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Student VisasStudying in Australia has many benefits including the opportunity of becoming a permanent resident. Applicants who wish to apply for Student Visas are assessed based n the country of their passport. Applicants who are assessment level 1 (ASL1) will find it relatively easy to obtain a Student Visa whereas those who are a ASL4 will find it much more difficult. As with Visitor visas, the Department of Immigration (DIAC) takes into consideration the situation in each country when setting their assessment levels for Student Visas. Many people apply for student visas in the hope of becoming permanent Residence at a later stage however, after they have already made arrangements they realize that the course they have applied to study will not lead to it. It is extremely important, if you are wishing to become a Permanent Resident through a Student Visa, that you study an appropriate course. After a student has complete studying in Australia they may be eligible to apply for a Skilled (Onshore) Visa which is points tested. Ensuring you meet all the requirements for the Skilled Visa you should plan ahead. Undertaking a minimum 2 year course and pre-assessing yourself against the points test is vital in ensuring that you will qualify for Permanent Residency on completion of your course. People from countries were English is not the first language must also prove that they have sufficient English skills to be eligible for a Student Visa. International Student course fees are expensive and taking a risk of applying for a Student Visa without the right advice may prove to be very costly. Contact our experts for the right advice before lodging your application. If we are able to refer you to Education provider which we have a pre-existing agreement with, we will assist you with the application FREE of charge.
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