The Number Of Family Violence Visa Applications, Applicants By Country Of Nationality Or Ethnic Group And Application Outcomes From 1 July 2010 To 30 September 2024
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From 1 July 2011 to 30 September 2024, the Department of Home Affairs received 8,744 family violence visa applications across three subclasses. Subclass 820/801 (partner visas) dominated claims, increasing from 479 in 2011-12 to 662 in 2023-24, while standalone Subclass 100 (spouse visas) declined sharply from 380 to fewer than 5 applications by 2023-24. Subclass 309/100 (provisional/permanent partner visas) grew from negligible numbers to 151 applications by 2023-24. The data shows applicants originated from over 190 countries, with significant representation from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, China, and Philippines among the top nationalities. The disclosure includes granular breakdowns by country and fiscal year, revealing year-on-year application trends and
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