Subclass 300 · Temporary

Prospective Marriage Visa

A temporary visa for a fiancé(e) of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to come to Australia to marry.

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Visa typeTemporary
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Who is the Prospective Marriage Visa for?

People engaged to an eligible Australian sponsor who intend to marry within the visa period.

Main requirements

  • You and your sponsor have met in person and are known to each other
  • A genuine intention to marry within the required time
  • An eligible, approved sponsor
  • Meet health and character requirements

Pathway to permanent residence

After marrying, you can apply for a partner visa (subclass 820/801).

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Frequently asked questions

Who can apply for the Prospective Marriage Visa?

People engaged to an eligible Australian sponsor who intend to marry within the visa period.

Does the Prospective Marriage Visa lead to permanent residence?

After marrying, you can apply for a partner visa (subclass 820/801).

Related visas

Subclass 820 / 801Partner Visa (Onshore)Subclass 309 / 100Partner Visa (Offshore)Subclass 101 / 102Child VisaSubclass 103Parent Visa

Source: Department of Home Affairs. This page is general information only and is not migration advice. Fees, processing times and rules change often, so confirm everything on the official site before you apply. For advice on your situation, speak to a registered migration agent or immigration lawyer.