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My Visa Partner Sponsor Registration

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Your Details Please start with a little bit of information about yourself.
I am a looking for a from overseas for partnership or marriage
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Given Name(s):	*
Surname:	*
Date of Birth:	*

Contact Details
Email:	*
Address:

City/Suburb:	*
State:	*
Postcode:	*
Country:	* for sponsors, this must be Australia

Login Details Please specify a strong password to use when logging in. If you are already an INBIB member, please enter your existing password.
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Information about Yourself Please provide the following information to assist in finding potential matches.
Hobbies and Pastimes:
Do you smoke?	*
Are you willing to connect with a smoker?	*
Are you prepared to travel overseas to meet a potential partner who has expressed interest in meeting you?	*
Would you be prepared to sponsor your new partner under the requirements of a partner visa?	*
Do you acknowledge that meeting a partner from overseas requires that any relationship needs to satisfy the requirements below with evidence?	*
Please advise your financial capacity, please estimate your net assets?* *We need to assess your financial ability to sponsor and take care of your overseas partner.	*
Have you been married previously?	* If yes, please provide details of termination such as death/divorce with dates: If yes, do you have any children, please provide details of date of birth and gender:

Requirements Please read and understand the following requirements before continuing.
Married applicants you and your spouse must both be committed to a shared life together to the exclusion of all others your relationship with your spouse must be genuine and continuing you must live with your spouse or do not live apart on a permanent basis your marriage must be valid under Australian law De facto partners To be a de facto partner, you must be in a de facto relationship. You and your partner are in a de facto relationship if all these apply: you are not married to each other you are committed to a shared life to the exclusion of all others your relationship is genuine and continuing you live together or do not live separately and apart on a permanent basis you are not related by family Usually your de facto relationship must have existed for at least 12 months immediately before you apply for the visa. Time spent dating or in an online relationship might not count as being in a de facto relationship. The 12-month requirement will not apply if you can show us compelling and compassionate circumstances exist to grant the subclass 820 visa. The 12-month requirement also will not apply if: your partner holds or held a permanent humanitarian visa your de facto relationship existed before we granted their visa your de facto partner told us about the relationship before we granted their visa It will also not apply if you: are in a de facto relationship with a partner who is an applicant for a permanent humanitarian visa, or you have registered your relationship with an Australian authority such as a registry of births, deaths and marriages You might still be granted the temporary visa if your relationship has broken down or if your sponsor died. Have a Sponsor You and anyone who applies for the visa with you must have a sponsor when you lodge your application and when you are on this visa. Your sponsor is usually your partner who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident. The department of Immigration must approve your sponsor. There are limitations on approval. You can't change your sponsor. The person who sponsors you when you apply for the visa must be same person who sponsors you for 2 years after your temporary 820 partner visa is granted. Be the Right Age Married applicants must, usually, be 18 or older when they apply. This is because, usually, you must be 18 or older to be married under Australian law. Applicants in de facto relationships must be 18 or older when they apply. Meet the Department’s Health Requirement You, and any members of the family unit or dependent child who applies for the visa with you, must meet the Australian government's health requirement. Family members who don't accompany you to Australia might also need to meet health requirements. Meet the Department’s Character Requirement You, and any members of the family unit or dependent child who applies for the visa with you, must meet the Australian government's character requirement. Pay your Debts to the Australian Government If you or any family members (including those who don't apply for the visa with you) owe the Australian government money, you or they must have paid it back or arranged to pay it back. Best Interests of the Child We might not grant this visa if it is not in the best interests of an applicant under 18. Please provide details of your female preferences, would you be willing to accept children with the visa application.

Acknowledgements
This is a temporary visa which will lead to a permanent residency visa after two years approximately providing the relationship is still ongoing. By continuing and using this service, you acknowledge acceptance of the above terms of a partner temporary visa subclass 820.
	I acknowledge and confirm that I have the financial capacity to sponsor a visa applicant from overseas. Evidence may be requested.
	I acknowledge acceptance of the above terms of a partner temporary visa subclass 820.
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My Visa Partner Sponsor Registration

Married applicants

De facto partners

Have a Sponsor

Be the Right Age

Meet the Department’s Health Requirement

Meet the Department’s Character Requirement

Pay your Debts to the Australian Government

Best Interests of the Child