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Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa
You’re engaged? Congratulations! Now the fun begins – trying to secure your visa to come to Australia and marry your partner!
This visa is for partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens who wish to come to Australia to get married. Once married, you can then transition to the partner visa inside Australia.
There are a number of steps involved for you to reach the permanent residency stage, but this visa allows you to be together with your fiancee for your wedding and then whilst waiting for your partner visa to be granted.
STEPS TO APPLY FOR A FIANCEE VISA
Subclass 300 - Prospective Marriage Visa Application
Confirms your relationship is true, genuine, ongoing, and that you have made arrangements for your wedding inside Australia.
The visa application will also undergo checks for health and character.
Sponsorship Application
Assessment and approval of the sponsoring spouse.
Confirms they are an eligible citizen or permanent resident and that they meet the character criteria to sponsor their spouse and spouse's children.
Subclass 820 - Partner Visa Application
You must get married within nine months of your subclass 300 visa being granted.
Once married, you will need to convert your visa from the prospective marriage visa to a partner visa.
You will be required to provide evidence of your marriage.
= $500
Subclass 801 - Permanent Partner Visa Processing
The permanent visa application is completed at the time the 820 application is submitted. It is considered a 'combined' application.
In most cases, it will be processed separately, two years after the 820 application was first made. You will need to show your relationship is still ongoing.
PRICES INDICATED ARE TO BE USED AS A GUIDE ONLY.
- A fee estimate will be issued following an assessment of your individual circumstances.
- All fees will be agreed to in writing before proceeding.
- Government fees and charges plus other third party costs for medicals and other assessments will apply.