Your counsellor will help you prepare for the visa application in advance, in an administrative role. This includes getting all the documentation together, and answering any questions you can prepare in advance.

This depends on your situation. If this is the first visa you are lodging IN Australia (onshore), your student visa (500 subclass) will be $550. However, if you have already lodged a visa onshore (i.e. your second Working Holiday), your visa will cost $1,250. Immigration adds a $700 surcharge to all subsequent visa applications. Note: should you leave the country to lodge, the fee goes back to the original $550.

Yes, adding other people to your visa, such as a partner or children under 18 years old, incurs an additional charge – $410 for a partner, and $135 for children under 18 years old.

If you are on a bridging visa, you will continue the work rights of the visa you originally held. If you were on a Working Holiday or Work & Holiday, you can keep working full time until you are granted the student visa. If you have been granted the student visa, but class has not started, you lose your work rights until class starts. If you were on a visitor visa, you will not have work rights until the visa is granted AND class has started.

If you are studying a Masters or higher, your partner has unlimited work rights at all times. If you are studying a bachelor or lower, your partner can only work 40 hours every 2 weeks (i.e. 30 hours one week, 10 hours the next week).

While class is IN session, including the exam period, you can work 40 hours every 2 weeks (i.e. 30 hours one week, 10 hours the next week). When your course is NOT in session, you can work unlimited hours.

You can be onshore (in Australia) for 93 days from the day you apply to your student visa, to the first day of class. However, you can only remain onshore (in Australia) for a maximum of 8 weeks BETWEEN CoEs.

If you are on a bridging visa, you must attend class once it starts.

You can study on a visitor visa for 3 months or a Working Holiday/Work & Holiday visa for 4 months.

Your visa will be issued for the same length as your courses. Immigration will add an extra 1, 2 or 3 months to the visa, depending on the length of the course(s) and the time of year the classes end.

Your visa will be issued for the same length as your courses. Immigration will add an extra 1, 2 or 3 months to the visa, depending on the length of the course(s) and the time of year the classes end.

Yes, you can exit and enter Australia as many times as you need to while your visa is valid.

Yes. You will be fully refunded for the period of cover you did not use.

OSHC is a requirement for the student visa. It ensures all students have the same level of medical cover.

The average cost is $450-480 for a single, and $2,100-$2,500 for a couple, per year.

International students can only study CRICOS-approved courses. Therefore, not all institutions or courses are available to you. However, there is a huge selection of programs, at all levels of education, available across the country.

Tuition ranges in price from: $200-$350 a week for an English course (ELICOS), $3,000-$10,000 for a certificate or diploma, $15,000-$35,000 a year for a Bachelor or Masters.

We can generally have you enrolled within 1-4 weeks, depending on the institution.

No, you cannot take ‘online-only’ courses. To qualify for a student visa, you must attend face-to-face classes. You will attend an average of 2-3 days a week. However, by visa rules, 25% of your course content can be online.

This depends on your program, but 2-3 days is the average for college and university, while 4 days is normal for English courses.

No, you can pay your tuition in installments – usually every 3 to 6 months depending on the institution. The exception is for English courses, where you must pay the first 3 months upfront.

Generally speaking, this must be done by an accredited translation service.

OSHC is a mandatory requirement of your student visa. You must be covered for the entire time you are studying in Australia. It must be paid in full for the entire time you will have the visa. You will purchase your OSHC just before you apply for your student visa. You have to pay for it all upfront (no partial payments).

In an emergency time frame, we can get you enrolled and prepared for your visa application in just a few days!

For non-native English speakers, this will depend on what you study, and your passport nationality.

An average of 28 days. We have seen a visa granted offshore in 24 hours, and as long as 8 weeks onshore. Providing a thorough application helps move the process along more quickly.

No, you can bundle courses under the same visa.

No. While on a bridging visa, you cannot travel outside Australia until you have been granted your student visa.

In order to receive a student visa, the visa office must be confident that you are a Genuine Temporary Entrant, meaning you truly plan to be in Australia TEMPORARILY to study and then RETURN HOME. It is very important that you read the GTE document on this page.

You will have to disclose this in your student visa application. This will depend on the severity of the crime. We have had students with charges including drinking & driving and common assault get student visas granted.

Your passport nationality dictates whether or not you have to show Evidence of Funds. Generally speaking, UK, Irish, Canadian, USA, and European passport holders will NOT have to show funds for the visa application. However, you can still be asked at the discretion of your case officer!

Immigration expects that you will have sufficient funds to live and study in Australia. This amounts to $19,830 for your first year’s living expenses + fees for your first year of tuition + return airfare.

Yes, you need to show at least a high school certificate (or transcripts), for both the enrollment and the visa application. A scanned copy should suffice.

The institution will refund your tuition, minus the enrollment fee. You will NOT get your visa application fees refunded.

No, our services are 100% free.

Please note that we are unable to provide any advice on migration issues such as permanent residency or sponsorship. We can only assist you with student visa-related information.

International students cannot take out student loans in Australia, nor does the government provide funding. Should you wish to apply for a scholarship, you must contact institutions directly.

Yes, you can, but we take the headache out of the process – all free of charge. In addition, we provide counseling on your studies and may help you come up with some ideas you have not considered. Be careful of agents who offer discounts. This is not allowed by the institutions; thus you are putting your life in the hands of unethical people in the industry.