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Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300): Entry to Marry & Apply for PR

Visa Class

300

Length of Stay

9- 15 Months

Cost

 AUD 9300

Prospective Marriage Visa – Subclass 300

The Prospective Marriage Visa (Subclass 300) is a temporary visa for individuals who plan to marry their Australian partner. It allows you to travel to Australia and stay for up to nine months, during which you must marry your fiancé. Once married, you may apply for a permanent Partner Visa to continue living in Australia.

At Bay Migration, we guide you through every step of the Prospective Marriage Visa process — from preparing documents to ensuring your application meets all requirements — so you can focus on your wedding and future in Australia.

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for this visa, you must:

  • Be outside Australia when you apply

  • Have a genuine intention to marry your fiancé within the 9-month visa period

  • Enter Australia only after the visa has been approved

  • Apply for a Partner Visa before your Prospective Marriage Visa expires

Application Process

Applying for the Subclass 300 involves:

  1. Online application through ImmiAccount

  2. Sponsorship form completed by your Australian partner

  3. Providing supporting documents, such as:

    • Passport and identification documents
    • Proof of relationship and intention to marry
    • Birth certificate and recent photographs
    • Health and character clearances as requested

The Department of Home Affairs may request additional evidence or an interview to confirm your eligibility.

Withdrawing an Application

If you decide not to proceed, you can withdraw your application before a decision is made by submitting a written request with your details and reference numbers.

 

Check Eligibility

Subclass 300

✅ You may be eligible for Subclass 300

❌ You may not meet the requirements for Subclass 300

FAQ

The Subclass 300 visa is generally valid for 9 to 15 months from the date it is granted. During this time, you must enter Australia, marry your sponsor, and then apply for a Partner Visa.

Yes. The Subclass 300 visa allows you to work and study in Australia during its validity period, although you are not eligible for government study assistance.

Yes. You must legally marry your sponsor within the visa validity period. After marriage, you can then apply for the Partner Visa (Subclass 820/801).

Yes. The Prospective Marriage Visa is a multiple-entry visa, meaning you can travel in and out of Australia freely until it expires.

If the relationship breaks down before marriage, the visa may be canceled, and you will not be eligible to transition to a Partner Visa.

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