I am Australian PR but i am dragged in domestic voilence, will this cause issue with my visa ?

I'm sorry to hear you're facing this difficult situation. I can provide some general information about how this might affect your PR status in Australia.

Domestic violence alone does not automatically cause your PR visa to be cancelled. However, there are important considerations. If criminal charges result from the domestic violence situation, a conviction could potentially affect your visa status, depending on the nature and severity of any offense. Australia's character requirements apply to PR holders, and serious criminal conduct can lead to visa cancellation under character grounds.

If you're the victim of domestic violence, this typically won't affect your visa at all. If you're the person accused or charged, the outcome depends on whether charges proceed and any legal consequences.

The key factors are: whether charges are laid, what they are, whether you're convicted, and the sentence imposed. Generally, crimes involving violence or serious offenses are more likely to trigger character concerns than minor matters.

It's critical that you seek support immediately. Contact the appropriate domestic violence support service in your state, and importantly, consult with both a family law lawyer and an immigration lawyer as soon as possible. An immigration lawyer can advise specifically on how your situation might affect your PR visa and what steps to take to protect your visa status.

Your visa situation and safety are both important — professional legal advice tailored to your circumstances is essential. I'd strongly recommend contacting a registered migration agent or immigration lawyer who can review your specific situation confidentially and advise you properly on both your visa and legal rights.