Can a Criminal Record Affect Partner Visa Sponsorship? | Australia Character Test скачать в хорошем качестве

Can a Criminal Record Affect Partner Visa Sponsorship? | Australia Character Test

If you’re applying for an Australian Partner Visa or sponsoring your partner, understanding the character requirements is absolutely critical. In this video, I break down Part 1 of our Partner Visa Character Requirements series, focusing specifically on sponsors. You’ll learn: 1️⃣ What the character test under section 501 of the Migration Act actually means 2️⃣ When a sponsor’s criminal record can affect sponsorship approval 3️⃣ What counts as a relevant offence and a significant criminal record 4️⃣ When the Department must refuse sponsorship and when exemptions may apply 5️⃣ How children are affected if registrable offences are involved 6️⃣ What to do if you’re unsure or worried about past convictions Even if everything else in your Partner Visa application is perfect, character issues can still lead to refusal. That’s why getting clarity early can save you time, stress, and heartbreak. 👉 This video is Part 1 (Sponsors) 🎥 Part 2 will cover character requirements for visa applicants, so make sure you subscribe and turn on notifications. 📞 Need personalised advice? If you or your partner have a past conviction or criminal history and you’re unsure how it affects your Partner Visa, book a free 15-minute consultation and we’ll talk it through properly. 📞 0430 534 697 🌏 https://aivs.com.au 📧 [email protected] MARN: 1569804 Disclaimer: This video provides general information only and does not constitute legal advice. partner visa australia partner visa character requirements partner visa sponsor criminal record section 501 migration act partner visa refused australia partner visa sponsorship rules australian partner visa 2025 partner visa migration agent aivs partner visa