'HE CANCELLED MY VISA WITH NO WARNING': HOW SOME AUSTRALIANS USE PARTNER VISAS TO CONTROL AND THREATEN MIGRANTS

Family Violence

On average a woman in Australia dies every nine days at the hands of their current or former partner. Source: AAP

Georgia Hurley* was on the brink of becoming a permanent resident when her abusive ex-partner cancelled her partner visa. She told The Feed it’s been an exhausting and traumatising process trying to prove the abuse actually occurred.


It was love that made Hurley pack up her life in Germany and move to Australia to apply for a partner visa. But once she’d settled in the country, she said the cracks started to appear and her now-ex-partner became financially and emotionally abusive.

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