Planning to marry your partner in Australia? The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) is your first step toward starting a life together.
Our Sydney-based visa agents specialise in guiding you through the Subclass 300 visa application process. With our support, you’ll gain peace of mind knowing that every application detail is handled by experienced professionals who care about your future.
The Prospective Marriage Visa (or fiancé visa) is a type of family visa that allows someone who is engaged to an Australian citizen or permanent resident to stay in Australia for 9-15 months. This gives you enough time to organise your wedding and begin building your life together in Australia.
The benefits of the Prospective Marriage Visa:
Our agents will assess your unique situation, and make sure you meet all Prospective Marriage Visa Australia requirements. We will provide tailored advice on how to strengthen your application.
To qualify for the Subclass 300 Visa, you must:
You can get the full details on the eligibility requirements at the Department of Home Affairs website.
| Steps | What is Happening and How Can We Help? |
| 1: Initial Consultation | We will schedule a personalised consultation to confirm your eligibility and develop a strategy for your application. |
| 2: Document Preparation | We assist you in gathering required documents, such as proof of your relationship (photos, communications, travel history), a Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) form, financial evidence, and character checks. |
| 3: Submitting the Visa Application | Our team submits a complete and accurate application online to reduce delays caused by errors or missing information. |
| 4: Meet Health and Character Requirements | We will help you arrange for medical examinations as per immigration requirements and request police clearance certificates from all countries you’ve lived in.
A Medical Officer of the Commonwealth (MOC) will check the results of your medical exam to determine whether or not you pass. |
| 5: Monitoring and Updates | Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) processing time can vary (between 12-24 months), but we keep you informed every step of the way. Our agents proactively address any additional requests from immigration authorities. |
| 6: Visa Decision and Next Steps | Once granted, your visa allows you to enter Australia and marry your partner within the 9-month validity period. |
Once you marry your partner, you can apply for a Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) to stay in Australia permanently. This pathway is designed to help you and your partner build a secure future in Australia without interruption.
Navigating the visa application process can be daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. At Pace Migration, our experienced agents are here to provide personalised guidance and ensure your Subclass 300 application meets every requirement.
If you’re ready to take the next step, contact us to start your journey toward a life in Australia with your loved one.
In addition to the Prospective Marriage Visa, we also offer assistance with:
Learn more about how we can help with your unique migration needs.
Yes, the Subclass 300 Visa allows you to work in Australia during its validity period. However, keep in mind that there are no specific restrictions on the type of work you can undertake. While you can work full-time or part-time, it’s important to maintain enough flexibility to prepare for your wedding and meet any other visa obligations.
Yes, you can travel in and out of Australia while holding the Subclass 300 Visa. This visa does not impose travel restrictions, but ensure you have all necessary documentation when re-entering Australia, such as your visa grant letter and identification.
Yes, you can include dependent children in your Subclass 300 Visa application. Birth certificates, custody arrangements (if applicable), and proof of financial dependency must be provided. Children included in your application will be assessed alongside your visa.
If your relationship ends before you marry, you must inform the Department of Home Affairs immediately. The Department may cancel your Subclass 300 Visa, requiring you to leave Australia unless alternative visa options are available. If your circumstances change, speak to a migration agent about other visa pathways or exceptions that may apply.
No, the Subclass 300 Visa is designed for applicants outside Australia. You must lodge your application from outside Australia, and remain outside Australia until the visa is granted.
If unforeseen circumstances delay your wedding, you must notify the Department of Home Affairs as soon as possible. In some cases, it may be possible to request a new visa or explore alternative migration options. However, extensions for the Subclass 300 Visa itself are generally not available.
Yes, substantial evidence is required to demonstrate the genuineness of your relationship. This includes:
Properly organising and presenting this evidence can significantly impact your application’s success
If you have other questions about migration, you can check our Migration FAQs for more details.
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