Are You a Fiancè of Australian Citizens or Permanent Residents Living Outside Australia!

The Prospective Spouse visa gives you a chance to come to Australia, get to know your in-laws, and see if you will like living here.

The visa is for 9 months.  Before the visa runs out the you must marry your fiancè.  If you don't marry your fiancè then you must leave Australia.

In applying for this visa you must show that you are in a genuine and continuing relationship with your Australian partner.  Many Prospective Spouse visas are refused because DIAC do not believe you are in a genuine and continuing relationship.  Applications most at risk of failure are those when the fiancè comes from a "high risk" country and/or there is a big age difference between the man and the woman.

AusVisas will make sure that you provide all the evidence you need to show that your relationship is genuine and increase your chances of your application's success.

Email AusVisas today at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it   to find out how we can increase your chances of success in applying for your Prospective Spouse visa.  Put "Prospective Spouse" in the subject line.

Include the following information in your email:

• Your age and the age of your fiancè

• Your home country.

• Date you met.

• How you met.

• Have you met each other face to face.

• If you live in different places, how do you keep in contact with each other.

• Your contact details (so that we may contact you).