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This visa allows students to come to Australia and study their respective enrolled courses. Once this visa is granted, students can stay in Australia until the completion of their respective enrolled courses.
Student Visa 500 allows international students to participate in a study program. If you want to study in Australia, you can apply for a visa 500. You can stay in Australia on a student visa until the completion of your course.
The Department of Home Affairs processes all visa applications for Australia. The processing time for a Student visa 500 varies according to different sectors. These sectors include;
Foreign Affairs or Defence Sector
Postgraduate Research Sector
Non-Award Sector
Schools Sector
Independent ELICOS Sector
Vocational Education and Training Sector
Higher Education Sector
Make sure you provide complete documents with your visa application. As The Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) refuses visa applications with incomplete documents. Your applications must contain authentic details. You must pay your application charges to complete the application process quickly.
Study visa offers the following programs to study in Australia by overseas students:
English language prerequisite course to improve the English language proficiency to get enrolled in another higher-level course.
Overseas students can come to study in primary and secondary schools of Australia
This allows overseas students to study:
Higher Education offered by universities of Australia includes:
This allows overseas students to study:
This allows the overseas students to study the foundation studies courses that do not lead to any Australian award but might help in higher education.
This allows the overseas students who are sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs or Department of Defence to study the related courses in Australia.
To obtain Student Visa 500, you must;
Student Visa 500 costs nearly AUD 720 if you’re exempt. Separate charges will be applicable for each family member applying with you. There’ll be some other charges for health checks, police certificates and biometrics.
Applicant must follow the following steps to apply for the student visa:
Applicant must meet the following requirements to get the student visa:
CRICOS and AQF:
Applicant must choose the course of study and the Australian institution that must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). And the degree that must be accredited by the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF).
Statement of Purpose:
Statement of purpose is a personal statement written by the overseas students that normally comprises:
Statement of purpose is an important deciding factor by the universities as it differentiates the applicant from all others.
Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE):
Applicant must receive the confirmation of enrollment from the education provider and provide it at the time of applying for the visa. To get the CoE, the selected course must be registered under CRICOS.
Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE):
Overseas students must provide GTE as a statement that the sole purpose of coming to Australia is to study only and will leave after the completion of the degree. This statement shows that overseas students are coming to Australia temporarily to study only. GTE statement is normally comprised of:
Financial Evidence:
Before applying for the student visa, the applicant must show the evidence of bank statement that shows the availability of sufficient funds to pay the tuition fee, travel expenses and living costs for the period of stay. Applicant must also submit the evidence of financial supporter’s income and employment.
English Language Proficiency:
Applicant must submit the evidence of the English language proficiency as per the requirement of the student visa. Applicant must give one of the following tests as per required by the selected course of study to achieve the required score to meet the English language requirement of student visa:
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC):
The overseas student must hold the OSHC from an approved Australian health insurance provider to stay in Australia unless an exemption applies.
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