Are you facing uncertainty about your permanent residency (PR) status in Australia due to changes in your relationship? Don't worry, you may still be eligible to get your PR even if your relationship has ended under certain circumstances. If you either have or have applied for a temporary partner visa (subclass 820/309) this information applies to you.
Let's explore how you can navigate immigration laws and secure your future in Australia.
Sponsor's Death: If your sponsor, who initially sponsored your visa application, passes away before you receive your permanent residency, you may still be eligible to obtain PR. If you can demonstrate that you would have continued the relationship with your sponsor if they were alive, you can still pursue your PR application.
Violence: If your relationship ended due to family violence or domestic abuse, you may still be eligible for permanent residency. You will need to provide evidence of the family violence you experienced, to support your PR application.
Child Involvement: If you share a child with your former partner who is an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may have pathways to secure your PR status.
It's important to seek professional legal advice from experienced immigration professionals to assess your individual circumstances and explore the best options available to you. They can guide you through the application process, help gather relevant evidence, and advocate on your behalf to immigration authorities.
Remember, changes in your relationship status do not necessarily mean the end of your immigration journey in Australia. With the right support and guidance, you can navigate these challenges and secure your permanent residency status for a brighter future in Australia.
If you have any questions or need assistance with your PR application, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you every step of the way.
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