Meaning of "usually resident" in spousal PR sponsorship
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Meaning of "usually resident" in spousal PR sponsorship
I hold a Resident Return Visa, granted in July 2000 and expires in July 2005. During that period I lived in Australia from July until November 2000. We were planning to move back in June 2005 and, in preparation, soon would be applying for her Permanent Resident visa with my sponsorship.
In booklet 1 it states that the sponsoring spouse must be “usually resident in Australia� in order to apply for a visa.
What does “usually resident in Australia� mean in this instance? All of a sudden I am quite worried that our plan won't hold...
I appreciate any input that readers might have to offer.
In booklet 1 it states that the sponsoring spouse must be “usually resident in Australia� in order to apply for a visa.
What does “usually resident in Australia� mean in this instance? All of a sudden I am quite worried that our plan won't hold...
I appreciate any input that readers might have to offer.
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Re: Meaning of "usually resident" in spousal PR sponsorship
Originally Posted by andersandersen
I hold a Resident Return Visa, granted in July 2000 and expires in July 2005. During that period I lived in Australia from July until November 2000. We were planning to move back in June 2005 and, in preparation, soon would be applying for her Permanent Resident visa with my sponsorship.
In booklet 1 it states that the sponsoring spouse must be “usually resident in Australia� in order to apply for a visa.
What does “usually resident in Australia� mean in this instance? All of a sudden I am quite worried that our plan won't hold...
In booklet 1 it states that the sponsoring spouse must be “usually resident in Australia� in order to apply for a visa.
What does “usually resident in Australia� mean in this instance? All of a sudden I am quite worried that our plan won't hold...
You should get professional advice.
Jeremy