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Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Migration laws are complex and subject to change. For advice tailored to your specific circumstances, please consult with an Australian Immigration Lawyer.

Thinking a 'minor' or 'spent' conviction from 20 years ago doesn't matter for your Australian Partner Visa application? Think again.

For Australian migration law purposes, the concept of a "spent conviction" may not apply as you expect. You are generally required to declare ALL arrests, charges, and convictions, regardless of how minor or old they are.

The Department of Home Affairs conducts extensive background checks. Failing to disclose information can put your visa at high risk of refusal and may lead to bans (like a 3-year ban under PIC 4020) on future applications, depending on the situation.

Honesty is the only way to start your new life in Australia.

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