Oz Career Gurus

Subclass 485 Subsequent Entrant Visa

Bring Your Partner or Family to Australia While You Work After Graduation

The Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate Visa allows international students who have recently graduated to live, study, and work in Australia temporarily. If you’re currently holding a 485 visa, your spouse, de facto partner, or dependent children may be eligible to join you in Australia by applying for a Subsequent Entrant (dependent) 485 visa.
At Oz Career Gurus, we help 485 visa holders reunite with their loved ones by providing expert support with the application, documentation, and submission process, making it easier for families to stay together in Australia.

Who Can Apply as a 485 Subsequent Entrant?

Eligible dependents include:
The main 485 visa holder must still hold a valid 485 visa, and the dependent applicant must apply from offshore or onshore, depending on their circumstances.

Benefits of a Subsequent Entrant 485 Visa

Stay Together While You Build Your Future in Australia

Your graduation is just the beginning—don’t leave your loved ones behind. Let Oz Career Gurus handle your 485 subsequent entrant visa process and bring your family into your Australian journey with peace of mind.

Oz Career Gurus’ Services for 485 Subsequent Entrants

Bringing your partner or child to Australia on a 485 visa can feel complex, but our experienced team is here to simplify it for you. At Oz Career Gurus, we provide clear, step-by-step assistance to ensure your family’s visa application is complete, accurate, and well-supported—so you can focus on building your future together.
Document Review & Preparation

We ensure all relationship evidence, health cover, and identity documents meet Department standards.

Strong Relationship Evidence Support

We help compile the right documents for married or de facto relationships—including shared bills, photos, statements, and more.

Visa File Lodgement

Our team prepares and submits your visa file accurately to avoid common delays or refusals.

Common Questions on Subclass 485 Subsequent Entrant Visa

Yes, dependents can apply offshore or onshore, as long as the primary visa holder holds a valid 485 visa.

Yes, 485 dependents have full work rights, making it ideal for couples planning to settle or gain PR pathways.

You’ll need to show evidence like marriage certificates, cohabitation documents, photos, and shared financial responsibilities.
You must have been declared or notified as a family member. If not, the department may not grant the visa.
Yes, the subsequent entrant visa matches the validity of the primary 485 visa.
Processing times vary but typically range between 3 to 6 months, depending on the quality of documents and the applicant’s situation.