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James2509 Jul 24th 2017 7:09 pm

Defacto visa
 
Hi me and my partner are planning on applying for a 189 visa plus a defacto visa next year, we have been together for 7 years we have proof of all this , we lived together in Australia for one year last year and had a joint bank accounts (whv) but now we are back in the UK we both live with are parents but stay over every night of the week and we have separate bank accounts, will this be a problem when applying . many thanks

Pollyana Jul 24th 2017 8:08 pm

Re: Defacto visa
 

Originally Posted by James2509 (Post 12302085)
Hi me and my partner are planning on applying for a 189 visa plus a defacto visa next year, we have been together for 7 years we have proof of all this , we lived together in Australia for one year last year and had a joint bank accounts (whv) but now we are back in the UK we both live with are parents but stay over every night of the week and we have separate bank accounts, will this be a problem when applying . many thanks

Your partner does not need a de facto visa. If she is your de facto partner she goes on your 189 as a dependent :)
However if you are currently living at different addresses, and are not married, you may struggle to prove the relationship is ongoing, especially if you have only lived together for 1 year out of 5.
Might be worth speaking to an agent.

moneypenny20 Jul 25th 2017 11:22 am

Re: Defacto visa
 
Any chance of a wedding in the near future?

ptlabs Jul 25th 2017 12:14 pm

Re: Defacto visa
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 12302109)
However if you are currently living at different addresses, and are not married, you may struggle to prove the relationship is ongoing...

Indeed. In fact, even for legally married couples, not living together is something that will need to be properly explained.

Pollyana Jul 25th 2017 12:57 pm

Re: Defacto visa
 

Originally Posted by ptlabs (Post 12302657)
Indeed. In fact, even for legally married couples, not living together is something that will need to be properly explained.

Oh yes, in graphic detail,and even then its not even a given that it will be accepted.


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