A spouse visa is one of the most document-sensitive applications there is — genuine relationship proof matters more than almost anything else you submit. We build honest, complete files for Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand and USA spouse and dependent visas.
Across every country we handle
Exact fees, processing times and sponsor income rules vary by country — confirmed for your case during your free assessment.
Sponsor income thresholds, relationship evidence standards, and processing times vary significantly by country. Here's what each route involves.
Inland or outland spousal sponsorship for married and common-law partners of Canadian citizens/PRs.
View Canada guidanceSubclass 820/801 (onshore) and 309/100 (offshore) partner visas, plus dependent visas for students on Subclass 500.
View Australia guidanceFamily visa route for spouses and partners of UK citizens or settled persons, with minimum income requirements.
View UK guidancePartnership-based visas for spouses and partners of New Zealand citizens, residents, or work/study visa holders.
View NZ guidanceMarriage-based green card (CR-1/IR-1) and K-1 fiancé visa routes for spouses of US citizens or permanent residents.
View USA guidanceEvery country recognises slightly different relationship categories. We confirm exactly which applies to you before we start your file.
A registered marriage certificate is the baseline document, but immigration authorities look far beyond the certificate to genuine, ongoing relationship evidence.
Canada, Australia and New Zealand all recognise common-law or de facto partnerships, typically requiring proof of cohabitation for 12 months or more.
Children under a country's dependent age limit can usually be included on or added to a parent's application, including for students on visas like Australia's Subclass 500.
A general checklist across our five destination countries. Exact requirements vary by country and visa subclass — we confirm your specific list at your free assessment.
Marriage certificate — or proof of de facto/common-law relationship where applicable.
Relationship evidence — joint bank accounts, joint leases, photographs, travel history together, and communication records spanning your relationship.
Statutory declarations / statements from the couple and, where required, from family and friends who know your relationship.
Valid passports for the applicant and any dependent children being included.
Sponsor's proof of status — citizenship, permanent residence, or settled status documents.
Sponsor's income evidence — payslips, employment letter, or tax returns to meet the destination country's minimum income rule.
Police clearance certificates for the applicant, from India and any other country of long-term residence.
Medical examination results from an authorised panel physician, where required by the destination country.
Dependent children's documents — birth certificates and, if applicable, the other parent's consent.
Sponsorship undertaking / declaration forms specific to your destination country's spouse visa programme.
Relationship-based applications are scrutinised closely. This is how we make sure your file is complete and consistent before it's submitted.
We review your relationship type, sponsor's status, and destination country to confirm eligibility and the right visa subclass.
We help you assemble and organise genuine relationship evidence — the single biggest factor in spouse visa outcomes.
We confirm the sponsor meets the destination country's income or undertaking requirements before submission.
We prepare and lodge your complete application, including medicals and police clearances where required.
We track your application to decision, and if you already hold a spouse visa, we handle your extension well ahead of expiry.
If your current spouse visa is approaching its expiry, or your circumstances have changed, we handle extension applications so you don't face a gap in your status.
Tip: Start your spouse visa extension application at least 2–3 months before your current visa expires. Processing times and required evidence can change, and we confirm the exact window for your country during your consultation.
A spouse visa is for a married or de facto/common-law partner of the sponsor. A dependent visa is for children (and sometimes other dependents) who are included on or added to a family member's visa application.
We handle spouse and dependent visa applications for Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and the USA — each with its own income rules, evidence standards, and processing timelines.
Immigration authorities look for evidence of a shared life — joint finances, joint accommodation, photographs over time, travel together, and communication records — not just a marriage certificate.
In several countries, yes — for example, dependents can be added to an Australia Subclass 500 student visa. Rules and eligibility vary by country and by the primary visa holder's circumstances.
We recommend starting the extension process 2–3 months before your current visa expires. We review your updated relationship evidence and sponsor documents and manage the full renewal application for you.
Tell us about your relationship, your sponsor's status, and your destination country, and we'll give you an honest assessment of your eligibility and documentation needs before you spend a single rupee.
No charge. No obligation. Just honest advice.
