Why apply for a Prospective Marriage Visa?

• Live in the country for nine months
• Pursue vocational study courses in Australia
• Earn while you seek part-time employment
• Travel limitlessly
• Apply for citizenship upon eligibility

Subclass 300 Visa

The prospective marriage visa, also known as the Subclass 300 visa, allows individuals to enter Australia temporarily to marry one of the Australian citizens.

The probable bridegroom/bride would be required to sponsor the applicant to wed.

This visa permits candidates to work in Australia for a designated period. Individuals who are above the age of 18 are eligible to apply for a Prospective Marriage visa in Australia.

It is also possible for the candidates to pursue education provided they pay for themselves. Subclass 300 permits candidates to travel endlessly and is valid for 9-15 months from the date of issuing of a visa.

Subclass 300 Visa requirements

The subclass 300 visa requirements are proof of evidence and a declaration statement. The Subclass 300 visa will be issued after verifying the submitted requirements.

Given below is the list of requirements that one has to submit to get the Subclass 300 visa –

• Proof of evidence of nomination
• Proof of the authentication of marriage.
• Satisfy the medical and character requirements.
• Proof that verifies that the candidate is not indebted to the country.
• Evidence of no previous visa cancelations or rejections.
• A signed agreement on the values statement of Australia.
• The candidate must only wed the individual who has sponsored the visa.
• The sponsor must take full responsibility for the spouse for any unpaid fees or payments to the Australian government.

Other essential Subclass 300 visa requirements are given below –

• Residential proof of the potential spouse in Australia.
• Confirmation of nomination in written form by the to-be spouse.
• Must be over the age of 18.
• Evidence of intention to wed the spouse before the expiration of the subclass 300 visa.
• Obey the Australian Immigration rules that the government sets.
• You are required to be outside the Australian country during the time of applying for the visa.
• The visa holder must have no record of debts owed to the Australian government.
• Proof of no previous visa cancelations or rejections.
• A valid Australian value statement with signature.
• Must clear the health and character requirements.

Subclass 300 processing time

The general time taken to process the Subclass 300 visa depends on the date of the application and the submitted application.

The subclass 300 visa application form tends to have a faster processing time, provided the form is filled with valid details.

Given below is the processing time for the prospective marriage visa 300 –

Type of Visa	Processing time for 25% of applications	Processing time for 50% of applications	Processing time for 75% of applications	Processing time for 90% of applications
Prospective Marriage Visa Subclass 300	5 Months	10 Months	18 Months	32 Months

Steps to apply

Step 1: Check your eligibility with the Y-Axis Australia immigration points calculator.

Step 2: Arrange the requirements for the visa.

Step 3: Submit your Subclass 300 visa application form. 

Step 4: Wait for the status of your visa. 

Step 5: Fly to Australia.

Subclass 300 Visa processing fee

The Subclass 300 cost varies based on the application.

• The cost of the Subclass 300 visa is AUD 7,850 for the principal applicant (the partner of the Australian resident)
• AUD 3,930 for dependent applicants over the age of 18.
• AUD 1,965 for dependent applicants under the age of 18.

 

How can Y-Axis help you?

With our vast experience in Australian immigration, Y-Axis can help you understand and navigate the process with complete confidence. Our services include:

• Y-Axis Australia Immigration points calculator
• Immigration documents checklist
• Complete application processing
• Forms, documentation & application filing
• Updates & follow up
• Relocation and post-landing support in Australia

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