Do Australian students need a visa to travel to Europe? What other procedures are needed?

You need a visa to travel from Australia to Europe. A more cost-effective way is to sign a Schengen visa. Embassies of Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Austria, Greece, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway or Iceland can enter and leave these Schengen countries within the validity period of the visa.

Of course, only with these countries. If you want to go to England or other countries, you must sign another one. These countries should be enough for you to spend a holiday.

Visa usually requires an appointment for visa time (this can be done through the embassy's dedicated telephone reservation system). There is an application form on the website of the embassy, which must be filled out to get a visa. There will be a list of supporting materials on the form, which you can take with you.

Usually include: proof of study, bank bill (some need credit card bill), hotel reservation certificate (which can be cancelled 24-48 hours in advance online) and travel insurance (which can be purchased through the bank where the account is opened).

Some people even ask for air tickets. It's best to choose a country where you don't have to buy a plane ticket.

It is easier to get visas from Italian and Spanish embassies. Even more difficult is the French embassy.

From Australia to Europe, air tickets range from 7000 to 20000 RMB. (It depends on the season and luck) In fact, you can find the ticket price from any travel company. So far away, no matter which country you go to first, the price is not much different.