Explore the main Australian visa pathways for spouses, de facto partners, and couples who intend to marry.
Explore Visa Options →Australian partner and prospective marriage visas have different requirements depending on your relationship, location, and circumstances.
For an eligible person who is outside Australia and plans to marry their prospective spouse in Australia.
For eligible spouses or de facto partners applying from outside Australia.
For eligible spouses or de facto partners who apply while in Australia.
The exact process depends on the visa subclass. Always follow the latest instructions from Australia's Department of Home Affairs.
Identify the category that matches your relationship and plans.
Read the official criteria for the applicant and sponsor.
Prepare identity and relationship documents.
Follow official application and fee instructions.
Provide further information when requested.
Applicants may need to provide evidence that their relationship meets the rules for the visa category.
Visa charges and processing times can change. They may vary by subclass and application circumstances. Check current official estimates before making plans.
Subclass 300 is for an eligible person planning to marry their prospective spouse in Australia. Partner visa subclasses apply to eligible spouses or de facto partners and have onshore and offshore pathways.
Some Australian partner pathways may cover eligible de facto relationships, while subclass 300 is designed for people intending to marry. Check the official criteria for your circumstances.
Charges change and depend on the subclass and circumstances. Use the official pricing estimator to check current costs, including any additional applicant or third-party costs.
There is no guaranteed timeline. Use the Department of Home Affairs processing-time guide for current information; it is an estimate, not a promise.
No. Cherry Blossoms Dating provides general educational information, not legal advice. For advice about an individual case, consult an appropriately qualified Australian migration professional.
Review official guidance or consult a qualified Australian migration professional about your situation.