Cancelling a Partner Visa Application - Philippines to Australia Podcasts

Australian Filipina couple applying for a Partner Visa from Philippines to Australia - How do you cancel the visa or the visa application?

You're in an Australian Filipina relationship, and your relationship has broken up. What do you do? What should you do? What MUST you do? What is the sensible thing to do, and what are the legal things you must do to keep out of trouble with the Immigration people?

This applies to Prospective Marriage Visas or Partner Visas, whether you're engaged, married or in a de facto relationship with your lady from the Philippines. Some relationships are toxic, especially when there is lying, cheating and any form of abuse.

https://www.downundervisa.com.au for Australian visas from Philippines.

https://www.assessments.downundervisa.com.au for a free online visa assessment form.

BLOG article: https://www.downundervisa.com.au/2019/06/how-to-cancel-a-partner-visa-application-to-australia/

We cover the legal aspects of visa cancellation by withdrawing your sponsorship of the partner visa application. How to contact the Department and tell them the relationship is over. We also cover relationship issues that happen because of long distance relationships and problems that distance can cause along with the usual cross-cultural issues which can cause you to fight. We warn you to take time and reflect before ending a loving relationship.

Jeff Harvie an Australian CItizen and a Registered Migration Agent with Down Under Visa, the premier Australian migration agency practice in Manila who specialise in partner visas, tourist visas and family visas for Australian Filipina couples. Jeff has had over 20 years experience with the Philippines and with Filipino culture especially as it relates to Australian culture. He lives in Manila Philippines with his Filipina wife and a large collection of children.

Down Under Visa can help with onshore partner visas, offshore partner visas, prospective marriage visas, fiancee visas, spouse visas, de facto visas, parent visas, child visas, tourist visas, visitor visas, citizenship by conferral (for PR holders) and Citizenship by Descent applications.