How to apply for an Australian study visa?

The visa application process for studying in Australia requires: preparing the materials required for a study visa; submitting the materials for a study visa; waiting for visa acceptance; waiting for visa evaluation results; receiving a visa notification. First, you need to go to the DIBP website to check the student visa material checklist, and carefully prepare all the materials you need to prepare, including application form, passport, household register, ID card, original notarized birth certificate, proof of enrollment or graduation certificate, COE, and school admission notice , GTE, OSHC insurance certificate, deposit certificate, financial guarantee letter, employed personnel must also submit work resume and work certificate, etc. All student visa applications for Australia must be submitted online through the Department of Immigration and Border Protection. The visa application fee can be paid by personal credit card, but can only be paid in Australian dollars. After submitting the application, you need to enter the website to print the physical examination form and go to the designated hospital for a physical examination. The physical examination results will be available in about 3 to 5 working days. After the above process is successfully completed, you only need to wait patiently for the embassy to issue a pre-assessment approval notice, which usually takes about 1-2 months. In order to shorten the visa approval time, students must attach all required documents when submitting their visa application. Failure to submit all documents may result in delay in approval or rejection of the visa. You can wait for the embassy to officially issue the visa approval notice.

The Commonwealth of Australia, referred to as "Australia", has a territory of 7.692 million square kilometers. It is located between the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean and is surrounded by sea. It is the only country in the world that covers an entire continent. Therefore it is also called "Australia". Australia, which has many unique flora, fauna and natural landscapes, is a multicultural country of immigrants. There are about 670,000 overseas Chinese in Australia, accounting for 3.41% of the settled population.

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