Understanding the Prospective Marriage Visa / How to apply to a Fiancé Visa Letter

22 May

If you've been tasked with providing the Department of Immigration with a Fiancé Visa Letter to bolster your Prospective Marriage Visa application, you can obtain this on the day you lodge your Notice of Intended Marriage with House of Vows (WA).

What you may not know, is that only one person's signature is legally necessary to submit the Notice of Intended Marriage. Therefore, the individual already residing in Australia can lodge this Notice on behalf of the couple, before the second party arrives here in Australia.

We are here to help you, and will complete the Notice of Intended Marriage document with you, there is no need for you to do this yourself. You can start this process today, simply click here .

The Prospective Marriage Visa is designed for individuals residing outside Australia who plan to marry their Australian partner after arriving in the country.

It remains valid for nine months from the date of approval. Within this period, the Prospective Marriage Visa holder must enter Australia, tie the knot with their sponsoring partner, and proceed to apply for a partner visa while here the Australian borders.

Unfortunately this visa cannot be extended while staying in Australia.

Further information on the Prospective Marriage Visa is available from the Department of Immigration here.

Enquire with House of Vows (WA) about obtaining a Fiancé Visa Letter today.