Partner/Spouse Visa (Permanent)
Subclass 100 Visa
Reunite permanently with your partner in Australia with Ezy Immigration
The 482 Visa now called the Skills in Demand Visa (SID) – Subclass 482, stands as Australia’s primary temporary work visa for skilled professionals. This visa allows Australian companies to sponsor workers from overseas in jobs where local talent is scarce. The 482 visa offers a strong solution for professionals seeking opportunities in Australia or employers facing skill shortages.
At Ezy Immigration, our Registered Migration Agents specialize in managing 482 Visa applications for individuals and businesses throughout Australia and overseas. We will steer you through the entire sponsorship and nomination process providing personalized, expert assistance.
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We can assist you with all popular temporary or residence visa applications for Australia. We will not take on an application if we believe it will be unsuccessful, saving you time and money. We provide timely updates and keep you informed throughout the whole process.
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What is the Partner Visa (Permanent) Subclass 100 Visa?
The Partner (Migrant) Visa or Subclass 100 Visa is a permanent visa that allows the spouse or de facto partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen to live in Australia indefinitely. This visa is usually granted to applicants who already hold the Partner (Provisional) Subclass 309 Visa and have maintained a genuine, ongoing relationship throughout the waiting period.
At Ezy Immigration, our team of Registered Migration Agents is dedicated to helping couples through this two-stage visa process. Whether you’re at the start of your application or awaiting your permanent status, we provide expert guidance every step of the way.
If you’re looking for support on the first step (temporary stage), view our detailed guide on the Partner (Provisional) Subclass 309 Visa.
Who Can Apply for the Subclass 100 Visa?
This visa is available to applicants who:
- Have been granted the Partner (Provisional) Visa Subclass 309
- Remain in a genuine, ongoing relationship with their Australian sponsor
- Have met the time and character requirements (usually two years from the 309 visa application unless exemptions apply, such as having children or long-term relationships)
You do not need to lodge a separate visa application for the 100 visa — it’s the second stage of the combined 309/100 Partner visa pathway. Immigration will assess your eligibility for permanent residence based on updated evidence of your relationship.
Benefits of the Subclass 100 Partner Visa
Once granted, the Partner (Permanent) Visa Subclass 100 allows you to:
- Live in Australia indefinitely as a permanent resident
- Work and study in Australia without restrictions
- Access Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system
- Sponsor eligible relatives for visas
- Apply for Australian citizenship when eligible
The Subclass 100 Visa truly marks the beginning of a permanent life in Australia with your loved one. It eliminates the uncertainty of temporary visas and paves the way for long-term planning.
3. Specialist Skills Pathway
This pathway targets jobs that pay a lot and need special skills (over $135,000 AUD ). There’s no list of specific jobs—you qualify based on how much you earn and what you can do. It moves and aims to fill crucial workforce gaps.
Need help picking the right option? Get in touch with us to assess your 482 Visa options.
Processing Time for Subclass 100 Visa
The processing time for this visa depends on individual circumstances, the complexity of your case, and the time since your Subclass 309 was granted. On average, it can take:
- 8 to 15 months after eligibility (usually 2 years after initial 309 lodgement)
- Faster decisions if you’ve been in a long-term relationship or have dependent children
Ezy Immigration keeps you informed of your application progress, prepares your relationship evidence updates, and ensures your submission is always up to date.
What Relationship Proofs Are Needed?
The Department of Home Affairs assesses your relationship under four key criteria:
- Financial aspects (shared assets, joint bank accounts)
- Social evidence (joint invitations, mutual friends, social media history)
- Household arrangements (shared bills, rental agreements)
- Nature of the commitment (communication, future plans, long-term intention)
Providing updated, consistent documentation during the second stage is crucial. Our team will work closely with you to prepare a solid, decision-ready relationship portfolio.
Common Reasons for Refusal & How We Help
While most Subclass 100 applications are successful, refusals can occur due to:
- Inconsistent or insufficient relationship evidence
- Changes in relationship status
- Character concerns or undisclosed information
Ezy Immigration ensures your evidence is accurate, detailed, and updated. If your situation has changed, our registered agents can advise on your best course of action, whether it’s continuing the visa process or exploring other pathways.
Why Choose Ezy Immigration?
At Ezy Immigration, we’ve helped hundreds of couples reunite in Australia with compassion and precision. Our agents are:
- MARA-registered and experienced in partner visa processing
- Experts at relationship evidence preparation
- Supportive throughout the two-year journey from 309 to 100
Familiar with case complexities, such as changes in sponsor circumstances or overseas relationship challenges
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Start Your Journey to Permanent Residency
The Subclass 100 Visa or Partner Visa is more than just a piece of paper — it’s your gateway to building a life with your loved one in Australia. With Ezy Immigration’s personalised support, you can avoid delays, stay fully informed, and feel confident in your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You apply for the 309 and 100 visas together. Immigration will automatically assess your eligibility for the permanent visa approximately two years after the 309 application date.
Yes. If you already hold the Subclass 309, you are free to travel in and out of Australia.
It typically takes 8 to 15 months after you’re eligible, which is usually two years after your initial 309 visa application.
You must inform the Department of Home Affairs. Your application may be withdrawn or refused unless specific exceptions apply. Contact Ezy Immigration for urgent help in such cases.
Yes. Dependent children can be included if they were part of your 309 visa or added later.
Yes. Updated police clearances and health checks may be requested to finalise your permanent visa.
Yes, after fulfilling residency and other criteria, holders of the Subclass 100 visa can apply for Australian citizenship.
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