SOP For Dependent Visa

Dear Visa Officer,

I am XYZ, wife of XXX, who is studying for a Master’s in Business Administration at XXXX College in Australia. I hold a valid Indian Passport numbered xxxxxxx. Our marriage was solemnized on DD-MM-YEAR at ___________ (place), __________ (country). All documents required for the verification of our application, including our Marriage Certificate, Child Birth Certificate, and Bank Statements have been attached for your kind perusal. As the better half of my husband, I feel it is my responsibility to join my husband who is struggling to get adjusted to a new life. And I take this opportunity to state my reason to join my husband in Australia, along with our little daughter YYY.

Before I start, I would like to talk a bit about myself. I am a postgraduate in Commerce and have 5 years of professional experience. After the successful completion of my B.Com from _____ University, I joined _______ College for Masters in Commerce. Through campus recruitment, I was hired at Xyz Company, ________ (place) as a Financial Analyst. Having worked here for 3 years, I left that company to join ABC Company, _________ (place) as a Tax Consultant.

My husband and I met during our college days, where he was my senior. Though initially we were friends, later our friendship turned to courtship. After 6 years of courtship, we decided to get married, and with the blessings of our parents, we got married on DD – MM – YEAR. After 2 years of marriage, with the birth of our daughter, our family got extended. This year, my husband decided to up-skill himself, so he decided to pursue a master’s degree in Business Administration and he flew to Australia to pursue his education from a top Australian University.

We had a beautiful life together till we parted. As a dutiful wife, I wholeheartedly supported him when he expressed a desire to further his education. It was with great excitement and diligence we searched for the foreign universities that matched his profile and academic aspirations. When the admission letter finally arrived, he was overjoyed, and as a good life partner, I joined him in his joy. Though the thought of parting pierced our mind, we pretended to be emotionally strong. But now the difference in time zones and the long distance are affecting our relationship and we barely get time to converse. As he is away from his little toddler, the distance is also affecting both father and daughter. My daughter is greatly attached to his father, and since the time he has left, it has affected their emotional well-being as well. Also, as my husband is new to Australia, he is struggling to get adjusted to a new geographical location. The plight of him struggling to cope with a new lifestyle and take care of his studies, household chores, and a part time job affects and worries me. So I decided to join him in Australia to provide him with both emotional and moral support. Living along with him would help me to ensure his success in academics. Also, the pleasure of being with his wife and daughter would surely boost up his energy and help him to concentrate on his studies.

My husband and I are both social. We believe in keeping good relationships with others, and with our hospitable behavior, we always live in harmony with others. Also, we both possess a good bank balance to support our expenses in Australia. I have got _____________ amount of cash as savings in my bank account. In addition, my husband has got ______ amount of cash in his savings account. Apart from this, he has paid his entire tuition fee for the first year. I would also like to give the assurance that neither I nor my husband have any intention to stay back in Australia. We will leave the country once his course is completed and the tenure of his study visa expires.

Having observed my reason to secure a dependent visa to Australia, I hope my application would be considered favorably. Your positive decision has the potential to reunite a parted family.

I have attached the necessary documents to support my application for a dependent visa application. I would also like to state that all copies attached are exact scanned copies of the original documents, and the original documents can be promptly submitted when asked and required by your office. I am also ready to furnish elaborate or detailed information about me or my husband, if necessary. You can reach out to me at my email _______ or over my phone at ___________. It is an assurance from my side that I will strictly abide by all the rules and regulations of the visa process set by the esteemed government of Australia. I really hope that the supporting documents and details I submitted are enough for you to make a good decision about my dependent visa application. I will be really looking forward to the positive response from your side.

Yours Sincerely

XYZ