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原帖由 25Hours 于 2010-2-9 18:50 发表 
帮朋友请教大家一件事情，希望懂的人能给点意见，先谢谢大家！
我朋友虽然不是假结婚，但是在帮女的申请TR的时候已经是夫妻关系破裂了，不分居跟不离婚只是为了让女的拿到身份，女的2009年2月拿的TR ，现在要明年 ...
好像即使离婚了，办到这一步，那个女的还是可以拿到PR， 最好上去移民局网站下载个partner migration 的pdf看看。If the relationship with your partner ends
If your relationship ends with your partner, you must inform the department
immediately. If in Australia, you may still be eligible to be considered for and granted a
permanent Partner visa in Australia so you may not be required to leave Australia.
Prospective Marriage visa holders
If your relationship ends you may still be eligible to apply for and be granted a Partner
visa (subclass 820) in Australia in the following circumstances:
• you enter Australia as the holder of a Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300), marry
your fiancé(e) while your visa is still valid, and either you or a member of your family
(who was also granted a Prospective Marriage visa) are the victim of family violence
committed by your partner before your relationship ends (whether or not you have
applied for a Partner visa before the relationship ends); or
• you enter Australia as the holder of a Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300), marry
your fiancé(e) while your visa is still valid, lodge a valid application for a Partner visa
(subclass 820) before your relationship ends and you have parental responsibility for
at least one child (under the age of 18 years) in respect of whom your sponsoring
spouse also has parental responsibility; or
• your partner dies after you were granted the Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300)
and after you have married. You will need to establish that, had your partner not died,
the relationship would have continued and that you have developed close ties with
Australia.
Temporary Partner visa holders
If your relationship with your partner ends while you have a temporary Partner visa
(subclasses 820 or 309), you may still be eligible for the grant of the permanent Partner
visa without having to fulfil the usual two-year waiting period if:
• after you have entered Australia as the holder of a Partner visa (subclass 309), your
relationship breaks down and either you or a member of the family unit of yours or
your partner are the victim of family violence committed by your partner; or
• after you were granted a Partner visa (subclass 820), your relationship breaks down
and either you or a dependent child of yours or your partner are the victim of family
violence committed by your partner; or
• after you enter Australia your relationship ends and you have parental responsibility
for at least one child (under the age of 18 years) in respect of whom your sponsoring
spouse also has parental responsibility; or
• your partner dies. You will need to establish that, had your partner not died, the
relationship would have continued. If you have applied for Partner visa while you are
in Australia, you must also be able to show that you have developed close ties with
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楼主:25Hours
发表于 2010-2-9 23:01
