Australian student visa requirements are not fixed, instead they are dynamic. The applications requirements are adopting to the applicant’s nationality and the chosen Australian Education provider. This process is known as Simplified student visa framework (SSVF), it is a single immigration risk framework apply to all international students.
The SSVF indicates the risk level of applicant’s nationality and chosen Education provider when they apply for a student visa. For example, if an student visa applicant is from a high-risk country and apply for studying in Australia with a high-risk school, then the application will be considered as ‘risky’ and SSVF will trigger tougher requirements. On the contrary, if a low-risk country citizen applies for the student visa to study in a low-risk education provider, the requirements will be much easier to meet.
The main student visa requirements are listed as below:
You can include family members when you lodge your visa application. For student visas, your family member is:
We cannot grant a student visa to your child if they have turned 18 years at the time your visa is finalised. They need to apply for their own visa.
You must declare your family members in your student visa application even if they do not plan to travel with you to Australia. If you do not do this, your family members will not be eligible for a student visa to join you in Australia.
Your family members can also apply as a subsequent entrant (at a later time, separate from your application) in ImmiAccount.
Family members who apply for the visa must meet our requirements for health and character.
Check the annual school costs you will need to pay for any dependent children to go to either public or private schools in Australia.
For more information see ‘Evidence you have enough money for your stay’ section under Gather documents.
Australian student visa requirements are not fixed, instead they are dynamic. The applications requirements are adopting to the applicant’s nationality and the chosen Australian Education provider. This process is known as Simplified student visa framework (SSVF), it is a single immigration risk framework apply to all international students.
The SSVF indicates the risk level of applicant’s nationality and chosen Education provider when they apply for a student visa. For example, if an student visa applicant is from a high-risk country and apply for studying in Australia with a high-risk school, then the application will be considered as ‘risky’ and SSVF will trigger tougher requirements. On the contrary, if a low-risk country citizen applies for the student visa to study in a low-risk education provider, the requirements will be much easier to meet.
The main student visa requirements are listed as below:
Applications are received Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) (or Australian Eastern daylight standard time (AEDST) when applicable)
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Read MoreApplications are received Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) (or Australian Eastern daylight standard time (AEDST) when applicable)
Read Morecome to Australia to provide care and support for a student visa holder who is under 18 years of age or older due to exceptional circumstances
Read MoreApplications are received Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) (or Australian Eastern daylight standard time (AEDST) when applicable)
Read Morecome to Australia to provide care and support for a student visa holder who is under 18 years of age or older due to exceptional circumstances
Read MoreApplications are received Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) (or Australian Eastern daylight standard time (AEDST) when applicable)
Read Morecome to Australia to provide care and support for a student visa holder who is under 18 years of age or older due to exceptional circumstances
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