Australian accompanying visa: I am studying in Melbourne. I want to go back to China to marry my boyfriend and help him get an accompanying visa. I don't know how to do it.

I am doing the same thing. Actually, it's not very complicated, but there are some things to be careful about.

First of all, you can let your husband find an intermediary in China.

Then, you need to do something in Australia.

1. Insurance, you continue your OSHC until the end of your entire academic system (that is, at least cover your entire COE), and then change to family after confirming the change. Pay attention to the order, fill in the time first, and then change the insurance status. Because there is no charge for changing the status. But if you change your identity first, you have to pay two people's money to renew your insurance. Therefore, renewing the fee first and then changing the status can save a person's money. Pay the money, wait for the new insurance card to arrive, and then change the status. You must have bought insurance for him in Australia, otherwise it would take about 1500 yuan to buy insurance for overseas tourists in China for one year. You don't need to provide a marriage certificate for a single family, so you'd better change it before getting married in China, because it takes two weeks to wait for a new insurance card.

2. Marital status, this can only be changed in Australia. Therefore, if you want your husband to go to Australia in the shortest time, you'd better go back to Australia as soon as you get married. You should hand in a translated marriage certificate when you change it. It can be changed in about two weeks. Immigration didn't give me any information to confirm the change, so I should ask myself frequently. Your husband can only submit a visa after the change, and it must be changed as soon as possible after marriage, otherwise the immigration office will reject your husband's file or simply refuse the visa on the grounds that he didn't inform them the first time after marriage.

What Mr. Wang needs to do in China is relatively simple, basically the same as what you need to give when you hand in your visa, because the accompanying visa is an affiliated student visa. In particular,

1. photos, preferably wedding photos, wedding photos and life photos. If you know each other long ago, you'd better hand in your group photo (I mean, if you were in the same class when you were studying). It's better to give more, such as season, clothes, hairstyle and so on.

2, love self-report, this Chinese can be, the intermediary will help translate, about 500 words, write about the process of love, and why you want your husband to accompany you, just a little lyrical, or you can ask the intermediary for reference.

3. Call records, mainly in separate time periods. In Australia, you should have an electronic bill every month. Your husband's name is on his best phone list, which shows that it is really him who called you. I hope you don't just use qq, msn or other audio, or use fixed line, labara.

4. Letters such as letters, qq records, emails, etc. Don't give it to them in a hurry if the visa officer wants to prove your love relationship after signing. Give it all at once, and then you won't get it. But be prepared.

5, electric tuning, because you are going to accompany you as soon as you get married, so the possibility of electric tuning is great. If your proof of funds and other things are used by both parents, remember to tell them that you must answer the questions about marriage positively and remember your wedding date (subject to the marriage certificate). Moreover, your husband should be able to easily tell the basic information of your school name, major, academic system and so on in Australia. If there is something wrong with the call, it will definitely be rejected. Be careful.

The others seem to be nothing special. Find a responsible and good intermediary, who will tell you the specific matters needing attention and what you need. That's all I can think of. I hope I can help you. Good luck.