You will need require a Decree Absolute from the Federal Magistrates Court (Family Court), unless you were divorced overseas, in which case you will need to provide evidence from a legal court .

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You will be required to complete a 'No Impediment to Marriage' form, where you will be required to declare several things prior to getting married .

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Once you are married, you will have a choice whether or not to change your name. In actual fact, you will have 2 names, your maiden name, and your married name, both are very legal .

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Yes, however you will need to provide proof of Divorce .

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Yes and no. You cannot be married if you are closer than 1st cousins. However, surprisingly you are allowed to marry your 1st cousin .

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18 .

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Once you are legally married, we will provide you with a fully registered Australian Government Marriage Certificate, which will serve as proof of marriage .

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Your Notice of Intended Marriage must be received, no later than 30 days prior to your wedding ceremony .

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You will need to provide a signed Notice of Intended Marriage, together with copies of your Passports as ID .

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Yes, the Marriage Act 1961 does not discriminate between faiths or religions. It is perfectly legal for interfaith couples to be married .

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Yes, however you will require a legally registered Interpreter .

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Yes, it is perfectly legal for couples of varying faiths to be legally married in Australia .

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Yes .

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Yes, Australia does not discriminate when it comes to marriages of faith. It is very common in Australia, for interfaith couples to be married .

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Yes, you can apply for a Holiday Visa and be legally married in Australia while you are here .

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Yes, I can certainly assist with a letter of acknowledgment. I can also sign and authorise your Notice of Intended Marriage .

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This is the Visa that is issued after you are legally married, and only once your marriage has been fully registered with the office of Births Deaths and Marriages (BDM) .

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Cost and length of tenure. The Holiday Visa is for 3 months only, and is substantially cheaper than a Prospective Marriage Visa .

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No, your partner may choose to travel Australia on a Holiday Visa .

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Yes, once your papers are submitted to BDM (Birth Deaths and Marriages) after your wedding day, your marriage will be registered on the State Database, after which time you will be eligible to apply for your 'Official Marriage Certificate'. .

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