The 300 visa is a Prospective Marriage visa, also known as a fiancé visa, issued by the Australian government. It allows individuals who are engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen to enter Australia and get married within nine months.

Eligibility

• Must be engaged to an Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen.
• Must meet certain health and character requirements.
• Must provide evidence of the engagement and plans to marry in Australia.

Benefits

• Allows the holder to enter Australia and get married within nine months of the visa being granted.
• After getting married, the holder can then apply for a partner visa (such as the 820 or 801 visas) to live and work in Australia.
• The holder of the 300 visa is allowed to study and receive medical treatment in Australia.

Features

• The 300 visa is a temporary visa that cannot be extended.
• The visa holder must be outside Australia when they apply for the visa and when it is granted.
• The 300 visa is a step towards permanent residency in Australia, but it is not a guarantee of permanent residency.
• The holder of the 300 visa must be able to support themselves in Australia without relying on government assistance.
• The relationship between the visa holder and the Australian citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen must be genuine and ongoing.
• The Department of Home Affairs may request additional information to assess the genuineness of the relationship.

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