For political reasons, Australia's visa application was rejected. What happened? I'm just a student. I didn't take part in any work.

There are three common reasons why Australian visa applications are rejected:

1. The applicant's financial guarantee documents are insufficient. Because I don't know the calculation requirements of the immigration bureau for the guarantee money, the amount of the guarantee money is insufficient or the deposit period of the guarantee money is less than half a year, the visa is refused. Some students don't know the calculation method of the guarantee, and they don't know that the guarantee includes tuition, living expenses, air tickets, etc., or the guarantee is insufficient because of exchange rate changes.

2. The applicant has provided untrue materials. In addition to providing financial guarantee documents, the applicant should also provide relevant academic qualifications, IELTS test report and other materials. All submitted materials must be true.

3. The applicant does not understand the specific requirements of the Immigration Bureau for visa types, which leads to the failure to meet the basic requirements for submitting applications. Each type of student visa has different requirements for students' age, English, education and funds. If you are not satisfied, you will be refused a visa. For example, the Immigration Bureau stipulates that students studying for a master's degree can only apply for a 30-week language course for the first time, but students only get 5 points in IELTS and 3.5 points in a single subject. The school will help students learn 40 weeks of language courses. If students don't understand the requirements of the embassy and apply for a visa directly with the admission notice of the 40-week language course, they will be rejected by the Immigration Bureau. If the student has a record of visa refusal, he must give a reasonable explanation for the last refusal in the next application.