and commitment is required. Both parties must meet health and character requirements.
What is the difference between subclass 820 and 801?
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The subclass 820 is the temporary stage of the onshore partner visa — it grants you the right to live and work in Australia while you wait. The subclass 801 is the permanent stage, which is generally assessed about two years after the 820 is lodged. Both are applied for together in one application.
How much does a partner visa cost in Australia?
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The government application charge for the primary applicant is AUD $8,850 (2024–25). Additional applicants attract extra charges. Professional migration agent fees are separate — contact Edvise Hub for a transparent, fixed-fee quote tailored to your application.
Can I work in Australia while waiting for my partner visa?
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Yes. Once your subclass 820 or 309 visa is granted (the temporary stage), you have full work rights in Australia. You may also be eligible for Medicare. We can advise you on bridging visa conditions if you're already in Australia while your application is being processed.
Do I need a migration agent for a partner visa?
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It's not legally required, but highly recommended. Partner visa applications are complex, evidence-heavy, and costly. A mistake or incomplete application can lead to refusal. Our registered agents ensure your application is structured correctly and maximises your chance of approval.
Ready to Begin?
Let's Reunite You With Your Partner in Australia
Book your free, no-obligation consultation today. Our migration experts are ready to assess your situation and map out your fastest path to approval.
Expert guidance for your migration and study abroad journey. We specialize in navigating complex visa pathways to secure your future seamlessly.
MARN Registration: 2619225
QEAC Graduate: 12906
Skilled Migration
- 189 Skilled Independent
- 190 Skilled Nominated
- 887 Skilled Regional
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