- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Genuine Student (GS) requirement
- English language requirements, where applicable
- Sufficient financial capacity
- Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
- Health & character check
English Language Requirements
Student Visa Australia
Study in Australia and build your future.
Application Process
Student Visa Australia
Australia’s Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows international students to undertake full-time study at CRICOS-registered institutions. The visa provides study rights, limited work rights, family inclusion options, and potential post-study pathways.
A strong Genuine Student (GS) assessment, financial capacity, and English proficiency are critical to a successful outcome.
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Full-time study at CRICOS-registered institutions
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Work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study
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Include eligible family members
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Access to post-study work pathways (Subclass 485)
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Onshore and offshore applications, subject to eligibility
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Course change and further study options
Visa Categories
- 500
500 – Student Visa
For international students undertaking full-time study in Australia. - 590
590 – Student Guardian Visa
For guardians of students under 18, or older in special cases. - 485
485 – Temporary Graduate Visa
Post-study work visa for eligible graduates of Australian institutions.
Key Benefits
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Study Rights
Undertake full-time education in Australia - ✓
Work Rights
48 hours per fortnight during study, unlimited during breaks - ✓
Family Inclusion
Include spouse and dependent children - ✓
Travel Freedom
Multiple entry during visa validity - ✓
Post-Study Pathway
Potential transition to Subclass 485 and skilled visas - ✓
Further Study Options
Apply for a new Student visa if eligible.
Requirements
Basic Requirements
- IELTS 6.0 overall (or equivalent)
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With ELICOS packages:
10 weeks → IELTS 5.5
20 weeks → IELTS 5.0 - Standalone ELICOS students may be exempt from English test evidence.
Genuine Student (GS) Requirement
- The GS requirement assesses whether you genuinely intend to study in Australia, complete your course, and comply with visa conditions.
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Immigration considers:
Academic background & course relevance
Reasons for choosing Australia and the institution
Personal, financial, and employment circumstances
Immigration history
Course value and career outcomes