Marriage or Partner Visas for Australia
Are you planning to marry an Australian and want to live here? Then you may be looking at your visa options for this purpose.
There are 2 distinctly different types of visa and it’s important to know the difference: the Prospective Marriage Visa, Subclass 300 – and the Partner Visa, Subclasses 820 and 801. The information you need is all on this website, but most people find it best to employ an agent to help them.
Please feel free to contact me for names of agents who I have worked with in Western Australia and who I have found to be very helpful and reliable. http://www.lizhayescelebrant.com.au/contact-me/
If couples wish to apply for a Prospective Marriage Visa, they will usually need a letter from a Celebrant, confirming that a Notice of Intended Marriage has been lodged and that a wedding has been booked.
My role would involve receiving (and lodging) a Notice of Intended Marriage for the couple and then to provide them with a letter for the relevant Embassy confirming that the couple has indeed lodged their intent with me
Simple Wedding overlooking the Swan River
A simple wedding overlooking the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia can be very beautiful, even if only a few guests. Have a look at this fabulous photo and see if you would like this for your combined wedding/ honeymoon in Western Australia…… Australia also happens to be one of the simplest places in the world to get married. There is no need to spend weeks in the country beforehand – in fact you can get married as soon as you get through Immigration – leaving you free to go off on your travels immediately! There is a document that needs to be completed and legally witnessed at least 4 weeks ahead, but that can all be done in your own country and then emailed to your celebrant. Contact me for a chat or email me if you have some questions about this. PS. You don’t need to be coming from another country to ‘elope’ either, you know…
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