Our experience for your marriage visa case
The Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has fairly lenient requirements for the issuance of the bride and “marriage visa”: no English language requirements, no requirements for a certain education, profession, or income, no age limits. Since these categories of visas are designed to ensure that Australia has as many strong international families […]
The basic cost of a “fiancée visa” The cost of the marriage visa will vary: depending on the type of visa, on the number of dependent members (under 18 years and over 18 years) who will go with you, on the place of application for a visa (in Australia or outside Australia). Minimum cost of […]
Types of spousal/marital visas/bride visa Australia: Bride (groom) visa who plans to marry an Australian citizen (for opposite-sex and same-sex partners): 300 Bride (groom) / Prospective Marriage Visa (subclass 300) (for opposite-sex and same-sex partners). Temporary visa is valid for 9 months. During this time you must enter Australia and register your marriage, otherwise you […]
The documents for marriage visa: – A completed Form 47SP (to be completed by the applicant) and a Form 40SP (to be completed by the sponsor). – Passport photos of the applicant and photos of the sponsor. – Certified copies of your passport. – Sufficient evidence that you have met in person with your sponsor […]
Obtaining a wedding visa to Australia. Marriage to an Australian citizen. More and more Australian men find their “soulmate” on the other side of the globe, proving that for true love, even such long distances are not an obstacle. It is for such cases the Department of Immigration Australia (DIMIA) has introduced the Bridal visa […]
Australian partner visa prerequisites: Your fiancé must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or an eligible New Zealand citizen Both of you must be at least 18 years old your fiancé should be willing to sponsor not only you but also any dependent members of your family, who will immigrate with you: […]
The intention to marry in Australia is sufficient to obtain a Prospective Marriage visa provided the couple have met in person at least once. This visa is issued for 9 months during which time the marriage must be registered, after which it is possible to apply for a permanent visa. Permanent partnership visas are issued […]
your fiancé must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia or an eligible New Zealand citizen both of you must be at least 18 years old your fiancé should be willing to sponsor not only you but also any dependent members of your family, who will immigrate with you: provide accommodation and financial […]
The Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has fairly lenient requirements for fiancée visas and ‘marriage visas’: no English language requirements, no specific education, occupation, or income requirements, no age limits. These visa categories are designed to encourage more international families to come to Australia to enable people to live as a family, […]
To apply for a fiancée visa to Australia you will need to do the following: 1. Take photographs. Photo requirements are passport style. You need 4 photos of the bride and 2 photos of the groom. 2. Collect documents (yours and your groom’s): Passports; Copies of children’s birth certificates; Proof of income, bank statements; Proof […]
