A series of questions to go to Australia

1. Australian universities generally require graduate students to have IELTS or above, and it is impossible not to have IELTS scores.

2. Australian junior high school is from grade 7 to grade 9, and it is impossible to go to junior high school without IELTS, and you can't prove your language ability without language scores, nor can you prove your learning ability (whether you can study here), which is also a manifestation of Australia's ** responsibility for students.

3. My brother can go, and Australia stipulates that immediate family members can apply for accompanying visas.

4. If the mother is an immediate family member, she can also apply for a companion visa.

5. The tuition fee for junior high school is about RMB 5-70,000 per year.

6. If you go to a year, the living expenses of two people are still relatively high, such as rent (more expensive, unless you share a house), and the total living expenses are at least 180,000 yuan (no part-time work).

7. Under the age of 18 does not need an IELTS score, but the school will have a language test when you enroll.

8. Generally, there are still very few people who apply for Australian junior high school, and there are more people who go to Australia to study in high school, and Australian high schools can apply directly (Chinese junior high school results are required), so it is recommended to go abroad after completing the third year of junior high school in China. The tuition fee of junior high school in Australia is not high, generally 5-70,000 RMB (public), but Australia** does not seem to allow you to go to Australia to study in junior high school.

Possession of a valid Australian visa is a prerequisite for legal entry into Australia. Before entering the country, be sure to check whether your visa is still valid. Don't forget, also check if your passport is about to expire.

Vaccination requirements.

International travellers entering Australia need to have completed the vaccination requirements recognised by the TGA. Vaccine manufacturers that meet the requirements include:

AstraZeneca. Pfizer. Moderna.

Bharat. China Sinovac.

China Sinopharm (among them, people of all ages can be vaccinated with the vaccines of Beijing Bido Biological, Lanzhou Biological, Chengdu Biological, and Changchun Biological, but the vaccine of Wuhan Biotechnology is not recognized by Li Qilan for the time being).

You need to have completed two doses of these vaccines, and you must have completed your second dose at least 14 days before you can travel.

or complete 1 dose of Johnson & Johnson booster dose.

International travelers also have the option of pooling, as long as all vaccines are TGA-approved.

At present, the domestic Zhifei and CanSino vaccines are not on the list approved by the TGA. Those who have received both vaccines will also need to continue to pay attention to the latest announcements from the TGA. It is hoped that in the near future, the two Zhishout vaccines will also be included in the list of recognized vaccines.

Nucleic acid test report.

Although you no longer need to provide a negative nucleic acid test result report when entering Australia, you still need to pay attention to the requirements of the airport and airline and prepare the corresponding documents before boarding.

Electronic Passenger Declaration Form.

International travellers entering Nahu, Australia are required to complete and submit an Electronic Passenger Declaration Form (DPD).

To sum up, the documents that international travelers need to hold to enter Australia include: a valid visa and passport, an English version of the vaccination record, and an electronic passenger declaration form. Provide nucleic acid test certificate according to the requirements of the airport and airline.