FOR INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES & FAMILIES

Partner & family visa advice in Australia.

A clearer next step for your family.

Whether you are planning a life together, joining family or facing a difficult visa decision, start with advice that takes your whole situation into account.

Paid initial consultation · Phone and online appointments

Parents and their child together in a leafy park
Advice for your circumstancesOne lawyer across agreed stagesWorking with clients Australia-wide

START WITH WHERE YOU ARE

Your family has a story.
Your application needs a plan.

Choosing a visa is only part of the work. Your relationship, immigration history and plans for the future all matter when considering the next step.

01

Planning to be together

You want to understand a partner or family visa pathway before beginning an application. We can discuss your circumstances and the preparation that may be involved.

02

Preparing an application

You need help making sense of the information and supporting documents. Discuss the application you are considering and agree where legal assistance would be useful.

03

Facing a complication or decision

A previous refusal, changed circumstances or a related legal issue may affect your options. Bring the relevant correspondence so we can assess your position and any deadlines.

A CLIENT’S EXPERIENCE

★★★★★

“Helen and Tui made the process easy for us.”

Graham Magoffin

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Prior to starting this process, I've listened to many 'horror' stories of difficulties and problems doing this yourself, so I didn't want to risk the same thus used an established and professional Immigration Agent. We were asked many questions and provided so much information and private info too. Helen and Tui made the process easy for us. Wouldn't it be great if all businesses took this much care and attention particularly when it effects yourself, your partner, children and the soon to be born. I highly recommend Savu ESQ Immigration Services

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PARTNER & FAMILY MIGRATION

Understand the options
before choosing a path.

Different pathways have different requirements. An initial consultation helps establish which questions need to be answered for your family.

PARTNER VISAS

Joining your partner

Partner visa pathways include subclasses 820/801 and 309/100. Your location and circumstances help determine the pathway to consider.

Home Affairs partner visa information ↗

PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGE

Planning your marriage

The Prospective Marriage visa is subclass 300. Discuss your plans before deciding whether this or another pathway is appropriate.

Home Affairs subclass 300 information ↗

FAMILY MIGRATION

Bringing family together

Family migration includes parent and child visa categories. Tell us who you hope to bring to Australia so we can discuss the scope of advice you need.

Home Affairs family visa information ↗
Discuss your family’s situation
Tui Savu discussing documents with a couple

THE SAVU ESQ APPROACH

Advice that sees
the whole picture.

Immigration decisions can affect your relationship, work and future. Those connections deserve attention.

Tui Savu brings experience across immigration and other areas of law to the way the firm assesses a matter. He will explain the realistic options, including when a different approach may better serve your interests.

You work with the same lawyer across the agreed stages, with external expertise involved where needed.

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KNOW WHAT YOU ARE COMMITTING TO

Clarity first.
Then a decision.

A paid initial consultation gives you a place to understand your position before deciding whether to proceed with further work.

Organise your consultation
  1. Tell us what is happening

    Share a short outline, where you and your family are located, and any important dates. We will confirm the consultation arrangements and fee.

  2. Understand your position

    Discuss your circumstances, the options that need consideration and the information needed to assess them.

  3. Decide on the next step

    If you wish to proceed, agree the work, fees and terms before further assistance begins.

MAKE THE CONVERSATION USEFUL

What to have ready.

You do not need to solve every question before contacting us. A short overview is enough to begin.

  • Your location and current visa situation
  • Your partner or family member’s circumstances
  • Any applications already lodged
  • Any decision letters or approaching deadlines
  • The questions you most want answered

YOUR QUESTIONS

Before you
take the next step.

Can I enquire if I am outside Australia?

Yes. We can arrange a phone or online consultation about an Australian immigration matter. Let us know your location and time zone when you enquire.

Do I need to know which visa to apply for?

No. Explain your family circumstances and what you hope to do. The consultation can help clarify which pathways need consideration and what information is needed.

What if an application has already been refused?

Contact us with the decision date and any deadline stated in the letter. We can assess whether further action is available and appropriate. Review rights, time limits and legal merit need to be considered before agreeing further work.

How much will the legal work cost?

The initial consultation is paid. We confirm the fee when arranging your appointment. Any further legal work and its fees are agreed separately once the scope is understood.

Will I work with the same lawyer?

Tui Savu works with clients across the agreed stages of their matter. Where a matter requires specialist input, he will discuss the assistance needed.

Should I send my documents straight away?

Start with a short outline and any important dates. Keep passports and other sensitive documents until we confirm how to provide them.

YOUR FAMILY. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Let’s understand
your options.

Tell us a little about your circumstances.
We will help arrange a paid initial consultation.

Email to arrange a consultation

info@savuesq.com.au

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