Australia's visa policy is favorable: 10 multi-entry tourist visa.

On the morning of June 17, Gao Hucheng, Minister of Commerce of China, and Andrew, Minister of Trade and Investment of Australia? Rob formally signed the Free Trade Agreement between People's Republic of China (PRC) and Australia on behalf of the two governments in Canberra, Australia. Australia has become the largest developed economy that has signed a free trade agreement with China. The China-Australia FTA covers more than ten fields, such as goods, services and investment, and has achieved the goal of "comprehensiveness, high quality and balanced interests". It is one of the highest-level FTA signed between China and other countries so far! Good policy 1: Australia 10 visa hit hard!

With the formal signing of the China-Australia FTA, the news of multiple round-trip tourist visas in Australia 10 has also been confirmed.

According to the briefing issued by the Australian Tourism Board, with the signing of the China-Australia FTA, Australia has also opened the long-awaited multiple-entry tourist visa for 10, which will greatly promote the vigorous development of Australia's tourism industry, and Australia's goods, services, investment and other fields will also benefit from it in the future.

Australian Minister of Trade and Investment Andrew Robb said that changing the three-year multiple-entry visa for China tourists to a 10-year multiple-entry visa will promote the development of Australian tourism and deepen the trust between China and Australia.

Australia is following the United States (implementation time: 20 1 41month), Canada (implementation time: 20 15 March) and Singapore (implementation time: 20 15 June15 June).

Favorable policy 2: simplify the visa process for international students.

The Australian Immigration Bureau recently issued a statement that it will launch a brand-new student visa policy SSVF (Simplified Student Visa Process) in July 20 16. The introduction of this new policy will greatly simplify the visa process for international students and provide stronger support for the development of international education in Australia.

First of all, the visa categories are simplified from the original 8 categories to 2 categories, and are no longer distinguished according to academic level, which means that visa approval will be more closely linked with the credit rating of the school, and schools applying for high-quality and high-credit ratings have more advantages and pay more attention to introducing high-quality international students.

Second, simplify visa review requirements. Judging by the simplified single immigration risk index, the requirements for visa materials are simpler.