How to apply for an Australian study visa

Students who are going to study in Australia now need to apply for visas themselves, but there are always various problems in the process of applying for visas, so that students do not know what to do. So let's talk to you now about what problems you will encounter when applying for a visa.

1. How long does it take to apply for an Australian study visa? When can I get my visa?

According to the information from the Australian Immigration Bureau, we can see that the normal processing cycle of visa applications is 1-3 months. However, the more specific time depends on the speed of immigration when students apply for visas. If the trial speed is fast, some people can get visas in about 7 days, but if the trial speed is slow, it may take three months to get them. Generally speaking, it will be slower if you catch up with the peak of visa processing.

2. Why do others get the visa before themselves when they submit the visa application materials at the same time?

This is because the Immigration Bureau will process the visa for studying abroad in many groups. Applications submitted by students will be accepted and sorted by the Immigration Bureau in the early stage, and then assigned to various groups for trial. The trial efficiency of these groups is not necessarily the same. If the person who applied at the same time with himself got the visa earlier than himself, it must be that the group he was assigned to was more efficient, so the visa of others came down soon, but his own never came down. This is actually a common problem.

3. What questions will DianDiao ask? When is the electric tune?

After the students submit the necessary materials for visa processing, the Immigration Bureau will call the students at any time. It's called electric tuning. Generally, students are asked why they come to Australia, what major they study here, what school they go to, who will pay the tuition, and so on. Students will also be asked about their previous study and work experience. Although there are many problems, they are actually relatively basic problems.

4. Should I use English or Chinese when tuning?

Generally speaking, the radio is tuned in Chinese, because the Immigration Bureau will ask the staff of the Chinese consulate to call the students, so we don't need to be afraid of poor communication in English. But you still need to prepare the materials related to the courses you apply for in advance, such as what courses you have chosen, what is your major, and which campus you are in. Don't appear when the other party asks these basic information, and they can't answer any of them.