About PartnerVisa.help

Our Mission

PartnerVisa.help is an information site about Australian partner visas, run by the Arrivau team (legal entity: Arrivau Pty Ltd). It is not a government website and is not affiliated with the Department of Home Affairs. We believe that official immigration information should be accessible, clear, and practical — not buried in bureaucratic language that leaves people more confused than informed.

We translate official policy into plain-English guidance. Every article, guide, and checklist on this site is built from primary sources — primarily the Department of Home Affairs website at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au — and reviewed regularly to reflect current policy and processing practices.

What We Cover

Our content focuses on the practical side of partner visa applications:

  • How to prepare relationship evidence across the four assessment pillars (financial, household, social, and commitment)
  • Document checklists for each partner visa subclass (820, 801, 309, 100, and 300)
  • Processing timelines, fees, and eligibility requirements — all linked to official sources
  • Common questions, answered from the official Home Affairs pages

What We Do Not Do

We do not provide migration advice or legal assistance. This site is for general information only. Visa policies, fees, and processing times change regularly. We strongly recommend:

Who runs this site

This site is run by the Arrivau team (Arrivau Pty Ltd). We are not a migration agency and do not lodge applications. If you ask for help with your own case through the site's assistant, your enquiry is passed to a registered migration agent we work with, who replies within one business day. We cite official sources for policy details and fees, and we do not estimate approval chances or promise outcomes. Content is regularly reviewed for accuracy, but the Department of Home Affairs remains the authoritative source for immigration policy.

We do not accept paid placements, and we do not rank or recommend migration agents or lawyers.

Contact

For general inquiries about the site, corrections, or feedback: editorial@partnervisa.help

For visa-related questions, we recommend consulting a registered migration agent or using our evidence preparation guides.