What should I pay attention to when applying for a visa to study in Australia?

1.It is necessary to meet all kinds of visa regulations in Australia.

Don't underestimate and don't ignore the visa category as this is the first step in applying for a visa. For students with different academic qualifications, there are corresponding Australian visa categories and specific regulations. For example, the subclass 572 student visa cannot be in a language for a maximum of 20 weeks.

If the specified number of language weeks is exceeded, there will be two situations, one is a direct refusal, and the other is a visa that can only get a language course time, and you have to return to your home country to renew the visa after the end of the language.

The Australian visa policy is not only full of provisions, but also updated from time to time. It is recommended that students do not blindly submit their own applications when they are not aware of these policies, and need to find a professional consultant.

2.The visa documents cannot be copied from others.

The financial situation of each student's family is different, and it is important not to imitate other people's visa materials to submit an application. Be sure to ask your advisor to tailor your visa documents to your situation.

3.Arrange the time for submitting your visa wisely.

There are now two ways to get an Australian visa: an ordinary visa and an electronic visa. The processing time and process for both types of visa submissions are different.

Therefore, before submitting the visa, you must think carefully about whether the student has not taken the IELTS test How to submit 5 points, how to transfer 6 points If students have two months to start school, they need to choose the electronic visa method. Please note: The Australian eVisa application is not open to individual students.

4.Pay attention to the way you pay your tuition.

Paying tuition fees is one of the most important steps before obtaining a visa. Each school in Australia has a different way of paying tuition fees, such as some require money orders, some require wire transfers, and it is easy to lose and delay time if the remittance is wrong, and you need to find a professional teacher to guide and confirm before paying the tuition fees.

1.The application materials should be realistic.

In the process of applying for a visa, a series of application materials presented by the applicant are not only required to be comprehensive and detailed, but also to be implemented, that is, the applicant must ensure that each document is based on real circumstances and has authenticity. Including IELTS, TOEFL scores, and proof of financial support, etc., must be true. After the application materials are submitted, the relevant departments will still investigate and inspect them, so it is possible to be denied a visa once it is fraudulent.

2.Proof of support must be sufficient.

On the issue of the guarantee of funds, it involves the calculation of the guarantee. First of all, it should be clear that tuition, living expenses and round-trip air tickets are all added to the guarantee, and the applicant should ensure that the funds are sufficient, and always pay attention to the changes in the exchange rate, so as to plan the funds reasonably.

3.Visa requirements vary for different levels of applicants.

The different levels here mainly refer to the applicant's academic qualifications. For international students with different academic qualifications, various institutions in Australia will have different application conditions for control. It is manifested in all aspects, there are restrictions on majors, there are also class time regulations for the selected courses, and the grades of each subject will also be different.

Therefore, international students should apply on the basis of fully understanding some details, otherwise, a small misunderstanding will cause the consequences of visa refusal.

What kind of visa to study in Australia What are the requirements?

1. Student visa.

As the name suggests, this visa allows people who are studying or have work experience in China to continue their studies or further studies in Australia. Children over the age of 6 can apply for this visa. Student Guardian Visa (Subclass 590) This visa is a visa for parents or guardians of student visa applicants or holders under the age of 18.

Parents or guardians who hold this visa can live in Australia with the student for the purpose of care and guardianship.

2. Tourist visa.

1. Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) This visa is a temporary visa that allows applicants to travel to Australia for tourism, business activities or to visit relatives and friends. Depending on the applicant's purpose and personal circumstances, the visa is valid for 3 months to 10 years, and can travel to and from Australia multiple times.

2. Work and Holiday Visa (subclass 462) This visa provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for young people with higher education and English skills to go to Australia for a working holiday. At present, Australia distributes 5,000 places to China every year, which are distributed in batches. The visa holder can stay in Australia for 12 months after the first entry, but cannot work for the same employer for more than 6 months; At the same time, it is possible to study for a short period of 4 months.

The specific time of opening every year still has to wait for the official notice.

3. Skilled immigration.

Skilled migration consists of several different categories of visas:

1. Skilled Recognition Graduate Visa (Subclass 476) (Engineering majors only) This visa is a temporary visa for graduates with a validity period of 18 months, and is aimed at engineering graduates (applicants must have never held a 476 or 485 visa).

2. Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) This visa is an application for permanent residence submitted by the applicant solely on personal education, work experience, professional skills, language scores, etc., and no guarantee is required.

State-sponsored skilled visa (subclass 190)This visa is based on the applicant's own major, English, work experience, etc., by obtaining a nomination from Australia's state territory** (each state territory nomination requirements are different) to achieve immigration points, so as to obtain an invitation from the Immigration Department to complete the skilled migration.