Charbel22

Thank you for the replies. This is why I have not bothered coming back on here for any sort of help , cheers and good day.

DIY then ask for advice? I have done nothing yet and came here for advice and not to be used as an example of what not to do as you pointed out. Your basically telling me “ your issue with your partner visa is your married “, how is that in any way shape or form assisting me at all? It’s my current situation. Again not even bothering with trying to answer my question or trying to help in the slightest. Kindly jog on, your dealing with real people in real situations not statistics and $$.

Thanks Westly but my situation is also quiet common. I came on here to ask a question regarding my CURRENT ( key word there) situation mainly around the sponsored family visa while waiting for my 309 so my wife and I can be together. Ridicule me but don’t in any way try to help with my enquiry. If all migration agents are like you then we are all in big trouble. Cheers!

Yeh bringing her here without us being married was definitely not possible in our situation.

Hi Wrussel, Which course of action is that? I havnt done anything yet hence me coming on to this forum for advice.

Hi all, Names Michael and I currently reside in Adelaide, Australia. My partner lives in Syria and we only got married in September in Syria. My trip was short ( 8 weeks) as I work full time and had do it all within this period. Been back for few weeks now and it’s already seeming to be extremely daunting reading through all these posts. I have been studying the visa process for months now and have prepared my documentation accordingly. Snapshot of my situation. Partner lives in Syria, never lived in or travelled to any other country. Been together for around a year and got engaged in July, married in September. Partner: No kids, convictions or military service. Police clearance, (new)passport, and all ID paperwork ready, certified , transalted and in colour. Im an Australian Citizen , lived here for 30 years. I know the 309 takes time. We don’t want to be apart as it’s already getting tough, so we discussed the possibility of applying for a 309 and then applying for a tourist visa ( sponsored if required) to shorten that time we will be spending apart and then she will return home. Is this possible? I’m currently on the lookout for a migration agent who has dealt with partner visa from the Middle East who can assist me with this and am grateful to anyone else on here that can share there experiences as we start this long journey. Thank you