What should guardians pay attention to under the new student visa policy of July 1 day?

According to the new policy from July 1, the 590 guardian visa will replace the existing 580 guardian visa. This visa is designed for/kloc-the legal guardian of international students under the age of 0/8. Its purpose is to provide legal and relevant guardianship for international students under the age of 18 and ensure their normal study and life during their study in Australia. Therefore, guardians holding current 580 and future 590 visas will attach some restrictions to their visas. If you don't comply, your guardian visa will be cancelled; At the same time, the Immigration Bureau will cancel the student visa of the ward together. So, what are the restrictive clauses?

All guardians of foreign students are not allowed to work in Australia, 100% must play a guardianship role. If you don't have the financial strength, it is a serious violation of the visa regulations to send your children to Australia to study in primary or secondary schools on the one hand and to work outside the home on the other;

As a guardian visa holder, although he can enter and leave Australia within the validity period of the visa, he usually cannot leave his ward in Australia alone unless he has arranged a temporary and qualified guardian for the ward. In other words, you must advance and retreat with your children, and you can't go back to China alone to do business, leaving your children in Australia to be taken care of by others. Without approval, you will face the consequences of cancellation of your visa.

If the guardian has to leave Australia alone temporarily due to special circumstances, he must provide the following documents to the Immigration Bureau and the school where the students attend before leaving the country and get approval:

The Guardian must have convincing reasons to prove that he needs to leave Australia temporarily;

The guardian shall provide appropriate proof that temporary guardianship arrangements have been made for the ward, including accommodation, basic welfare and support, until the guardian returns to Australia again;

All alternative arrangements for temporary guardianship must be approved by the Australian Immigration Bureau and the school where the students attend.

Before deciding to make a temporary trip, the guardian can discuss relevant matters with the relevant personnel of the school according to his own specific situation. And you can arrange temporary guardianship for the ward in the following two ways:

Mode 1:

The guardian may recommend and nominate a person aged 2 1 or above as a temporary guardian, who may be one of the parents or a qualified relative.

Mode 2:

The school where the student attends can also assume the duties of temporary guardian, and the guardian shall submit the CAAW issued by the school where the student attends, and indicate the start and end time of guardianship arranged by the school.

Once again:

For guardian visa holders, if they do not meet the prescribed visa terms, their visas will be cancelled, and the Immigration Bureau will also cancel the student visas of the ward.

In order to avoid unnecessary troubles, parents should pay close attention to the details and terms of the guardian visa to avoid misunderstanding!