
Australia is a hub for education. Every year, thousands of students apply for Australian Student Visa. Australian Student Visa enables you to come and study in Australia with a registered education institution. With this visa, you can study any full-time course registered with Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Course for Overseas Students(CRICOS) in Australia. You can also bring your family member (if they meet eligibility criteria) to Australia.
You must have:
Australian Student Visa must be applied online by submitting the visa application and necessary documents through ImmiAccount on DIBP (department of Immigration and Border Protection) site. Also, this visa can be applied in Australia or outside Australia.
DMS Migration Services, has processed numerous Australian Student Visa applications year on year.
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Any additional documents, if requested, must be submitted through ImmiAccount. Failing to attach required documents, will result in delay in processing your student visa or might get rejected. Please, consult us beforehand, to avoid such disappointing outcomes.
Your student visa application must be accompanied by authenticated copies of your original documents. You can get your documents stamped as true copies of your original documents, by any authorised person or agency from your home country. OR get them authenticated by Justice of the Peace, or Commissioner of Declarations or any such individual of repute under Statutory Declarations Act.
These documents must be scanned and uploaded on ImmiAccount.
The required documents and declarations vary from applicant to applicant, depending upon the course and level of their assessment level.
Find a comprehensive list of documents and declarations required while applying for Australia Student Visa:
You must provide Confirmation of Enrolment(CoE) from registered education institution for desired course, if visa application is done outside Australia, or CoE or a letter of course offered to you, if visa application is done in Australia.
You should also provide a CoE for recommended English Language Course under category of your visa application. Failing which, your visa application will be rejected.
However, CoE is a mandatory document for issuing Australia Student Visa.
The CoE should contain:
If you fall under special category, meaning if you are sponsored for the course (by Foreign Affairs & Trade Dept./ Defence Dept.) or remaining in Australia for marking of your thesis (post graduate students), you must provide a Letter of Support (LoS) or letter from your education provider.
If you are a secondary exchange student, you should provide an Acceptance Advice of Secondary Exchange Student Form.
As you show, you are sufficiently covered, you are also required to provide documents giving details about the source of funding. Such as,
Medical reports of your as well as your family member accompanying you
Document proving you and your accompanying family member are covered under Health Insurance. IT must be Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). It should be for the duration of your visa. You should get OSHC at least one week prior to your course starting date.
You must provide in your application:
Provide any one of the below documents-
Form 1229- Consent form to grant Australia Student Visa to a child under 18 years of age.
This form must be enclosed with the visa application if you are not 18 years or above and your parents are not applying for visa to accompany you.
Marriage certificate will also do.
If you are sponsored by defence or foreign affairs & trade department or if you are secondary exchange student, you need not provide these documents.
You need to provide this filled form and mark yes in the application along with contact details of the migration agent, if it is mentioned so at the end of your application form.
You provide this form only if you are asked to do so at the end of your application form.
All you have to do is get in touch with us for a detailed discussion about how to file your student visa application.
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