Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa Australia
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Join Your Fiance in Australia and Take the Next Step
The Prospective Marriage Visa – Subclass 300 allows the partner of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to come to Australia to marry their partner.
It’s a temporary visa that lets you live in Australia for up to 9 months so you can get married and then apply for a Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) to remain permanently.
At Affinity Migration, our registered migration agents help couples through every step, from gathering relationship evidence to preparing a complete, compliant application.
Why Choose Affinity Migration
The Subclass 300 visa requires detailed documentation, proof of genuine intent, and a carefully prepared timeline for marriage and future applications. We make sure nothing is missed.
- Registered migration agents experienced in partner and fiancé(e) visas
- Personalised guidance for couples living apart
- Accurate evidence preparation: photos, statements, communication records and more
- Strategic advice on transitioning to Partner Visas (820/801) after marriage
- Clear, transparent communication from start to finish
We help couples reunite with confidence and peace of mind.
About the Student Visa Subclass 500
The Student Visa 500 Australia lets you study full-time at an approved Australian education provider.
You can bring eligible family members and enjoy limited work rights during your course.
About the Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300
The Australia Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300 is designed for engaged couples who plan to marry in Australia.
Once granted, you can live, work and study in Australia for up to 9 months before applying for a Partner Visa.
Key benefits:
- Enter and stay in Australia for 9 months to get married
- Work and study while in Australia
- Travel in and out of Australia freely
- Apply for a Partner Visa after marriage
- Bring eligible dependants (children under 18)
Eligibility Requirements
To apply for the Visa Subclass 300, you must:
- Be outside Australia when you apply and when the visa is granted
- Intend to marry your Australian partner within 9 months of visa grant
- Have personally met your partner in person since both were aged 18 or over
- Provide proof of a genuine, continuing relationship
- Meet health and character requirements
Your sponsoring partner must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
Our Step-by-Step Process
- Initial Consultation – We confirm eligibility for both sponsor and applicant.
- Relationship Evidence – We assist with letters, photos and supporting documents.
- Application Lodgement – We prepare and submit a complete application.
- Department Processing – We liaise with the Department and track progress.
- Next Steps (Partner Visa Transition) – We guide you through your 820/801 application after marriage.
Timeline and Transition
Once the Subclass 300 visa is granted, you must travel to Australia and marry your sponsor within the 9-month validity period.
After marriage, you’ll be eligible to apply for the Partner Visa (820/801) from inside Australia to begin your pathway to permanent residency.
Affinity Migration ensures your timeline, documents and transition plan are coordinated perfectly.
FAQs: Subclass 300 Prospective Marriage Visa Australia
Yes — you must be outside Australia both when you apply and when the visa is granted.
Processing times vary; most applications take around 12–18 months.
Yes, the Subclass 300 visa includes work rights for the 9-month period.
You must marry within the visa validity period to remain eligible for the Partner Visa transition.
Yes — eligible dependent children can be included in your application.
Take the First Step to a Life Together
Love knows no borders. The Prospective Marriage Visa 300 could be the first step toward building your future in Australia.
At Affinity Migration, we handle every detail with care so you can focus on what really matters, being together.
