If you are dealing with a Prospective Marriage visa issue, we can help with the marriage paperwork side of things.
That usually means:
- helping you prepare the NOIM
- confirming the intended marriage details we are able to confirm
- helping with timing on the marriage side
- issuing a supporting letter where appropriate after the NOIM has been properly lodged
What We Do Not Do
We do not provide migration advice.
For current visa rules, eligibility, fees, and processing questions, check the official Department of Home Affairs pages for the current subclass 300 rules or speak with a registered migration agent.
The Marriage Side Still Follows Normal Marriage Law
Even if a visa is involved:
- the NOIM must still be given on time
- both people must still be physically present for the marriage
- the legal document requirements still apply
The Best Way to Start
If your visa application needs evidence that you intend to marry, the first practical step is usually to get the NOIM prepared properly and move the marriage paperwork forward.
Once your NOIM is lodged, you can marry with the $700 paperwork-only marriage, or make the day more personal with the $1,400 elopement package. If you need a letter confirming the intended marriage, see our page on prospective marriage visa letters.