What’s the Difference Between 820 and 801 Partner Visas?
A partner visa is one of the most desired visas in Australia. If you are married to an Australian citizen or have a de facto relationship with your Australian citizen spouse, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen of the same or opposite sex, a partner visa (801 and 802) allows you to live in Australia with your partner. Partner applications can be made together or at separate times, but typically subclass 820 and 801 (onshore partner visa) applications are lodged at the same time and allocated and processed separately (in 2 stages). The processing of the subclass 801 (permanent) visa does not commence until at least 2 years have passed from the date of the most recent subclass 820/801 partner visa application. This is to ensure that the parties are in a genuine and ongoing long-term relationship with one another. Website:- https://mcsvisas.com.au What are the 820 and 801 visas? They are linked together; you typically apply for them at the same time, but t...
