Visitor visa 600
Hi
just looking for some advice. My partner is Australian and I am british. We are currently living in the uk. He got a uk passport when he arrived as his mum was born here. We now have a 3 month old son Our plan is to move to Australia I have applied for visitor visa sub class 600 for both me and our son but there is a 5 month wait. I just wondered if there is any other route we can take that could get us there quicker? Thanks |
Re: Visitor visa 600
Originally Posted by Jojo16
(Post 12937907)
Hi
just looking for some advice. My partner is Australian and I am british. We are currently living in the uk. He got a uk passport when he arrived as his mum was born here. We now have a 3 month old son Our plan is to move to Australia I have applied for visitor visa sub class 600 for both me and our son but there is a 5 month wait. I just wondered if there is any other route we can take that could get us there quicker? Thanks That said, only citizens and permanent residents can enter Australia at the moment, unless an exemption is granted - and there are plenty of Australians stranded around the world who are unable to return due to the limited number of flights. |
Re: Visitor visa 600
Originally Posted by Jojo16
(Post 12937907)
Hi
just looking for some advice. My partner is Australian and I am british. We are currently living in the uk. He got a uk passport when he arrived as his mum was born here. We now have a 3 month old son Our plan is to move to Australia I have applied for visitor visa sub class 600 for both me and our son but there is a 5 month wait. I just wondered if there is any other route we can take that could get us there quicker? Thanks |
Re: Visitor visa 600
Originally Posted by Paul Hand
(Post 12938066)
Apply for an eVisitor visa and a travel exemption. As mentioned, you can also get citizenship by descent for your son.
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Re: Visitor visa 600
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12938082)
Still unlikely to get them into the country any time soon. There's no reason for them to receive the exemption.
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Re: Visitor visa 600
Originally Posted by Paul Hand
(Post 12938098)
She’s the de facto partner of an Australian citizen and has an Australian citizen child (or one who is eligible to be), so all they need to do is evidence it properly and they will be granted a travel permission. They do not need any other reason. Usually takes a couple of days. Getting a flight is, of course, a different thing.
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