How to identify the trap of studying abroad and avoid the risk of studying abroad

You mean the contract trap of the immigration agent studying abroad?

If so, it is easy to judge:

1. I have to have a general understanding of the visa I applied for and the corresponding immigration policy in Australia. For example, the intermediary promises that you will go to Australia for aged care, and you can immigrate after half a year with an annual salary of 200,000. This is a trap.

2. All the promises of the intermediary should be written in black and white in the contract, including the refund terms, processing period and processing conditions. , and no oral consultation is required;

Don't believe that it's your turn to drop pie in the sky, and don't believe that the intermediary boasts that he has acquaintances in the immigration office.