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Australia is renowned for its world-class education system, stunning natural landscapes, and vibrant multicultural society. Studying in Australia offers a unique blend of academic excellence and a high quality of life. However, the process of pursuing an education in Australia can be complex, involving visa applications, course selections, and financial planning. That’s where Safeway Immigration Consultants come in. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the incredible opportunities that studying in Australia offers and how Safeway Immigration Consultants can be your trusted partner on this transformative journey.
Before we delve into the services offered by Safeway Immigration Consultants, let’s understand why Australia is a favored destination for international students:
World-Class Education: Australian universities consistently rank among the top in global education rankings, offering a diverse range of courses and disciplines.
Multicultural Society: Australia’s multicultural society embraces diversity, providing international students with a welcoming and inclusive environment.
High Quality of Life: With its excellent healthcare, safety, and standard of living, Australia is considered one of the best places to live globally.
Natural Beauty: From the iconic Sydney Opera House to the breathtaking Great Barrier Reef, Australia offers unrivaled natural beauty and outdoor adventures.
Post-Study Work Opportunities: Australia allows international students to work during and after their studies, providing valuable work experience.
1. Letter of Offer
If your application is successful, you will receive a Letter of Offer from your chosen education provider.
Read the Letter of Offer carefully before you accept it. It will include your course details, enrolment conditions and fees you will need to pay if you accept the offer.
Make sure that you understand all your rights, including the refund arrangements; if you don’t start or finish your course, the agreement will be used to determine if you will receive a refund.
Do not accept the Letter of Offer if you are not happy with any of its terms.
Keep a copy of the Letter of Offer. You will need this copy so that you are aware of your rights and if you have to make a claim against the institution.
2. Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
A Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) is a document that will be issued by your education provider that verifies your enrolment in a specific course. The CoE will be sent to you after you have accepted your offer and paid your deposit.
You must include a copy of this document in your visa application so that the Australian Government has proof that you are registered in your declared course.
3. Proof of English Proficiency
If you are not a native English language speaker, you’ll need to supply a certificate of results from an approved English language test, because Australian educational courses are taught in English. This certificate will prove to the Australian Government that you meet the minimum English proficiency levels needed to succeed in your given course.
There are only certain tests you can take that will be accepted by the Australian Government, but all are easily accessible from around the world.
There are varying minimum requirements for each education level, and institutions sometimes set these requirements higher for certain courses.
See studying and training visas on the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for more information and check the education provider’s website for English language requirements.
4. Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) Requirement
To meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement, you must write a statement that addresses two criteria:
1) That you are genuinely coming to Australia to study and not for any other reason.
2) That you will only be residing in Australia temporarily (and not overstaying your visa).
In your statement, include details on your ties to home (such as your friends and family, or a job that you have to return to) as well as the value of the course to your future career or academic goals.
By including these details, it will prove both your intention to return home at the end of your visa and your true intention to study in Australia.
5. Proof of Sufficient Funds
To receive an Australian student visa, you must prove that you have enough money to support yourself throughout your stay. There are two options for meeting this requirement:
Provide bank statements, evidence of grants or scholarships. This will prove that you have enough money to cover all your costs and expenses through your course, such as travel, course fees and rent.
Supply proof of your parent’s or partner’s annual income, which must be AUD$62,222 in the year immediately before you apply. If you bring family members, the annual income must be at least AUD$72,592.
For more information on the minimum required funds, head to the Department of Home Affairs website, and navigate to ‘Gather your documents’.
* Prices are correct as of 6 May 2021, refer to the Department of Home Affairs website for current price information.
6. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
As an international student in Australia, you must have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of your stay.
If you don’t provide proof that you have bought this insurance, your student visa application will be denied.
OSHC will help you:
Pay for medical or hospital care while studying in Australia.
Pay for most prescription medicines.
Provide you with ambulance cover in emergencies.
While organising your health cover, also make sure you order an OSHC card for use at doctor
appointments while you’re living in Australia. Read more on our insurance page.
You can find out more about OSHC cover, including where to purchase OSHC at PrivateHealth.gov.au.
7. Health Requirement
The Australian Government requires all international students to be in good health before entering the country. As a result, you may need to undergo a health examination and provide a medical certificate confirming that you meet these health requirements.
8. Character Requirement
There are also certain character requirements that you must meet if you want to study in Australia. In your application, you’ll have to answer some basic questions about your character and past conduct. In some cases, you may even need to provide a police background check
Australia Student Visa – Process
| Step 1: | Short-list of Course and College |
| Step 2: | Apply Admission to a Australia Institution |
| Step 3: | Receive Conditional Offer Letter |
| Step 4: | Pay Tuition Fee |
| Step 5: | Get Letter of Acceptance |
| Step 6: | Purchase of GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) |
| Step 7: | Medical Examination |
| Step 8: | Visa Lodgment |
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| University | Type | Campus | State/Territory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Catholic University | Public | Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Ballarat, Melbourne, Rome | National |
| Australian National University | Public | Canberra | ACT |
| Avondale University | Private (Australian) | Lake Macquarie, Wahroonga | NSW |
| Bond University | Private (Australian) | Gold Coast | QLD |
| Carnegie Mellon University (Australia campus) | Private (International) | Adelaide | SA |
| Central Queensland University | Public | Rockhampton, Mackay, Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Townsville, Melbourne, Adelaide, Bundaberg, Gladstone, Noosa | QLD |
| Charles Darwin University | Public | Darwin | NT |
| Charles Sturt University | Public | Albury, Bathurst, Wagga Wagga, Orange, Port Macquarie, Brisbane, Sydney (For international students only), Melbourne | NSW |
| Curtin University | Public | Perth, Singapore, Miri, Dubai, Mauritius | WA |
| Deakin University | Public | Melbourne, Geelong, Warrnambool | VIC |
| Edith Cowan University | Public | Perth | WA |
| Federation University Australia | Public | Ballarat, Churchill, Berwick, Horsham | VIC |
| Flinders University | Public | Adelaide | SA |
| Griffith University | Public | Brisbane, Gold Coast | QLD |
| James Cook University | Public | Cairns, Singapore and Townsville (main) | QLD |
| La Trobe University | Public | Melbourne, Bendigo, Shepparton, Wodonga, Sydney | VIC |
| Macquarie University | Public | Sydney | NSW |
| Monash University | Public | Melbourne, Selangor | VIC |
| Murdoch University | Public | Perth | WA |
| Queensland University of Technology | Public | Brisbane | QLD |
| RMIT University | Public | Melbourne | VIC |
| Southern Cross University | Public | Coffs Harbour, Lismore, Tweed Heads, Gold Coast, Sydney (For international students only), Melbourne (For international students only) | NSW |
| Swinburne University of Technology | Public | Melbourne, Kuching | VIC |
| The University of Western Australia | Public | Perth | WA |
| Torrens University Australia | Private (International) | Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Auckland | National, New Zealand |
| University of Adelaide | Public | Adelaide | SA |
| University of Canberra | Public | Canberra | ACT |
| University of Divinity | Private (Australian) | Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney | National |
| University of Melbourne | Public | Melbourne | VIC |
| University of New England | Public | Armidale, Sydney | NSW |
| University of New South Wales | Public | Sydney, Canberra | NSW |
| University of Newcastle | Public | Newcastle, Central Coast (Ourimbah), a suburb of Gosford, Port Macquarie, Sydney, Singapore | NSW |
| University of Notre Dame Australia | Private (Australian) | Fremantle, Broome, Sydney | WA, NSW |
| University of Queensland | Public | Brisbane, Gatton | QLD |
| University of South Australia | Public | Adelaide, Whyalla, Mount Gambier | SA |
| University of Southern Queensland | Public | Ipswich, Springfield and Toowoomba | QLD |
| University of Sydney | Public | Sydney | NSW |
| University of Tasmania | Public | Hobart, Launceston, Burnie, Sydney | TAS |
| University of Technology Sydney | Public | Sydney | NSW |
| University of the Sunshine Coast | Public | Sunshine Coast | QLD |
| University of Wollongong | Public | Wollongong, Batemans Bay, Bega, Moss Vale, Nowra, Sydney, Dubai, Subang Jaya | NSW |
| Victoria University | Public | Melbourne, Sydney | VIC |
| Western Sydney University | Public | Sydney | NSW |
Admission Checklist For Australia
Note: Properly Scanned Documents & Should not be cut from the edges:
In case of Sponsors:
Spouse Case:
If you are applying with a spouse, evidence of the ‘genuine and continuing’ nature of your relationship with your spouse.
Important Notes
All the documents must be in the English Language or Translated into English.
Each file must be in PDF format also less than 4MB in Size.
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