What are the precautions for studying in Australia?

1. Studying and working in Australia should not exceed 20 hours per week.

Studying in Australia can give you the opportunity to work, provided that you can't work more than 20 hours a week during the semester. If you find that you exceed this limit, your student visa will be cancelled and you can work full-time during the holidays. It should be noted that the 20-hour work limit does not include the internship time stipulated in the course, and the internship unit must be a registered and relevant course cooperation institution.

2. Suspension from school in Australia must be approved by educational institutions.

If students need to suspend their studies for urgent and irresistible reasons while studying in Australia, they must first obtain the consent of the educational institution, but they can only suspend their studies in rare cases, which needs to be defined by the institution where the students work. If they are not suspended for irresistible reasons, the Immigration Bureau will cancel their visas.

It should also be noted that pay attention to the expiration date on the visa, and be sure to reserve enough time to apply for the next visa before the visa expires. There are three ways to apply for a new student visa, one is to apply online, the other is to submit materials to the nearest immigration office, and the third is to find a study agent to help you apply, such as ACIC. It should be reminded that applications submitted online will be given priority over applications submitted by mail.

3. Plan your study time reasonably when studying abroad.

Many students who have successfully graduated from local colleges and universities have their own unique learning experiences. I suggest that you can often learn from them at the beginning of your study. At present, many Australian universities have specialized institutions to help international students in all aspects. Many teachers will give opinions and suggestions from the students' point of view. /zd/lx