Subclass 300 (Prospective Marriage Visa) – Fiancé(e) Visa for Australia

Bring Your Partner to Australia for Marriage

The Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa allows engaged partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to enter Australia, get married, and apply for a Partner Visa.

Key Features

✅ 9-month visa validity (must marry within this period)
✅ Full work rights in Australia
✅ Pathway to permanent residency (via Subclass 820/801 Partner Visa)
✅ No age limit for applicants

Eligibility Requirements

For the Applicant (Fiancé(e))

✔ Must be genuinely engaged to an eligible sponsor
✔ Must be outside Australia when applying
✔ Must intend to marry within 9 months of arrival
✔ Must meet health and character requirements

For the Sponsor (Australian Partner)

✔ Must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible NZ citizen
✔ Must be 18+ years old
✔ Can sponsor only two partners in a lifetime (with a 5-year gap between sponsorships)

Required Documents

📌 Proof of engagement – Wedding plans, invitations, deposits
📌 Genuine relationship evidence – Photos, communication history, joint travel
📌 Statements of intent to marry from both partners
📌 Sponsor’s proof of citizenship/residency

Application Process & Timeline

  1. Lodge application offshore (while outside Australia)
  2. Processing time: 12–18 months
  3. Visa grant (must enter Australia before expiry)
  4. Get married within 9 months
  5. Apply for Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) before expiry

Why Choose Immigrad?

✅ Free eligibility assessment
✅ Strong application preparation
✅ Wedding planning guidance
✅ Seamless transition to Partner Visa

Start Your Australian Love Story

📞 Call: [+61 434 294 670]
✉️ Email: [info@immigrad.com.au]
🌐 Website: [www.immigrad.com.au]

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Official Resources:
Home Affairs – Subclass 300 Visa
Document Checklist

Note: Immigration regulations change frequently. While we maintain current knowledge, we recommend verifying information with the Department of Home Affairs or consulting a registered migration agent.