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A lot of first-time travelers, and even some seasoned ones, aren’t very knowledgeable of visas, as to when they are or are not required, and under what circumstances they are required. Many don’t even know what they are.
According to Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged edition, a visa is an endorsement in a passport or similar document, [...]
Archive for the ‘Partner Visas’ Category
Importance of a Visa to One’s Country
Posted by Jacinthe on April 13th, 2011
Australia Spouse Visa: Changes to Same-Sex Relationships
Posted by dylann on July 2nd, 2009
The Australian Government has removed discriminations against same-sex couples and their children effective 1 July 2009. For migration and citizenship purposes, same-sex couples and their children are now recognized as de facto partners with the same rights and responsibilities as opposite-sex de facto partners.
Australian Visas: Evidence of Genuine Relationship
Posted by dylann on May 25th, 2009
If you are getting a visa for Australia as a partner (as a spouse, de facto, fiance and interdependent), you will be asked to provide proof of genuine and continuing relationship. Whether you are applying for the first time as for a temporary Australia visa or for a more permanent partner visa, this is often [...]
Posted in Partner Visas 
Tags: australia visa, australian partner, Australian visa, de facto, Fiance, interdependent, spouse 
No Comments »Wedding Bells and Visas
Posted by dylann on April 13th, 2009
Ever dream of having a wedding overlooking Grose Valley and its jagged cliff face? How about one by the sea in an intimate tavern? Your guests would be lining up to see you and to experience this day with you. But before you let your thought wander off into your dream wedding, you need to [...]
