PARTNER VISA APPLICATION COST IN AUSTRALIA
What are the fees and charges for apply for an Australian Partner Visa in 2021? In this article, we have summarised the following breakdown of the main costs for your reference:
1. Visa Application Charges
The following shows the visa application charges by Department of Home Affairs in 2021.
Cost | |
Prospective Marriage 300 Visa | $7,850 – Primary Applicant $3,930 – Any child 18+ $1,965 – Any child under 18 |
Partner Visa 820 Visa & 801 Visa
Application made by Prospective Marriage 300 Visa Holder* |
$1,310 – Primary Applicant $660 – Any child 18+ $325 – Any child under 18 |
Partner Visa 820 Visa & 801 Visa | $7,850 – Primary Applicant $3,930 – Any child 18+ $1,965 – Any child under 18 |
Partner Visa 309 Visa & 100 Visa | $7,850 – Primary Applicant $3,930 – Any child 18+ $1,965 – Any child under 18 |
2. Health Examination Fee
Health examinations can be conducted at any panel clinics, either in Australia or outside Australia, approved by the Department of Home Affairs. The health examination fee is around $350 per adult and $300 per child. The fee needs to be paid directly to the panel clinics. In Australia, health examinations can be organised through Bupa Medical Visa Services.
3. Police Check Fee
The applicants will be required to apply for police clearances in each country where the applicant has lived for 12 months or more. The fee must be paid directly to the relevant authority in the country. The Australian Federal Police clearance can be applied from https://www.afp.gov.au/what-we-do/services/criminal-records/national-police-checks.
4. Professional Immigration Service Fee
Our professional immigration service fee for Australian Partner Visa is between $3,600 – $6,600 subject to complexity and to be paid in 2 instalments.
The application will be managed by our experienced professional migration agent, and you will be looked after and guided every step of the way during the entire process.
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