Applying for a Partner Visa while onshore in Australia often means transitioning to a Bridging Visa as you wait for your application to be processed.Key FactsWhen applying for a Partner Visa onshore in Australia, you will usually receive a Bridging Visa to stay legally while awaiting the decision.The Bridging Visa
Joanna Hill
Registered Migration Agent
MMIA: 27539
MARN: 1575613
Education
University of Melbourne (Master of Education, BMus/BTeach (Hons))
Deakin University (Graduate Certificate of Literary Studies)
Australian National University (Graduate Certificate Of Migration Law and Practice)
Additional Accreditation
Qualified Education Agent Counsellor QEAC K455
VIT
About
Joanna Hill is a Registered Migration Agent with over 9 years experience assisting individuals, business owners and HR managers to apply for all Australian Visas.
Joanna’s areas of expertise include Work Visas, Partner Visas, Visitor Visas and Australian Citizenship. She makes the complex and constantly changing process of applying for Australian visas simple and stress free for clients and achieves a 100% success rate for partner visa applications.
Joanna is a Member of the Migration Institute of Australia and is registered with the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARN 1575613).
In addition to her work in Migration, Joanna has over 15 years experience as a teacher, Leading Teacher and Learning Specialist in Primary and Secondary schools. She has a research Masters in Education and has presented research and workshops at conferences in Australia and internationally.
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Visitor Visa to Partner Visa
Can I apply onshore for a Partner Visa if I hold a Visitor Visa?Applying for a Subclass 820/801 Partner Visa onshore in Australia while holding a Visitor Visa is a common Partner Visa pathway we see at Port Migration.Many of our clients apply for their Partner Visa when they are