Australia Visa Guidance

Applying for a Student Visa
How to apply if you are outside Australia

if you are from assessment level 1, you are eligible to apply for the student visa online. For all other countries you have to apply offline paperbased application.

Steps for student visa

        1. Choose the course and institution in Australia you want study
        2. Enrol for the course
        3. Apply for the visa to the nearest Australian Embassy for the visa with all relevant documents
        4. Receive the Provisional Visa Approval
        5. Get the Confirmation of Enrolment(CeO)
        6. Finally you will receive the visa to Study in Australia.

Contact us for the best course and college for your needs.

Processing time

The majority of applications outside of Australia are processed within the following times.

Assessment Levels 1 and 2 time is 3 weeks
Assessment Levels 3 and 4 time is 3 months

     Student Visa Subclasses and Assessment Levels

     If the main course you will be studying is a(n) ... Then you can apply for a Student visa, subclass      ...

     • English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS), undertaken as a        stand alone course, not leading to an Australian award,
     • ELICOS undertaken as a stand-alone course, leading to a certificate I, II, III or IV
       ... 570 - Independent ELICOS

     • primary school course,
     • secondary school course, including junior and senior secondary, or
     • approved secondary exchange program,
       ... 571 - Schools

     • certificate I, II, III, and IV (except ELICOS),
     • diploma, or
     • advanced diploma,
      Note: Former RATE system qualifications: Certificate, Advanced certificate and Associate diploma.
       ... 572 - Vocational Education and Training

     • bachelor degree,
     • associate degree,
     • graduate certificate,
     • graduate diploma, or
     • masters coursework,
       ... 573 - Higher Education

     • masters research, or
     • doctoral degree,
       ... 574 - Postgraduate Research

     • enabling course: non-award foundation studies, or
     • other full-time course or components of courses not leading to an Australian award,
       ... 575 - Non-award

     • full-time courses of any type undertaken by an AusAID or Defence student sponsored by the        Australian Government,
        ... 576 - AusAID and Defence

     Student Employment in Australia

     You may work up to 20 hours a week while your course is in session and full-time during the      holiday periods. Your dependents, if also granted permission to work, can work up to 20 hours a      week at all times.
     There are several ways to find a casual or part-time job. Daily papers advertise employment      opportunities, particularly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and weekly local papers also contain      jobs in the nearby area.
     However, the most popular method of seeking work is through online job sites.

     UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

     PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAIALS ABOUT THE COURSES OFFERED TO INTERNATIONAL      STUDENTS.