Meeting in person
Connect travel records, dated photos and other material to the occasions when you met face to face as adults.
Organise Prospective Marriage visa 300 relationship evidence
Bring meeting records, travel, conversations, witness material, wedding plans and your relationship history into one dated, private workspace.
Independent organisation software — not a government service or immigration adviser
Where this stage sits
The stages connect, but the evidence task changes. Keep the history you have already organised, then add what has happened since.
- Meeting and relationship history
- Prospective Marriage visa 300 evidenceCurrent guide
- After marriage: Partner visas 820 and 801
What to organise for a subclass 300 relationship history
The prospective-marriage stage has a different emphasis from a spouse or de facto partner application. Home Affairs asks for evidence that you met in person as adults, intend to marry within the visa period, know each other personally and genuinely plan to live as spouses.
How the relationship developed
Build a timeline of when and where you met, how the relationship grew, the engagement, significant events and time spent apart.
Intention and arrangements to marry
Keep wedding arrangements and relevant correspondence together, including material from the person who will officiate where applicable.
A shared future as spouses
Organise conversations, plans, family involvement and witness material that give factual context to your intended life together.
Keep a long-distance relationship legible across devices
Both partners can add travel, photos, documents and selected conversations to one case. The shared timeline makes meetings, the engagement and future plans easier to review in sequence.
Collect what already exists
Bring in photos, documents and a WhatsApp export from the devices and folders where you already keep them.
Connect dates and context
Group related material into events, link it to your relationship timeline and keep the original context easy to find.
Export your selection
Choose what belongs in a pack and generate organised PDFs plus a complete downloadable archive.
Questions about organising evidence for this stage
Partner Evidence helps you organise information and documents you provide. It does not assess visa eligibility, determine whether your evidence is sufficient or provide personalised immigration advice. For immigration advice, consider consulting a registered migration agent or Australian legal practitioner. Disclaimer
What evidence does Home Affairs describe for a Prospective Marriage visa 300?
The official page lists evidence of meeting face to face as adults, intention to marry, intention to live as spouses, witness statements and a written relationship history. Check the current page for the full requirements that apply to you.
Can Partner Evidence organise wedding plans and relationship history together?
Yes. Add documents, photos, conversations and milestones to one dated workspace, then select the material you want in an export.
Should I update relationship evidence while the subclass 300 application is being processed?
Home Affairs currently advises applicants to update their documents and relationship evidence regularly through ImmiAccount during processing. Partner Evidence can help you keep that new material organised, but it does not upload it to ImmiAccount.
What happens after marriage on a subclass 300 visa?
Home Affairs says people who want to settle in Australia can apply for Partner visas 820 and 801 after marriage and before the subclass 300 visa ends. Check the current official instructions for your timing and circumstances.
Read the other visa evidence guides
Each guide focuses on a different application setting or stage, so the pages stay useful without repeating the same checklist.
Keep the whole relationship history in one private case
Start with the material you already have. You can see how the workspace works before paying, then unlock one relationship case with a one-time payment.