Who should apply for a Prospective Marriage 300 Visa?
If you want to enter Australia before marriage, you are eligible to apply for Partner Prospective Visa (Subclass 300) to stay in Australia with your fiance, who is an Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen once you meet the relationship requirement.
Once this visa is granted, you can marry your prospective spouse and apply for a Partner (subclasses 820 and 801) visa before your Prospective Marriage visa (subclass 300) expires
Relationship – Married or in a de facto relationship
Your relationship to your partner must be:
- Intention to marry your prospective spouse;
- Have met and know your prospective spouse &
- Be at least 18 years of age.
Processing Times
Your Prospective Marriage 300 Visa Application is a Temporary Visa that lasts for only 9 months. It cannot be extended.
75 percent of applications processed in 18 months.
90 percent of applications processed in 23 months.
Start to prepare your Partner Visa Application
There are some key forms and evidences which must be provided in your Prospective Marriage visa application.
MANDATORY FORMS
RELATIONSHIP STATEMENT
CHARACTER
Form 80 Declaration (Applicant and Sponsor)
Military Discharge Papers
Police Check from Residence Abroad
AFP Police Certificates
IDENTITY – Applicant
Certified copy of applicant passport and national identity documents.
Certified copy of applicant Birth Certificate
Certified copy of applicant Police Records in all countries of residence.
Current CV of applicant
Recent tax invoices showing name and home address
Proof of health examination of applicant
Recent photo of applicant
IDENTITY – Sponsor
Certified copy of sponsor passport and driver’s license
Recent photo of sponsor
Current CV of sponsor
Certified copy of sponsor Birth Certificate
Recent tax invoices showing name and home address
Australian Police Check of sponsor
Originally posted 2022-07-02 22:41:12.
