An engaged couple planning to marry in Australia

Marry and build a life
in Australia

Prospective Marriage Visa · Perth, WA
Subclass 300 · MARN 2418576

Marry your fiancé in Australia and begin a life together

Subclass 300 (Prospective Marriage) is a temporary visa that gives engaged couples the opportunity to begin a life together in Australia. It allows the overseas partner of a fiancé who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to come to Australia. Its main purpose is for the couple to marry in Australia, generally within nine months, and then apply for the Subclass 820/801 Partner visa on the pathway to permanent residence.

Requires sponsorship by a fiancé (Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible NZ citizen).
A temporary visa to marry, generally within nine months, and move to the Subclass 820/801.
Work rights, travel freedom and Medicare access under certain conditions.
MARN 2418576 · Registered with OMARA
(08) 6555 7037 0475 218 414
Level 28, 140 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA
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A Registered Migration Agent will review your enquiry and respond within one business day. If your matter is urgent, please call us on (08) 6555 7037.

Let's take the right step toward your Prospective Marriage visa

Share your situation and relationship with us; we will assess your eligibility and manage your application from start to finish. This form does not create any obligation for you.

Your information is used only to respond to this enquiry. Immigration assistance is provided by a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2418576). Submitting this form does not create a client relationship and does not guarantee any visa outcome.

WHO IS IT FOR

Who this visa is for

  • Those with a fiancé who is an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible NZ citizen
  • Those planning to marry, generally within nine months of grant
  • Those who can document that their relationship is genuine
  • Those who meet the health and character requirements

Eligibility depends on your relationship, your sponsor and current legislation, and is verified before proceeding.

Assess Your Eligibility
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Eligibility criteria

A Subclass 300 application generally requires the following:

Eligible sponsor: Your fiancé must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen, at least 18 years old, and provide you with financial support and accommodation.

Genuine intention to marry: You must show you intend to marry and live together, generally within nine months of grant, and that your relationship is genuine.

Relationship evidence: Evidence such as communication records, time spent together, statements from family and friends, and concrete wedding preparations is provided.

Health and character: You must meet the standards, including a medical examination and police clearances from every country you have lived in for 12 months or more over the past 10 years.

Prior visa history: If a visa has previously been refused or cancelled, you must disclose this clearly in your application; otherwise problems can arise.

Periods, conditions and requirements change over time and are verified against current Department of Home Affairs sources before proceeding.

KEY BENEFITS

Key benefits of the Subclass 300

Pathway to permanent residence: After marrying, you can apply for the Subclass 820/801 Partner visa and begin the process toward permanent residence.

Work and study: You can work and study in Australia (you may not have access to government-funded education support).

Travel freedom: You can travel in and out of Australia while the visa is valid.

Medicare: Under certain conditions, you may be able to enrol in Australia's public health system.

These benefits are general in nature, and no visa outcome is guaranteed.

How the Prospective Marriage visa works
Relationship and eligibility
We assess your relationship and your sponsor's eligibility and plan the documents needed.
Documents and relationship evidence
We prepare your relationship evidence and your identity, health and character documents in full.
Lodging the application
We lodge your application through ImmiAccount on your behalf, accurately and completely.
Decision and marriage
Once granted, you come to Australia, marry generally within nine months and apply for the Subclass 820/801.
Our Process

How we manage your application, step by step

1
Consultation and strategy

We assess your relationship and your sponsor's situation and determine the most suitable pathway.

2
Relationship evidence

We compile the evidence that presents your relationship as genuine.

3
Document preparation

We prepare all required documents, including identity, health, character and supporting statements.

4
Lodging the application

We lodge your application accurately and completely with the Department of Home Affairs.

5
Monitoring and follow-up

We monitor the process and help you prepare for any requests for information or interview.

6
Marriage and next step

After approval, we guide you through the marriage and the Subclass 820/801 application.

Frequently asked questions

GENERAL What is the Subclass 300?
It is a temporary visa that lets engaged couples marry and begin a life together in Australia (Prospective Marriage). The aim is to marry, generally within nine months, and then apply for the Subclass 820/801.
SPONSOR Who can be a sponsor?
Your fiancé must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen, at least 18 years old, and provide you with financial support and accommodation.
TIMING When do I need to marry?
You are generally expected to marry in Australia within nine months of grant. The exact period and conditions are assessed against current legislation.
RELATIONSHIP What relationship evidence is provided?
Evidence such as communication records, photos of time spent together, statements from family and friends and concrete wedding preparations is provided.
NEXT STEP What happens after we marry?
After marrying, you can apply for the Subclass 820/801 Partner visa and begin the process toward permanent residence.
WORK Can I work on this visa?
Yes, you can work in Australia. You can study, though you may not have access to government-funded education support.
GENERAL Do you guarantee my visa will be approved?
No one can lawfully guarantee a visa outcome, and neither do we. What we do is assess your eligibility, present your relationship strongly and compliantly, and give you a clear view of your prospects.

Australian Migration Co is a private migration advisory firm. Immigration assistance is provided by a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2418576) registered with the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (OMARA). Australian Migration Co is not a government body and is not part of, or operated by, the Australian Government or the Department of Home Affairs. Visa applications can also be lodged directly with the Australian Government at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au, and some are free of charge; our services are provided for a fee. The information on this page is general in nature, does not constitute immigration advice and does not guarantee any visa outcome. Visa periods, conditions, relationship-evidence requirements and processing times change over time and are verified against current sources before proceeding.