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Are you considering studying abroad? Australia is a great destination for international students! With a welcoming and diverse culture, top-notch educational institutions, and a transparent legal system that upholds human rights, Australia has a lot to offer.
Currently, almost 500,000 international students from around the world are studying or planning to study in Australia. There are many benefits to studying in Australia, such as access to innovative thinking, advanced technology, and a great educational experience that prepares you for the global job market.
To ensure that international students receive the best quality education, the Australian government has established the Education Service for Overseas Students (ESOS) to regulate educational services offered to international students and maintain global standards and quality.
If you’re interested in studying in Australia, here’s a complete guide to help you navigate the process:
Choosing a Course and University First, decide on the course you want to study and research universities in Australia that offer your course of choice. Consider the location of the universities and the cost of living in the cities they are located in to determine which option fits your budget and lifestyle. We recommend applying to more than one institution to increase your chances of acceptance and have options to choose from.
Admission Requirements Admission requirements may vary in different universities in Australia, and international students must meet all requirements requested by their chosen institution to be considered. Typically, universities request the following documents:
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- Degree Certificate (Bachelor’s or its equivalent)
- Transcripts
- Funds
- English Test result (GMAT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL, CAE, PTE, OET)
- Recommendation letters
- Statement Of Purpose
- Health Insurance
Visit the websites of the institutions you are interested in for more detailed information on requirements, application process, deadlines, and more.
Scholarships Australian universities provide financial aid for outstanding international students in the form of grants and scholarships. To be eligible for any of these scholarships, you must be academically sound and meet the requirements for the scholarships. It’s advisable to begin your scholarship applications early and ensure that you meet all the requirements.
Student Visa Application Once your application to an Australian university is approved, you will receive an offer or acceptance letter. Carefully study the letter before accepting, and consider seeking the services of a counselor for professional advice.
After accepting the offer, you can start your student visa application immediately. The student visa (Sub Class 500) allows you to include your primary family (spouse and dependent children) in your application. The Sub Class 500 visa is valid for up to five years and allows you to work up to 40 hours in 2 weeks while studying.
Eligibility Criteria for Subclass 500 Visa
- You must be 6 years old and above
- Confirmation Of Enrolment (COE) given by an Australian school Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students, CRICOS
- English proficiency (GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL, etc.)
- Health insurance for the whole time present in Australia by Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) from an allocated Australian health insurance company.
- Enough welfare must have been arranged for applicants under 18 years of age
- Meet personal health and character requirements
- Provide sufficient proof of funds
Studying in Australia is an excellent opportunity to obtain a world-class education, explore a new culture, and prepare for a successful career. With careful planning and preparation, you can make your dream of studying in Australia a reality.