Welcome to Episode 7 of the Port Migration Partner Visa Podcast! In this episode, we’re talking about one of the biggest reasons Partner Visa processing gets delayed—or worse, refused: errors. From small oversights to serious mistakes, even the tiniest slip-up can add weeks, months, or even years to your processing time. In this episode, you’ll learn what can go wrong, the most common errors we see, and how to avoid them—so your visa processing stays on track. Whether you're preparing your own application or seeking expert help, this episode is packed with practical insights that will save you time, stress, and heartache.

Key Takeaways:
✅ Partner Visa processing delays are often caused by applicant errors—not the government.
✅ Common errors include missed emails, incomplete documents, and inconsistent evidence.
✅ Even genuine relationships can be refused if the application is poorly prepared.
✅ MARA-registered Migration Agents can help prevent delays and refusals.
✅ Time limits apply for appeals—don’t wait if your visa is refused.
✅ Using the wrong email or failing to check for requests can have serious consequences.
✅ Incomplete medicals or repeated incorrect document submissions cause major delays.
✅ Partner Visa success is about telling a clear, accurate story—with the right evidence.
✅ Getting expert help can make the process smoother, faster, and less stressful.
✅ The Three E’s of Partner Visa Success: Eligibility, Evidence, and Errors.

🎙️ "Errors are the silent killers of Partner Visa applications."
🎙️ "One email you miss can delay your visa by months."
🎙️ "Partner Visa processing is about getting it right—from the start."
🎙️ "Even genuine couples can face refusals if they make errors."
🎙️ "Don’t risk delays—get expert help to avoid common mistakes."

Useful Links:

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⁠Contact us⁠Disclaimer: The information in this video is for general guidance on matters of interest only. They are not intended to be comprehensive, and they do not constitute and must not be relied on as legal or immigration advice. The application and impact of Australian immigration laws can vary widely based on the specific facts involved. You must seek specific immigration advice tailored to your circumstances from a MARA Registered Migration Agent or Migration lawyer.

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