Brief introduction of accompanying visa policy in Australia

Studying in Australia at a young age has become a common phenomenon. In order to ensure the safety of their children, many parents often choose to accompany them, and Australia also has relevant policies on accompanying them. Interested students and parents follow me to find out! Before understanding the policy of accompanying students in Australia, let's explain the concept of accompanying students in Australia defined by the embassy: students can take their families to Australia after getting a student visa. Family members include spouse and children.

Australia's accompanying study policy allows most students to accompany them on visas, but the embassy also clearly stipulates the conditions for student visa holders: studying in Australia for more than one year or studying in Australia for more than 1 year. Australia's accompanying study policy shows that if a student visa holder has a spouse while studying abroad and asks to accompany him, he must change the information originally registered by the foreign students in the immigration office, such as the student's marital status, spouse information registration and so on.

At the same time, as long as the student visa holder has studied in Australia for more than one year, his spouse can apply for escort, regardless of the remaining course time of the student visa holder in Australia. For example, student A has been studying in Australia for two years, and it is expected that he will have half a year to complete the remaining study abroad courses. If a student returns to China to get married during the study abroad holiday, his spouse can apply to accompany him to Australia for the remaining six months.

Australia's policy of studying in the affiliated middle school also stipulates the preparation of deposit. Spouses can prepare according to the living expenses of 6,300 Australian dollars/year plus the air fare of 2,000 Australian dollars, and the Immigration Bureau is no longer limited to the parents of top student visa applicants as guarantors for their spouses to accompany them. At the same time, the spouse enjoys the same working rights as the holder of the first student visa and academic courses of no more than three months. Based on the above study abroad policies in Australia, we can see that Australia is a country with great cultural tolerance and diversity, and the formulation of various policies is full of humanity.