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The Subclass 300 Visa, also known as the Prospective Marriage Visa, allows engaged partners of Australian citizens, permanent residents, or eligible New Zealand citizens to enter Australia and marry their partner. This temporary visa is the first step toward a partner visa and permanent residency.
It is ideal for couples who are engaged but not yet married and want to start their life together in Australia.
The 300 visa permits offshore applicants to:
The visa is usually valid for 9 to 15 months from the date of grant.
To be eligible, you must:
Jade Immigration Lawyers can assess your eligibility and help prepare a complete application.
Once you marry in Australia on a 300 visa, you can:
We assist clients with:
You must provide:
We supply you with tailored checklists and declaration templates.
Current estimates from the Department (as of 2025):
Processing times may vary based on country, documentation, and relationship history.
We assist with:
Additional costs may include:
We offer fixed legal fees, payment plans, and consultation credit if you proceed.
The 300 visa may be cancelled if the relationship ends before marriage. However, in limited cases involving:
you may still be eligible to apply for a partner visa or another visa subclass.
Contact us immediately for legal advice if your relationship has changed.
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No. You must have physically met your partner at least once in person to be eligible for the 300 visa. Online relationships alone do not meet this requirement.
The 300 visa is typically valid for 9 to 15 months from the date of grant. You must enter Australia and marry your partner within this period.
Yes. The 300 visa allows you to live, work, and study in Australia during its validity, before transitioning to a partner visa.
Once married, you can apply for the 820/801 onshore partner visa. You’ll be granted a bridging visa that allows you to remain in Australia while your new visa is processed.
Yes. You can include dependent children in your 300 visa application. Additional government fees apply for each dependent.
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