Originally Posted by tking

Have a look at the Prospective Marriage Visa on www.immi.gov.au - it allows your partner to enter Australia and you then have 9 months in which to tie the knot! May be cheaper overall than a student visa if you're already sure about the relationship!

Also, depending on your partner's nationality she may be eligible for a Working Holiday Visa.

Good luck.

Originally Posted by Elmo2552

Hi there, we approached a migration agent last week as my boyfriend has PR and is going to sponsor me. We have been together 18 months but not sure we can prove living together forover a year( joint lease, bills etc) he said that if we have trouble proving it then we can apply for another visa which is basically an intention to marry. If u get engaged it gives u another nine months in the country. You do not have to get married at the end of the nine months as you can then apply for the de facto visa. If this is something you may have thought of doing further down the line anyway then it might be an option to just bring an engagement forward??! Hope this helps

Originally Posted by rks009

hello all
I am residing in India and my fiance is living in
Australia as a permanent residence with a valid Australian passport.
she have got divorced around three monts ago So we have decided to get married.
i would like to know should she apply for Prospective Marriage
Visa - Subclass 300 to get me sponsored for Australia so that we can
get married there

or there is some another right way.

Originally Posted by spottydog

Do you not have bank statements, council tax bills, wage slips etc. addressed to the same address at the same time for both of you (not necessarily in joint names) and airline tickets with seats next to each other/same flight etc.

Have a good search on here as many have got defacto visa's without using the standard lease type proof.

Originally Posted by moneypenny20

You apply, she doesn't. There was a rule that there had to be a 12 month break between partners I believe but I don't know if that's changed. Take a read of Booklet 1, should give you all the info you require, whatever visa anyone goes for should first off download the respective booklet and study it every which way then check back here for additional information.

Originally Posted by rks009

Could you help me

my fiance ( a permanent resident in australia)wants to sponsor me for Prospective Marriage visa , she has been divorsed 2 month back is she eligible for sponsoring or is there should be a gap of 1 year for this.

Please reply..................Thanks

Originally Posted by rks009

coul u help me please i am nwe to this thread.
I am residing in India and my fiance is living in
Australia as a permanent residence with a valid Australian passport.she have got divorced now So we have decided to get married.could you please help me to know should she apply for Prospective Marriage Visa - Subclass 300 to get me sponsored for Australia so that we can
get married there

or there is some another right way
Thanks

Originally Posted by rks009

coul u help me please i am nwe to this thread.
I am residing in India and my fiance is living in
Australia as a permanent residence with a valid Australian passport.she have got divorced now So we have decided to get married.could you please help me to know should she apply for Prospective Marriage Visa - Subclass 300 to get me sponsored for Australia so that we can
get married there

or there is some another right way
Thanks