About Partner Visa Planners

Whichever path you choose, you’ll be supported by a registered professional — not a chatbot, and or a call centre. strategy, and care.

We are a dedicated migration service that specialises exclusively in Australian partner visas. Whether you're applying for the Onshore Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801), the Offshore Partner Visa (Subclass 309/100), or the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300), we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Unlike general migration agencies, we don’t try to do everything — we focus on one area and do it exceptionally well: helping couples stay together in Australia.

At Partner Visa Planners, we believe that no one should have to navigate the Australian migration system alone — especially when love and family are at stake.

We’ve built our service around a simple idea: the partner visa journey doesn’t have to be overwhelming, confusing, or uncertain. With expert guidance, personalised strategy, and clear communication, it can be a well-supported path to your future together.

We work exclusively on partner visas, offering a range of service packages tailored to your relationship circumstances:

• DIY Guidance for confident self-lodgers who need tools and feedback
  
• Essential Package for couples in straightforward, genuine relationships
   
• Comprehensive Support for relationships that are not so straightforward and with short cohabitation or unusual timelines
   
• Expert Assistance for complex cases involving visa refusals, health/character concerns, or limited documentation
   

Whichever path you choose, you’ll be supported by a registered professional — not a chatbot, and definitely not a call centre.

Partner Visa Planners is led by Mohammed Shaik, a highly experienced and registered migration agent (MARN 2217878). He is also the founder of Australian Visa Planners, a trusted name in the migration and education sector.

With over three years as a Registered Migration Agent and eight years in international education dealing with international students and families alike, Mohammed brings a rare combination of technical expertise and human understanding to every case.

He’s helped hundreds of couples — from all walks of life — navigate the partner visa process. Whether you’re applying from inside Australia or from overseas, whether your case is straightforward or complex, Mohammed and his team know how to guide you through the system with skill and empathy.

Mohammed's passion for migration work is personal. With years of experience advising students and families, he understands how big the decision to migrate is — and how important it is to get it right.

After founding Australian Visa Planners, Mohammed saw the growing need for a service that focused solely on partner visas. That’s how Partner Visa Planners was born: to deliver tailored support for couples trying to build a life together in Australia.

As a registered agent, Mohammed is listed with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA) and abides by their Code of Conduct. You can trust that your application will be handled with professionalism, confidentiality, and care.

There are many migration agents out there, but very few specialise in partner visas alone. That specialisation means we:

• Understand the unique documentation and legal requirements of partner visas
   
• Stay up-to-date with changing policies and case law affecting couples
   
• Offer packages to suit different levels of support and complexity
   
• Provide clear timelines, honest feedback, and practical tools
   
• Communicate with empathy — because we know this is about your life, not just a visa
   

Our clients choose us because they want expert help that’s focused, personal, and deeply experienced in this one area of migration.

When you choose Partner Visa Planners, you’re not just getting a service — you’re gaining a partner in your migration journey. We treat every couple’s case as if it were our own. We will:

• Be transparent about your eligibility and risks
   
• Give you clear, step-by-step guidance
   
• Help you avoid mistakes that could delay or damage your case
   
• Represent you professionally with the Department of Home Affairs if required
   
• Always act in your best interest