Prospective Marriage Visa
Subclass 300 Visa
Begin Your Life Together in Australia with the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)
The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) allows you to enter Australia and marry your partner within 9 months if you’re engaged to an Australian citizen/ permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. This temporary visa plays a crucial role as your first move towards starting a life together and moving to permanent residency later through the Partner visa pathway.
At Ezy Immigration, we know how much couples want to be together—and we understand the worry that comes with trying to show the Australian Government your relationship is real. That’s why our skilled registered migration agents help you put together a strong well-documented application that fits your specific relationship.
Visas for New Zeland
We can assist you with all popular temporary or residence visa applications for Australia. We will not take on an application if we believe it will be unsuccessful, saving you time and money. We provide timely updates and keep you informed throughout the whole process.
We provide professional visa consultation services for the following visa categories :
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What is the Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300)?
The Prospective Marriage Visa—also called the fiancé visa—lets the overseas partner of an eligible sponsor come to Australia to get married. You must marry your sponsor within 9 months of getting the visa. After that, you can apply for the Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) while you’re in Australia.
This visa is for couples who:
- Have a real committed relationship
- Are engaged to marry
- Want to marry in Australia (or sometimes overseas before the visa runs out)
- Have met face-to-face at least once
When you get this visa, you can:
- Come to Australia and stay for up to 9 months
- Work and study in Australia (without money from the government)
- Travel in and out of Australia as you like during the visa period
Ask for a Partner Visa (Subclass 820) after you get married
Can I Get the Subclass 300 Visa?
To get the Prospective Marriage Visa, you need to meet these main rules:
- You need to be outside Australia when you submit your application and when they grant the visa
- You and your partner must have met face-to-face
- You must plan to get married within the visa timeframe
- Your sponsor must be an Australian citizen permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen
- Both of you must be 18 years or older
- You must pass health and character checks
Our team at Ezy Immigration can evaluate your relationship history, assist in collecting supporting documents, and make sure you’re submitting a solid application from the start.
The Visa Process: Step-by-Step Help from Ezy Immigration
The guardian visa lasts as long as the child’s student visa. If your child studies longer, you’ll need to ask for a visa extension too.
If your child finishes school or exits New Zealand, your visa loses its validity — you must leave the country or submit an application for a new visa with a different purpose.
1. One-on-One Consultation
We begin with a thorough review of your relationship and situation to make sure the Subclass 300 visa suits your needs.
2. Collecting Supporting Documents
Proving your relationship can seem daunting, from photos to messages, travel records to statements. We’ll assist you to collect the right evidence that satisfies Department of Home Affairs standards.
3. Sending Your Application
Our skilled agents will create and submit your application with care and speed ensuring it matches current immigration rules.
4. Wait for Processing (As You Get Ready to Marry)
Visa processing can take different amounts of time—right now it’s about 15–34 months. We’ll walk you through what to expect and how to follow the rules during this period.
5. Post-Visa: Transition to Partner Visa
After your marriage, we’ll support you in submitting your onshore Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801) application to enable you to remain in Australia .
Check out our comprehensive Partner Visa (820/801) Guide to learn about the steps following your marriage.
Common Reasons for Visa Refusals (and How We Help Avoid Them)
Subclass 300 visa sees quite a few rejections because of:
- Paperwork that’s not complete or doesn’t match up
- Not enough proof that the relationship is real
- Failing to show plans to marry within the time the visa allows
At Ezy Immigration, our job is to help you steer clear of these problems. We look over your application as a case officer would and we make sure nothing is left up to chance.
Moving to Permanent Residency
After marriage, you can switch from the Subclass 300 visa to the Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801)—a two-step process that leads to permanent residency.
- First, you apply for the temporary Partner visa (820)
- Two years later, you can get the permanent Partner visa (801)
We help you through each stage—so your future in Australia stays secure from your first arrival to your final residency approval.
How Ezy Immigration Makes a Difference
We do more than just push papers. We serve as your trusted guides for one of life’s biggest moves. Here’s what you’ll get when you team up with us:
- One-on-one help from seasoned migration agents
- Easy-to-follow advice to gather evidence and show your relationship
- High success rate with Partner and Prospective Marriage Visas
- Continuous support for your future visa needs—from Subclass 300 to Subclass 801
Want to know if you qualify? Get in touch with us for a free evaluation today.
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Adviser (NZ) # 201300919
Agent (AU) # 2117455
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Let Ezy Immigration guide you through the Subclass 300 process with attention, simplicity, and assurance. We’ve spent years helping couples reunite and settle in Australia , and we’ll support you at every stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
The process can last 15 to 34 months, based on your country, how well you prepare your application, and the government’s current workload.
Yes, this visa has an impact on your ability to work and study in Australia during its 9-month validity period.
Not —you can tie the knot overseas as long as you do it within the visa timeframe and Australia recognizes the marriage as legal.
Yes, you can add dependent children to your application.
You need to marry within the visa period. If you don’t, the authorities might cancel your visa, and you could need to exit Australia.
Yes, after tying the knot, you can put in an application for the Subclass 820 Partner visa while in Australia.
The 300 visa is meant for engaged couples outside of Australia, whereas the 820 visa caters to partners already in Australia married or living together as a couple.
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