If you are outside Australia when you are granted a partner category visa, you will be required to make
your first entry to Australia by a certain date. You will be told your initial entry date in the letter you receive
from the department advising you of the grant of your visa.
The purpose of this initial entry date is to
ensure that persons migrate to Australia within a reasonable period of being granted a visa so that the
planning levels for settler services for newly arrived migrants are sufficient.
The date is usually tied to the
earliest date of the validity periods of any health and character checks you had as part of the process of
applying for a partner category visa.
You must have a valid Partner (Provisional) visa (subclass 309) to be considered for a permanent visa.
If you are granted before you receive your permanent Partner visa (subclass 100), your temporary Partner visa might no longer be valid. This means your application for your permanent visa will be refused.
After you apply for a partner category visa, you should inform the department if you intend to travel (either
to or from Australia) while your visa application is being processed.
This is because, if you applied for a partner category visa while you were:
outside Australia, you when the temporary visa is granted. You may be
either in or outside Australia when the permanent visa is granted.
The partner category visa that you are granted will have a multiple re-entry facility, which means that you
can leave, and return to, Australia as many times as you wish within a specified period.
• A temporary Partner visa (subclasses 309 and 820) allows you to travel until a decision is made on
your permanent Partner visa.
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