Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)

The prospective visa applicant will be regarded as genuine and appropriate if they have not already been engaged or married to the de facto partner in Australia before applying for the visa and having it granted. This visa is valid for the nine months starting from the date of issue. To avoid hustle of visa application, consider Asia Pacific Group.

Highlights

You can go to Australia or remain there as long as your visa is valid.
You can study and work in Australia for the duration of your visa.
You can travel outside of Australia for as many times as you want.

Key Eligibility Requirements

Your potential spouse or de facto partner must be able to sponsor you if you do not already have one.
When submitting visa application, the applicant must be at least eighteen years old.
To apply, you must meet all of the conditions for a character and health visa as per the standards of Australian government.
You must not owe the Australian Government or the Immigration Authorities any money during the time.
There should not be any history of denied or cancelled visas associated in your name.

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FAQs About Prospective Marriage Visa (SUBCLASS 300)

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) is a temporary visa for individuals intending to marry an Australian, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen, allowing up to nine months of stay.

This visa is available for those engaged to an Australian, permanent resident, or New Zealand citizen, planning to marry within the visa's validity period.

Yes, even if your partner is already in Australia with a different visa, you are still eligible to apply for the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300).

You are expected to marry your spouse within the nine months that follow the date of grant of the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300).

Processing times can vary. It is advised to visit the official Australian government website to know the most recent estimates of processing times.