Family Visa Agent Perth

Partner Visa

For eligible spouses and de facto partners applying through the Subclass 820/801 or 309/100 pathway.

Prospective Marriage Visa

For eligible prospective spouses applying for Subclass 300 before marrying and progressing to a Partner visa pathway.

Parent Visa

For eligible parents considering Subclass 103, 143, 173, 804, 864 or 884 pathways.

Sponsored Parent Visa

For eligible parents seeking a temporary stay of three or five years through Subclass 870.

Child Visa

For eligible dependent children applying through Subclass 101, 802 or 445.

Adoption Visa

For eligible children adopted outside Australia under recognised arrangements through Subclass 102.

Carer Visa

For eligible relatives applying through Subclass 116 or 836 to provide substantial and continuing care.

Remaining Relative Visa

For eligible applicants who meet the strict requirements of Subclass 115 or 835.

Aged Dependent Relative Visa

For eligible older relatives who are financially dependent on an Australian relative and may qualify under Subclass 114 or 838.

Orphan Relative Visa

For eligible children applying through Subclass 117 or 837 where their parents are deceased, cannot provide care or cannot be found.

Family Visa Refusal Assistance

For applicants who need a refusal reviewed, evidence problems identified or available review and reapplication options assessed.

Relationship Documents

Evidence may include:

• Shared finances and household expenses
• Joint living arrangements
• Domestic responsibilities
• Recognition by relatives and friends
• Travel and social activities
• Communication during periods apart
• Long-term plans
• Joint responsibility for children

The relationship timeline should be consistent with addresses, travel records, financial documents, photographs and personal statements.

Perth-Based Evidence

Couples living in Western Australia may use:

• A certified WA marriage certificate
• A joint Perth lease or mortgage
• WA driver’s licences showing the same address
• Utility and household accounts
• Joint bank or insurance documents
• Children’s WA school or childcare records
• Correspondence sent to the shared address
• Evidence of social and family activities in Perth

A marriage certificate proves the legal marriage but should be supported by broader evidence showing how the relationship operates.

Limited Joint Evidence

Some genuine couples have few documents in both names. This may happen where one partner holds the lease, the couple lives with relatives, one person manages most expenses or work and visa circumstances have caused separation.

Alternative evidence may include:

• Transfers between partners
• Shared travel bookings
• Messages and call records
• Household deliveries
• Emergency contact records
• Mail showing the same address
• Statements from relatives and friends

The application should explain why standard joint documents are limited rather than leaving unexplained gaps.