Visa types
Visa types and official source links
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KinVisa organises genuine relationship photos into a single, clearly captioned PDF. This page groups 18 selected Australian and New Zealand visa types with links to government sources.
Each one links to an official page for that visa. KinVisa does not determine what an application requires or whether photographs should be submitted.
Not every family visa is listed. Visas whose official guidance does not mention relationship photographs are not included. If your visa is not here, check its official page — the absence of a visa from this list says nothing about what that application needs.
What KinVisa does here
KinVisa organises photographs the user selects and exports them as a PDF. It does not prepare any other evidence, and the visas below are not ranked or scored: how much a visa suits KinVisa would be a statement about that application, and the official page linked from each card is the one that speaks to it.
Australian visa subclasses
The Department of Home Affairs publishes information about relationship evidence for partner applications. Use the source link on each entry to check the current official visa information.
Partner visas
- Subclass 300
Prospective Marriage visa
- Subclass 309
Partner (Provisional) visa
- Subclass 100
Partner (Migrant) visa
- Subclass 820
Partner (Temporary) visa
- Subclass 801
Partner (Permanent) visa
Family of New Zealand citizens
- Subclass 461
New Zealand Citizen Family Relationship visa
Skilled, work and study visas with a partner
- Subclasses 189, 190, 491
Skilled visas with a partner
- Subclasses 186, 482, 494
Employer-sponsored visas with a partner
- Subclasses 500, 485
Student and Temporary Graduate visas with a partner
New Zealand visa categories
Immigration New Zealand publishes partnership information and an evidence checklist. Use the source link on each entry to check the current official visa information. New Zealand partnership visas are named rather than numbered, so there are no subclass numbers.
Partnership-based visas
Visas that Immigration New Zealand's partnership instructions apply to. Its evidence checklist lists photos of the couple among the examples.
Partner of a New Zealander Resident Visa
Partner of a New Zealander Work Visa
Partner of a New Zealander Visitor Visa
Partner of a Worker Work Visa
Partner of a Worker Visitor Visa
Partner of a Student Work Visa
Partner of a Student Visitor Visa
Partner of an NZ Scholarship Student Work Visa
Marriage
Culturally Arranged Marriage Visitor Visa
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Using KinVisa with photos you select
KinVisa groups your photos into sections, labels the people in them using face recognition that runs on your own computer, and exports one clearly captioned PDF for you to review and decide how to use.
Can’t find your visa, or unsure which stage you are at? This list is an index of selected official relationship-evidence references, not a statement that it is complete. If your visa is not here, check its official page. KinVisa does not infer from an application’s wording whether you should submit photographs.