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Partner Visas

Schedule 3 - Onshore

You may be eligible for a Schedule 3 Partner visa if you don't hold a substantive visa or are unlawful at the time of your Partner visa lodgment and meet the Schedule 3 criteria.

SCHEDULE 3 VISA - ON SHORE


A Pathway to Partner Visa Eligibility for Onshore Applicants

The Schedule 3 Visa - Onshore is designed for individuals who do not hold a substantive visa or are unlawful at the time of their Partner visa lodgement but meet specific criteria. This visa provides a pathway for onshore applicants to maintain their eligibility for a Partner visa.

  • Available to individuals who do not hold a substantive visa or are unlawful at the time of their Partner visa lodgement.
  • Provides an opportunity to rectify immigration status and continue with a Partner visa application.
  • Allows onshore applicants to address non-compliance issues.

Before applying for a Schedule 3 Visa - Onshore, you must meet the following criteria:

  • You must be in Australia at the time of application.
  • You must be the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen.
  • You must meet the health and character requirements.
  • You must not have any outstanding debts to the Australian government.

The Schedule 3 Visa - Onshore offers a pathway to rectify immigration status and maintain eligibility for a Partner visa:

  • Allows onshore applicants to continue with their Partner visa application process.
  • Provides an opportunity to address visa non-compliance issues.
  • Offers a chance to regularize immigration status while pursuing a Partner visa.

To apply for a Schedule 3 Visa - Onshore, you will need to provide the following documents and evidence:

Personal Documents:
  • Passport
  • Birth Certificate
  • Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
  • Proof of Name Change (if applicable)
  • Divorce Certificate (if applicable)
  • National Identity Card
Character Documents:
  • Police Clearance Certificates from all relevant countries
  • Form 80 (Personal particulars for character assessment) - if requested by the Department of Home Affairs
Evidence of Relationship:
  • Statutory Declarations (from you and your partner) detailing the history of your relationship, including how you met, your living arrangements, and your future plans together.
  • Joint Bank Statements or Financial Commitments (e.g., joint loans, shared expenses)
  • Shared Household Documents (e.g., rental agreements, utility bills, lease agreements)
  • Evidence of Joint Activities (e.g., photos together, travel itineraries, social event invitations)
  • Correspondence (e.g., emails, letters, messages) showing ongoing communication and planning together
  • Statutory Declarations from Friends and Family (attesting to the genuineness of your relationship)
  • Any other documents that demonstrate the nature and history of your relationship

It's essential to provide comprehensive and accurate documentation to support your Schedule 3 Visa - Onshore application. If you are an onshore applicant without a substantive visa and need assistance with your application, our dedicated team at MYAC is here to guide you through the process and help you maintain your eligibility for a Partner visa.

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