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Overview

Student Visa

Studying in Australia unlocks an array of doors and opportunities. As an international student, studying at one of Australia’s top universities and programs not only gives you access to premium education but an opportunity to live and experience life the Australian way.  

A Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows international students to partake in a full-time course and work in Australia. After the completion of studies, the student visa can lead to permanent residency.

Beneficial Features of a Student Visa

Once you acquire a Student Visa, you are eligible for certain benefits:

  • Previous study and if you have any study breaks.
  • Employment undertook after your studies and potential employment opportunities after completing your studies in Australia.
  • Reasons to return to your home country after the completion of your studies, for example, family, job opportunities and social ties.
Visa Eligibility

To qualify for a Student Visa (Subclass 500), you must fulfil the following criteria

  • Enrol in an Australian institute as a full-time student.The course must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).
  • Meet the English proficiency requirements. You have to take a proficiency test before applying for your visa
  • Have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) throughout your stay in Australia.
  • Have access to a sufficient amount of funds that can cover your cost of living in Australia.
  • Pass the relevant health and character criteria.
  • Provide a filled and signed Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE)application form, confirming that the purpose of your stay in Australia is toreceive an education.
Genuine Temporary Entrant

The Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) application is an important document for obtaining a Student Visa. In this form, you will be required to provide details such as

  • Previous study and if you have any study breaks.
  • Employment undertook after your studies and potential employment opportunities after completing your studies in Australia.
  • Reasons to return to your home country after the completion of your studies, for example, family, job opportunities and social ties.
Assessment Level of Education Providers

The assessment level of the education provider is an important. consideration when applying for a Student Visa.

The Department allocates assessment levels to all education providers. Assessment level 1 providers are considered low-risk for visa applicants. t the time of visa application it is important to consider the assessment level of the education provider and country when lodging a student visa. Please contact us for further information about understanding assessment levels.

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Beneficial Features of a Student Visa

Once you acquire a Student Visa, you are eligible for certain benefits:

  • You may work up to 40 hours per fortnight.
  • Upon successful completion of your higher education course, you are eligible for a 2-year work visa.
  • You can be eligible for extra points that count towards your permanent residency(PR).
  • You may be eligible for Streamlined Visa Processing. This involves lesser paperwork and reduced processing time.
Visa Eligibility

To qualify for a Student Visa (Subclass 500), you must fulfil the following criteria

  • Enrol in an Australian institute as a full-time student.The course must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).
  • Meet the English proficiency requirements. You have to take a proficiency test before applying for your visa
  • Have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) throughout your stay in Australia.
  • Have access to a sufficient amount of funds that can cover your cost of living in Australia.
  • Pass the relevant health and character criteria.
  • Provide a filled and signed Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE)application form, confirming that the purpose of your stay in Australia is toreceive an education.
Genuine Temporary Entrant

The Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) application is an important document for obtaining a Student Visa. In this form, you will be required to provide details such as

  • Previous study and if you have any study breaks.
  • Employment undertook after your studies and potential employment opportunities after completing your studies in Australia.
  • Reasons to return to your home country after the completion of your studies, for example, family, job opportunities and social ties.
Assessment Level of Education Providers

The assessment level of the education provider is an important. consideration when applying for a Student Visa.

The Department allocates assessment levels to all education providers. Assessment level 1 providers are considered low-risk for visa applicants. t the time of visa application it is important to consider the assessment level of the education provider and country when lodging a student visa. Please contact us for further information about understanding assessment levels.

Student Visa

Visa Document Checklist

Before beginning your application process, ensure that you have the following documents prepared: 

  • Proof of enrolment in an Australian institution
    (a confirmation of enrolment - CoE)
  • A valid passport
  • Your Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement
  • Academic certificates and relevant work experience proof
  • Evidence of your English proficiency (an IELTS/TOEFL test score)
  • Details of your OSHC policy 
  • Passport-sized photographs 
  • If you are under 18, you will need to provide additional documents that confirm your parent’s/guardian’s consent

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Overview

Courses for Permanent Residency

There are certain courses which may increase your chances of obtaining permanent residency in Australia after the duration of your studies. It is largely divided into university courses and trade courses. Depending on your circumstances and preferences, you may opt for the courses mentioned below if you wish to begin the journey of obtaining permanent residency in Australia after completing your course.

Beneficial Features of a Student Visa

Once you acquire a Student Visa, you are eligible for certain benefits:

  • Bachelor of Engineering   
  • Bachelor of Social Work
  • Bachelor of Education
  • Bachelor of IT
  • Bachelor of Construction
Genuine Temporary Entrant

The Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) application is an important document for obtaining a Student Visa. In this form, you will be required to provide details such as

  • Carpentry - 2-year packaged course
  • Electrical Engineering Technician - 2-year packaged course
  • Bricklaying - 2-year packaged course
  • Automotive Body Repair - 2-year packaged course
  • Joinery - 2-year packaged course
  • Plastering - 2-year packaged course
  • Heavy Diesel and Commercial Mechanic - 2-year packaged course
  • Engineering Fabricator - 2-year packaged course
  • Electronic Equipment Trades Worker - 2-year packaged course
  • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration - 2-year packaged course
  • Boat Building - 2-year packaged course
  • Boat Building - 2-year packaged course
  • Chef - 2-year packaged course

Student Visa

Courses for Permanent Residency

There are certain courses which may increase your chances of obtaining permanent residency in Australia after the duration of your studies. It is largely divided into university courses and trade courses. Depending on your circumstances and preferences, you may opt for the courses mentioned below if you wish to begin the journey of obtaining permanent residency in Australia after completing your course.

University Courses
Trade Courses

Student Visa

English Proficiency Requirements

It is essential for Student Visa applicants to meet the standardised English language requirements. Applicants can prove their English proficiency through several tests:

  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
  • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) 
  • Pearson Test of English (PTE)
  • Cambridge English (CAE)
  • Occupational English Test (OET)
Overview

Student Visa

Studying in Australia unlocks an array of doors and opportunities. As an international student, studying at one of Australia’s top universities and programs not only gives you access to premium education but an opportunity to live and experience life the Australian way.  

A Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows international students to partake in a full-time course and work in Australia. After the completion of studies, the student visa can lead to permanent residency.

Beneficial Features of a Student Visa

Once you acquire a Student Visa, you are eligible for certain benefits:

  • You may work up to 40 hours per fortnight.
  • Upon successful completion of your higher education course, you are eligible for a 2-year work visa.
  • You can be eligible for extra points that count towards your permanent residency(PR).
  • You may be eligible for Streamlined Visa Processing. This involves lesser paperwork and reduced processing time.
Genuine Temporary
Entrant

The Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) application is an important document for obtaining a Student Visa. In this form, you will be required to provide details such as

  • Previous study and if you have any study breaks.
  • Employment undertook after your studies and potential employment opportunities after completing your studies in Australia.
  • Reasons to return to your home country after the completion of your studies, for example, family, job opportunities and social ties.
Visa
Eligibility

To qualify for a Student Visa (Subclass 500), you must fulfil the following criteria

  • Enrol in an Australian institute as a full-time student.The course must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).
  • Meet the English proficiency requirements. You have to take a proficiency test before applying for your visa
  • Have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) throughout your stay in Australia.
  • Have access to a sufficient amount of funds that can cover your cost of living in Australia.
  • Pass the relevant health and character criteria.
  • Provide a filled and signed Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE)application form, confirming that the purpose of your stay in Australia is toreceive an education.
Assessment Level of Education Providers

The assessment level of the education provider is an importantconsideration when applying for a Student Visa.

The Department allocates assessment levels to alleducation providers. Assessment level 1 providers are considered low-risk forvisa applicants. t the time of visa application itis important to consider the assessment level of the education provider andcountry when lodging a student visa. Please contact us for further informationabout understanding assessment levels.Do we need to add more information here?

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FAQ’S
Frequently Asked Questions
Which courses will my Student Visa cover?
How long are my English proficiency test scores valid?
What is the processing time for my visa application?
As an applicant, what if I am under 18 years of age? 
Is it mandatory to undertake an English language proficiency test? 
What is ELICOS?
Can I work if I hold a Student Visa? 

Your Guide to Australia

With the excitement of beginning your Australian journey follow a barrage of questions, doubts and preparation requirements.

To make life slightly easier, Path Migration has prepared an extensive starter guide that will give you an idea of Australia and how to prepare for your journey.

FAQs

Which courses will my Student Visa cover?
How long are my English proficiency test scores valid?
What is the processing time for my visa application?
As an applicant, what if I am under 18 years of age? 
Is it mandatory to undertake an English language proficiency test? 
What is ELICOS?
Can I work if I hold a Student Visa?