The answer is yes, marrying an Australian to get residency is possible if all relevant valid visa application and grant requirements are met. If your spouse is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, they may be eligible to sponsor you for a permanent residency visa in Australia.

How long does it take to get permanent residency in Australia after marriage?

Processing time will take about 18 – 24 months. In total, after you initially apply for a partner visa, it will take 3.5 – 4 years to be granted permanent residency.

Can my partner stay in Australia if we get married?

If you are engaged to an Australian citizen or permanent resident, then you may enter Australia on a Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 130) and marry your intended. Once you enter Australia and marry your partner, you may apply for a Partner Visa. The Partner Visa is a permanent resident visa.

Can I marry an Australian citizen while on my tourist visa?

Firstly, you definitely can get married in Australia on a tourist visa, whether you are visiting for either 3 months or 6 months. Also, there is no residency qualification required to marry in Australia. The only real requirement is that you are free to marry; and are both at least eighteen years of age.

Can I move to Australia with my partner?

The Australian Partner Visa allows you to travel to Australia with your partner. If not, you may be granted a temporary visa with which, after two years if the relationship is ongoing, you are eligible to apply for a permanent visa.

How can I bring my girlfriend to Australia?

To be eligible for a Partner Visa you must be married to, or in a de facto (common law) relationship, with an Australian citizen or permanent resident. Interdependent, or same-sex partners are also eligible. Under the Partner Visa, your partner must sponsor you for a period of 2 years.

Can I bring my boyfriend to Australia?

If you intend to marry an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be able to obtain a fiancé(e) visa for immigration to Australia. Your fiancé can sponsor you for temporary residence in Australia for up to nine months during which the marriage must take place.

Can I invite my boyfriend to Australia?

If you intend to marry an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be able to obtain a fiancé(e) visa for immigration to Australia. Your fiancé can sponsor you for temporary residence in Australia for up to nine months during which the marriage must take place.

Can I fly to Australia from the US?

Australia has enacted a travel ban on all non-residents and non-Australian citizens entering Australia. The Australian government requires all individuals traveling to or transiting through Australia, with limited exceptions, to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 (PCR) test at time of check-in.

Can you smoke in hotel quarantine?

In NSW smoking and using e-cigarettes in hotel quarantine is not permitted. You will not be able to smoke for the duration of your stay at the hotel.

Are tourists allowed to enter Australia?

The only people who can travel to Australia are: Australian citizens. permanent residents.

How do hotels not get caught smoking?

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What happens if you test positive in hotel quarantine?

People who refuse to be tested, or test positive will be required to stay in quarantine for a longer period. That is, until the end of the quarantine period (24 days), or in the case of a positive test, until clear of infection.

Do I need to book quarantine in Australia?

Australia has strict border measures in place to protect the health of the Australian community. When you arrive in Australia, you must quarantine for 14 days at designated facilities in your port of arrival, unless you have an exemption or youre travelling on a green zone flight.