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Hello, according to your situation, I will give you the following answer based on my experience.

First of all, let me answer your first question-about Diandiao: If your student visa application materials are ordinary paper applications, they will be submitted to the Australian Embassy in China, that is, in China, so if you submit them, the language of Diandiao is usually China officials working in the embassy, so I don't think you need to worry.

The second question: Check your progress online: This usually applies to those who apply for visas directly in official website by themselves or individuals or groups through intermediaries. When such people's visas are assigned to a case officer, they can use the transaction file number (TFN) automatically generated by the Immigration Bureau official website when applying for a visa to check their progress online, or they can ask their visa officer about their visa application progress.

The third question, I think, may be that you haven't had a physical examination yet, and you're afraid you won't be able to catch up with the start of school: under normal circumstances, the visa application speed of paper materials is slower than that of student visas applied for by electronic visas 1-2 months. According to the materials submitted around 65438+February, it is impossible to catch up with 65438+ 10 if the intermediary does not apply for an electronic visa for your materials. If your situation is an electronic visa, you don't need to worry about electronic transfer, because the application materials for an electronic visa are very simple, and the most important thing is to see whether your financial guarantee is sufficient; If it is an ordinary visa, considering the recent Christmas and New Year holiday arrangements of the local immigration bureau and/or the domestic embassy, I suggest you urge the intermediary to help you apply for a visa. In general, you have the right to make such a request to your agent.

By the way, generally speaking, including languages, you are allowed to apply for admission after 1-2 weeks. Language classes may be easier for your later admission, but language classes are very important for students. If you are late, the language center will not lose money and the tuition will be charged. However, if you can't keep up, it may lead to the overall backward progress and delay the admission of the whole semester. I hope you can apply for a visa.