Q. In a partner visa (spouse, fiancee, de facto spouse), must the partners have met personally?
A.
Yes, the partners must have met personally. GO DIRECT TO DON FOR MORE DETAILS.

Q. If a child is legally adopted in the Philippines by an Australian, can he have a visa for Australia?
A.
Not automatically. Even if the child is adopted legally in the Philippines, the criteria of the Adoption Visa must be met. Our advice is not to begin an adoption case until you have discussed the visa requirements.
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Q. In a partner visa, does the sponsor have to disclose his income?
A.
You must be able to prove that you can support a partner for two years without access to public funds.
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Q. Can a fiancee work in Australia?
A.
Yes.
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Q. In a Partner visa, does the assurer, if needed, have to pay a bond?
A.
No.
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Q. In a Family Sponsored Visit visa application, does the assurer need to pay a bond?
A.
Yes.
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Q. Do all Visitor Visa Applications require an Assurer?
A.
No.
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Q. Is it true that all members of the family unit must meet medical requirements, even if they are not going?
A.
Yes.
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Q. Can I pay the Embassy fee at the Australian Embassy in cash?
A.
No. It is done by Manager's Cheque.
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