Navigating Australia’s visa system can be complex, but with the right guidance, securing your Fiancé Visa doesn’t have to be stressful. At Partner Visas Australia, we specialize in making the process smooth, transparent, and tailored to your unique situation. Let us help you bring your dream wedding in Australia one step closer to reality with the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300).
Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) Eligibility Criteria
Before applying for the Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300), it’s crucial to ensure you meet all eligibility requirements. These include:
- Age and Relationship: Both you and your fiancé(e) must be over 18, and you must be engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. A genuine and continuing relationship must be established.
- Intention to Marry: You must plan to marry within 9 months of visa approval. Proof of wedding preparations is a key factor in your application for the Fiancé Visa.
- Health and Character Requirements: Both applicants will need to meet standard health and character checks as part of application.
Meeting these criteria is just the first step — our expert migration agents at Partner Visas Australia are here to ensure your Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) application is airtight from the start.
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Application Process
Applying for a Fiancé Visa can feel overwhelming, but our team breaks it down into manageable steps:
- Initial Consultation: We begin by understanding your relationship story and future plans. This is where we outline all documents needed for the Prospective Marriage Visa and ensure you’re fully prepared.
- Document Preparation: Gathering the right documents is crucial for a successful Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) application. You’ll need proof of your relationship, identity documents, and evidence of your intent to marry in Australia.
- Lodging Your Application: Our team will handle the submission of your application, ensuring every detail is accurate and complete.
- Ongoing Support: From application to approval, we’ll be there to answer your questions and provide updates on your status.
By choosing a reliable service provider like Partner Visas Australia, you’re ensuring that every stage of your Prospective Marriage Visa application is managed with care and expertise.
Processing times depend on country of the passport holder and country of origin of the applicant.
Current processing times for Partner visas as indicated by the Australian Department of Immigration website, are published here.
Documents Required for the Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300)
One of the most common reasons for Fiancé Visa delays is incomplete or incorrect documentation. Partner Visas Australia ensures you have everything in order:
- Relationship Evidence: Photos, shared travel, correspondence, or joint financial commitments.
- Identity Documents: Birth certificates, passports, and any name change documentation.
- Proof of Intent to Marry: This might involve wedding venue bookings, invitations, or correspondence with celebrants.
With our professional guidance, your application will be thorough, minimizing the risk of frustrating delays.
Visa Conditions
The Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to stay in Australia for up to 9 months, during which time you must marry your Australian partner. This visa also provides you with the right to work and study in Australia, giving you the flexibility to settle into your new life before tying the knot.
It’s important to understand your obligations under this visa, and Partner Visas Australia will ensure you’re well-informed at every stage of your Prospective Marriage Visa journey.
Why Choose Partner Visas Australia?
Choosing the right migration agent for your Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) application can be the difference between a smooth, successful process and unnecessary delays. At Partner Visas Australia, we specialize exclusively in Partner Visa applications, with a proven 99% success rate. Here’s why you should trust us with your application:
Expertise You Can Count On
With over 14 years of experience, our principal migration agent, Mark Duggan, has one of the best success records in Australia. We understand the intricacies of migration law and can identify potential challenges before they become obstacles.
Comprehensive Legal Support
Our team of registered migration agents and solicitors guide you through every step of the process, from gathering documentation to dealing with complex issues such as health waivers and public interest criteria.
Tailored to You
Every couple is unique, and so is their Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) application. We work closely with you to ensure that your specific circumstances are properly addressed, reducing the risk of delays or rejections.
At Partner Visas Australia, we take pride in providing high-quality, personalised service for every client. With us by your side, you can be confident that your Fiancé Visa (Subclass 300) application is in the best possible hands. Fill the form below and let’s get in touch.
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FAQ
Yes. Once you arrive in Australia you can work on your fiancé visa.
There is scope in the law to lodge your partner visa after your visa validity period, but careful consideration of your circumstance are required to make a valid application.
Yes. You may apply for and obtain a visitor visa to visit your partner in Australia. Either a family sponsored visitor visa or visitor visa (tourist stream) will depend on your circumstances.
Yes you can. However you must enter Australia at least once on your fiancé visa once granted.
Yes you can include any children or dependents.
You are not required to live with your partner for the Fiancé visa.
Yes you can. However you should make sure your wedding takes place within the validity period of the fiancé visa (9month).
An onshore Subclass 820 Partner Visa must be lodged before your Fiancé visa expires.
Yes, a decision to refuse a fiance visa can be appealed to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. The Australilan partner /sponsor is the appeal applicant, not the visa applicant.
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