charlenemercy

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Like I said circumstances change & I do not intend to look after her 24/7 anymore. I was advised that because I am not on a substantive visa, the application for a partners visa is very unlikely to get approved as there are a lot of other factors that come into place because I am not on a substantive visa. I havent been given a que date/number, thats another reason why I want to drop it. 1 can only stay so long with not working or being allowed to travel.

Hey there peeps! I am in a sticky situation now & I need advice on what will be best. I came to Australia & applied for a carer's visa & it has been 27 months that I have been on a bridging visa waiting now. Circumstances have changed & I have a partner here & we have been together for 2 years already. I know that when I withdraw my application for the carer's visa, I have 28 days from the date the DIAC acknowledge my withdrawal to leave the country. Now if I apply for a partners visa as soon as the DIAC acknowledge's my withdrawal, I would like to know what will happen? Also what visa will I be on during the 28 days? Will DIAC accept my partners visa application or will they reject it just because I applied it during the 28 days? Please help & give me some advice, I do not want my partner to loose almost $7grand & we going through all this just to get it tossed out. :godfather: Thank you & Happy Easter! xx Char

Hey, thanks for your reply, the reason why I want to withdraw my carers visa application is because I no longer care for my grandmother & I am living with my partner. I just realised that the partner visa cost has gone up 50% as well & that just sets me back so much. I have called the migration office but they have given me unclear answers & the guy was very unsure about my questions. Thinking of getting a lawyer but that will incur even more cost.

Hey all! I am applying for my partner's visa soon but I am still waiting on a career's visa & I have a BVA on the carer's visa. I am planning to cancel the carer's visa once I submit the partner visa application. Would that be a good idea? And also what advice can I get because I really want this partner's visa to come through. Thank You!