Partner Visa - The journey from Philippines to Australia - Part 1
?#?downundervisa? ?#?philippinesvisa? ?#?partnervisa? ?#?migrationagent? This is a series of videos by an Australian Filipina couple embarking on the journey from Philippines to Australia and the need for an Australian partner visa to make this happen. Chris is an Australian man with his partner and mother of his two children Vanessa back in the Philippines.
Chris needs to prepare and apply for a prospective marriage visa application to bring his Filipina lady to Australia, and needs to apply for Citizenship By Descent for his two kids who were born in the Philippines.
This is hard work, and it can be stressful and worrying. Fortunately Chris has experienced Registered Migration Agent Jeff Harvie of Down Under Visa managing these applications for him, although he still has plenty to do to help make the visa application perfect in a way that the Department of Immigration and Border Protection will be happy with.
Follow the journey as it unfolds, and see that you are not the only one going through this.
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The playlist for this series is at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3dIncPKsdc7_JuN7i82_w_Esw1IZHtlS
Down Under Visa are Manila (Philippines) based Registered Migration Agents who specialise in applications for Australian Partner Visas and Australian Prospective Marriage Visas (aka spouse visas, spousal visas, fiancee visas, fiance visas and de facto visas) to Australia from Philippines. We also manage applications for child visas and citizenship by descent application for children of Australian Citizens.
We help Australian sponsors bring their Filipina (Filipino) girls to Australia either on tourist visas to visit or to live permanently with them. Down Under Visa provide professional advice and guidance with choice of visa type and visa requirements to ensure that sound visa applications are lodged with the Australian Embassy or Department of Immigration and Border Protection, and to improve your chances of a visa grant instead of a visa refusal.
Please go to our website and complete our visa assessment form.