Faneza A was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Nichelle D was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Iriscel A & Ionnah A were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Michelle R was granted
Citizenship By Descent
Mary V was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Jo-ann G was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Dyesebel R was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Genesis A was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Christine A was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Margarita S was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Ann R was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Syrel P was granted
Citizenship By Conferral
Glendie N was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Kristel A was granted an
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820
Cristine S was granted an
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820
Maribeth A was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Roselen A was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Sarah P was granted an
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820
Ivy Q & Jose Q were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Jessica K was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Katrina G & Prince D were granted an
Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309
Katrina G & Prince D were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 100
Joan C was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Betty M was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Aubrey A was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Adelaida G was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Daisy B was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Kristine B was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Sarah D was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Bernadette K was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Janice R & Zed S were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Mary S was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Cherry C was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Rowena A was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Vangie M was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Perpetua C was granted an
Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309
Riez P & Lhian G were granted a
Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300
Chona C was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Janice R & James R were granted an
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820
Angelica V & Fregelynn V were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 100
Ashley V & Ma. Editha V were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 100
Adelyn H & Shanaia B were granted an
Onshore Partner Visa Subclass 820
Filma B & Samantha B were granted an
Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309
Hermia C was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Arlyn R was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Julie M was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Jeramie S was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Rowena A was granted an
Offshore Partner Visa Subclass 309
Ria C was granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Eurica T & Ruw P were granted a
Permanent Partner Visa Subclass 801
Ahzyd A was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Tyson S was granted
Citizenship By Descent
Trinidad D was granted a
Tourist VIsa Subclass 600
Hi Jeff,
I am Paul, Australian citizen, born and bred here.
I met lovely Selfa February this year in Hong Kong, after communicating online for a month or 2.
At the time she was employed by a Chinese family who sacked her on the spot when she told them she
wanted to visit me.
She has had 20 years continuous employment.
So, immediately, she returned to her family in Iloilo, Philippines.
She then applied for a Tourist Visa, which was approved. She adhered to the conditions
Her 3 month vosit was from July till October.
We are planning to be married, but no real date or place yet.
And I am arranging trip to Philippines in February for up to one month to meet family etc.
I read your emails quite closely, and just a question.
Would it be better for Selfa to arrange another tourist Vsa after February 2019, then we apply for partner Viusa after that?
And, as she plans to work in Aged Care when she eventually settles here, can she undertake the training course.
Thanks Jeff, I just need some clarification.
I know the cost of a partner Visa is substantial.
Regards,
Paul
Hello Paul. My wife Mila was working in HK when we first met. When I visited her there she got around wearing a cap and sunglasses in case she came across the bosses. Yes, they would have sacked her too if they knew. The Consulate back then were very accommodating, but times change! HK OFW’s always have my special support because I know how much they gave of themselves for others.
Would it be better to apply for a tourist visa and then a partner visa? Yes and no! If you’re not prepared (as many find out too late!), you run out of time to organise it all properly. There are ways around this, and I suggest you get a free online visa assessment done ASAP and I can explain your options. It will take you five minutes. https://www.assessments.downundervisa.com
Hey Jeff.
I tried to get a tourist visa for my girlfriend thinking it would be granted as she owned property in the Philippines. We were rejected as not enough ties to the Phillipines.
Now she doesn’t own a property but does have 5 million php in the bank. She has no job as she doesn’t really need one.
Will she be able to get a tourist visa now that she’s cashed up?
Thanks
That’s not the only factor, Rory. They look at the application as a whole.