Subclass 820/801 · Family · 2026-27 charges
How much the partner visa (onshore) costs.
The subclass 820/801 Partner visa (onshore) costs $11,710 for the main applicant. The charge took effect on 1 July 2026 and applies to applications lodged on or after that date.
Subclass 820/801 application charges
| Main applicant | $11,710 |
| Additional applicant 18 and over | $5,860 |
| Additional applicant under 18 | $2,935 |
- One charge covers both stages: the temporary subclass 820 and the permanent subclass 801.
Fees are set by the Department of Home Affairs and change — most charges are indexed each July. Confirm your exact cost on the official Visa Pricing Estimator before you apply.
Example totals
One applicant$11,710
Couple (two applicants 18+)$17,570
Family of four (two adults, two children under 18)$23,440
Totals cover the visa application charge payable at lodgement.
Calculate your total
Partner or dependants aged 18+, not counting you
Dependent children under 18
| Main applicant | $11,710 |
| Total visa application charge1 applicant, payable at lodgement | $11,710 |
- One charge covers both stages: the temporary subclass 820 and the permanent subclass 801.
Fees for other visas
Subclass 600 — Visitor visafrom $250Subclass 500 — Student visafrom $2,500Subclass 485 — Temporary Graduate visafrom $5,750Subclass 189 — Skilled Independent visafrom $6,135Subclass 190 — Skilled Nominated visafrom $6,140Subclass 491 — Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visafrom $6,140Subclass 309/100 — Partner visa (offshore)from $11,710Subclass 103 — Parent visafrom $6,600Subclass 143 — Contributory Parent visafrom $6,300Subclass 173 — Contributory Parent (Temporary) visafrom $4,245Subclass 804 — Aged Parent visafrom $6,600Subclass 864 — Contributory Aged Parent visafrom $6,300Subclass 482 — Skills in Demand visafrom $4,015Subclass 417 — Working Holiday visafrom $840Subclass 462 — Work and Holiday visafrom $840