Number Of Partner Visa Applicants And Secondary Applicants Who Have Accessed The Family Violence Provisions By Visa Subclass And Country From 1 July 2011 To 31 July 2025 ​

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From July 2011 to July 2025, 7,863 partner visa applicants accessed family violence provisions under Australian immigration law. Subclass 820/801 (temporary partner visas) comprised the majority of claims, increasing from 479 in 2011-12 to 901 in 2024-25, while standalone Subclass 100 applications declined sharply from 380 to fewer than 5. Subclass 309/100 applications showed growth from 24 in 2014-15 to 178 in 2024-25. The data indicates 5,929 applicants received outcomes granted under family violence provisions over the period. Country-of-citizenship data shows family violence claims originated from diverse nations including Afghanistan, Albania, India, China, and numerous other countries, though specific figures for most nations were suppressed (shown as "<5") in the disclosure.