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Real published approvals
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We have been documenting our visa approvals for close to 10 years. The complete historical collection remains available in our Visa Approvals Booklet; every approval page from that booklet can now be explored below, with a sharp, permanently redacted copy of the published grant evidence. Couples with a Philippines connection can also review the Philippines–Australia partner visa guide and its complete filtered approval gallery.
319Approval pages in the complete booklet
56Passport countries identified across 256 notices
15.5 monthsMedian displayed processing time
29 · 10 · 1Married · civil union · engaged
The total and country figures use all 319 approval pages (pages 13–331). Passport country was legible on 256 published notices, representing 56 countries after normalising country names. Processing and relationship figures use the 40 detailed case studies dated 19 November 2025 to 1 July 2026; older pages do not consistently publish those fields.
Understand the pathways behind the records: read the current lawyer-led guides for the onshore Partner Visa 820/801, offshore Partner Visa 309/100 and Prospective Marriage Visa subclass 300. A past approval record does not determine another application's pathway or outcome.
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Each card shows the corresponding grant or approval notice with permanent privacy redactions baked into the image. Select a card to enlarge the evidence and review the facts that are legible in the source booklet.
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The original Canva booklet remains available alongside the complete searchable approval archive.
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These are selected historical outcomes from applications prepared by Salvo Migration. Client information is limited or redacted in published material. The Department of Home Affairs decides every application on its own facts, and past outcomes do not guarantee a future result.
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