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Partner Provisional and Migrant visa subclass 309 applicants need to be prepared to provide all the relevant documents, which can be overwhelming if you don't know what you need to gather before filling out the application form. Here are everything you need to know about applying for Partner Provisional or Migrant visa subclass 309, including a list of all the documents you need to provide and how many copies of each document you should submit with your application. Do I qualify? You may be eligible to apply for a Partner Provisional or Migrant visa subclass 309 if you are the: • Partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident, OR • The former partner of an Australian citizen or permanent resident who has since died, OR • Child of an eligible citizen or permanent resident; • Sibling of a suitable citizen or permanent resident; • Parent of an eligible citizen or permanent resident; • Grandparent of an eligible citizen or permanent resident. The online application

A working holiday visa 417 allows citizens of certain countries aged 18–30 to work in Australia on a 12-month temporary visa while they holiday and travel around the country.  However, before you apply, you need to know some very important things about this visa category, including what types of jobs are allowed and whether or not you can change employers if you find one you like better!  What is the 417 Working Holiday Visa? The Working Holiday Visa is available to citizens aged between 18 and 30. This opportunity is great as it allows young people from these countries an extended holiday in each other's country whilst earning money. The Working Holiday Visa 417 can be used for 12 months after arrival or 24 months if an extension form is submitted before your current visa expires. Who can apply? Visas can be applied for by people between 18 and 30 years of age who are not accompanied by dependent children. Applicants must also hold valid passports from their home country and hav