Can you contest or stop someone's spouse's visa application?

My Dad has been seeing a lady from Kenya for more or less 4 years. She lives in Kenya and my Father lives in Australia. She is 30 and my father is 62. I am 28, so yes she is only 2 years elder than his daughter. My father sends her money all the time to support her in Kenya and has just now sponsored her for a 3 month trip out here. He is planning on marrying her so she can stay in Australia on a spouse's visa. He says he loves her, but whenever I see him beside her, he is never affectionate towards her. She does all his cleaning ironing washing etc at home. I've even seen him "demand her to clear tables at dinner or clean things."I don't think that any truely love each other and she is scaming him so she can enter the country. Has this happened to anyone else and Is there anyway that I can stop this?
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Your father is 62. I guess he has been on his own for a long time. There are things you, as a daughter, cannot teem in your father's life. He is longing for companionship. His lady friend may or may not be wanting a better existence. We do not know that. For as long as your Dad is mentally capable of deciding for himself, I guess you will have to abide by his result. She has something your father wants. He may have something she requests as well. There is such a thing as a pre-nup if you are worried about inheritance.
If it's a mutual agreement with them, then here really isn't anything you can do. They won't deny a visa based on any of that. As much as you don't like the situation, you might have to draw from used to the idea, because you might lose your dad if you fight him on this one. It does put your inheritance in doubt though, (not that you should live contained by expectation of receiving anything) but legally, if she marries him, it's adjectives hers when he dies, unless his will clearly states otherwise.
you can name immigration on her sorry ***. and get her deported.
You cant stop nothing.
Well, turn it around, Could your dad legally stop you from getting married? If you think he's legally incompetent, you could try to own him declared so, but otherwise? Maybe he really is looking for someone to take care of him in his older age. Wouldn't be the first.
There is zilch you can do about stopping her from getting a spouse visa as you have no proof that her visa application is or may be fraudulent. Rest assured that DIAC will have them both jump through so many hoops to prove that their relationship is genuine that if it isn't, they won't be able to prove it or one or both of them will contribute up on the application. The large age difference and where she comes from will make it awfully difficult to get a spouse visa as DIAC will be very suspicious and the burden of proof will be very indigestible. She must also stay with him for 2 years for her visa to become permanent (unless he mistreats her), so what happens if it doesn't work out is up to him.

Some men, conspicuously in that age group and older have a strange channel of showing how they feel about women and the fact that they've be seeing each other for 4 years indicates that there is probably some real affection in attendance even if you can't (or won't) see it.

In any case, I'm not sure if your father is the scammer or the scammee if he orders her about and have her wait on him hand and foot. She may well be using him but it sounds as if he could also be using her to a scope. Perhaps they're both satisfied with what they are hoping for from the relationship even if to your eyes, it isn't perfect.


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