Do you have a Partner Immigrating to Australia? Do you require a Fiancé Visa Letter?

Please contact us should you require a letter from a Marriage Celebrant advising the Immigration Department of your intended marriage in Australia.

This is known as the "Fiancé Visa Letter" which we will do for you once you have lodged your Notice of Intended Marriage.

Couples who are travelling to Australia for whatever reason may also be married in this country, but notice of at least one month must be given to the chosen celebrant.

This form must be witnessed either by an Australian Consular Official or Diplomatic Officer or by a Notary Public. Only these people can witness an overseas notice.

You can lodge this document either by post, or scanned and emailed in time to reach the celebrant at least one month before the date of your ceremony. Before the ceremony, the couple will also be required to show the celebrant a copy of their birth certificates or passports. If either party has been married before, evidence must also be produced of the termination of that marriage.

No rights to remain in Australia are conferred by marriage in Australia, even if that marriage is to an Australian citizen. For enquiries regarding immigration, please contact the Australian Consular Office in your home country.