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O nome dado em terras “aussies” é “De facto relationship”. É considerado um “relacionamento de facto” (em tradução livre) todo casal que não estiver casado no papel, pessoas que não são parentes e que mantêm uma relação em conjunto com uma base doméstica.
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6 de jul. de 2021 · One of the most confusing aspects of applying for a partner visa is what will satisfy the definition of a de facto when it comes to applying for a visa to Australia. The Migration Act 1958 (Act) at Section 5CB provides the following definition: De facto partners.
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If you move with your de facto partner to another EU country, that country must facilitate their entry and residencethere - whether your partner is an EU national or not. You must be able to prove you live together or that you are in a long-term relationship. However, most EU countries have not defined exactly how you can prove a long-term relation...
In EU countries which recognise de facto unions, you will also have rights and obligations concerning property, inheritance and maintenance payments following a separation. These rights are particularly important for same-sex couples, as not all EU countries allow them to get married or register their partnership in any way.
If you live in a country where you cannot get married, you cannot enter into a registered partnership, or if you choose not to do either, you could set up a cohabitation contractwith your partner and settle practical or legal aspects of your cohabitation. In practice, however, even with such a cohabitation contract it may still be difficult for you...
Learn about the EU-wide rights of de facto partners who move to another EU country, such as entry and residence facilitation. Find out how to prove your cohabitation and what rights and obligations you have concerning property, inheritance and maintenance.
Learn what a de facto relationship is and how to apply to the Court for orders related to children or finances. Find out the criteria, procedures and resources for de facto disputes.
Learn about your rights and responsibilities in a de facto or unmarried relationship in NSW. Find out how to register, apply for a visa, manage finances, taxes, superannuation, wills and more.
A de facto relationship is a non-marital cohabitation with a partner, which has similar legal consequences as marriage. Learn how to determine if you are in a de facto relationship, what factors the Court considers, and what to do if it breaks down.
Learn about the visa options for de facto partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens. Find out how to apply, what are the requirements, and what to do if your relationship ends.
