Your Guide to Completing Form 80 for an Australian Partner Visa

If you’re applying for an Australian Partner Visa, you may have heard about Form 80: Personal Character Assessment Form.

This is a frequently asked question that requires a proper and detailed explanation. 

While it’s not a mandatory document, it is highly recommended to include it in your visa application to ensure a smoother process.

In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about Form 80, why it’s important, who needs to complete it, and how to avoid common mistakes when filling it out.

What is Form 80?

Form 80 is a character assessment form required by the Department of Home Affairs for many visa categories, including Partner Visas.

While it’s technically optional for a Partner Visa application, it’s highly advisable to include it to make your application decision-ready.

The latest version of Form 80 can be downloaded directly from the Department of Home Affairs website. Simply search for “Form 80” in the Departmental Forms section.

Why Should You Provide Form 80?

Including Form 80 in your Partner Visa application can save time and avoid unnecessary delays. Here’s why:

• Reduces Delays – The Department frequently requests Form 80 during the application process. Submitting it upfront can reduce the likelihood of receiving a s56 Request for More Information.

• Creates a Decision-Ready Application – Providing all recommended forms and documents upfront increases the chances of faster processing.

• Avoids Repetition – Even if you’ve completed Form 80 for a previous visa, it’s a good idea to submit an updated version for your Partner Visa application.

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