In July, high school students study in Sydney and live in Homestay. What should they bring? Pay attention to what?

1. Be sure to check whether the passport is stamped or not. I forgot to stamp mine, which added a lot of trouble.

2. Before going abroad, change a few hundred Australian dollars. Never change money or buy a so-called money-saving calling card at THOMAS COOK.

3. Notebooks are subject to customs duties, and it is best to get invoices from a year ago or more, so that they can be tax-free.

4. There is no restriction on bringing money into the country, but if the cash exceeds 1, Australian dollars (or equivalent value), you should declare it when you pass the customs.

5. The weight of luggage is limited, but students will be looser. Remember to smile more when you pass the customs.

on the plane, you will be told to declare the medicine or food "DICLARE IT OR DUMP IT", that is to say, throw it away after finding it out. It's best to avoid police dogs before leaving the customs. If they are found, tell them that you really don't know you can't take them. The embassy didn't tell you that you have been sleeping on the plane and actively cooperate with them to take out all contraband. . . In short, doing "bad things" is like this. If you declare it, it will be thrown away, as long as it is domestic medicine and food. They are not allowed to bring medicines necessary for life. They have the final say at the customs. Don't argue with them. Anyway, there will be insurance "MediBank" in Australia.

when leaving the country for the first time, the visa country must be the same as the exit country or region indicated on the "exit card", otherwise it will not be released.

It's much easier to change the exit card. As long as you have a valid visa, the Exit-Entry Administration Department of the Public Security Bureau can change it with this visa.

The tuition fees charged by the school can't be changed after leaving the COE, and the visa issued to you by the embassy is based on this COE. If you don't formally show up at the school to enroll, according to the visa regulations, the school will inform the Immigration Bureau that you are absent, and your visa will be CANCELL.

All student visa holders are required to attend more than 8% of the courses and discussion classes, and students with less than 8% attendance will have their visas cancelled; Students who work more than 2 hours a week must have their visas cancelled; Regular working hours are reflected in your tax number record. The Department of Immigration requires all foreign students who have obtained student visas to inform their registered schools of their residential address within 7 days after their arrival in Australia. If you change your address in the future, you must also inform the school within 7 days.

The new immigration law of July, 1999 is applicable to those who are studying for an Australian degree. Because Australian academic qualifications do not need to be evaluated, and applying three months before graduation can exempt the requirement of work experience, which is equivalent to opening a through train for Australian students who intend to immigrate.

* Description of study abroad loan:

1. Only student visas of types 571, 573 and 573 are applicable. When submitting a visa application, you need to provide a letter from the bank, indicating that the bank has agreed to send you a certain amount of loan for studying abroad, and you only need to transfer the loan to your personal account after pva passes;

2. At present, overseas study loans are recognized in Australia. The relevant banks are Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and CITIC Industrial Bank.

3. Generally, the account will be frozen for 3 months.

* The voltage in Australia is 24/25V, 5Hz. Generally, it is a three-phase flat socket, so domestic appliances can be taken to use.

* A complete set of luggage for going to Australia: a carry-on bag (about 5kg): change, a pair of sunglasses, passports and other documents, air tickets, important documents (resume and recommendation letter, various notaries, documents, transcripts and their copies, address book, passport, 8 passport photos of 1 inch and 2 inches, COE, offer, Ielts transcripts, etc.), and a camera. 1 portable computer 2. Consignment (about 3KG): 1. Drugs (with instructions in English): cold: Radix Isatidis, 1 bottle of Huoxiang Zhengqi water, 2 boxes of Ganmaotong, gastrointestinal: 1 bottle of Berberine, 1 box of multi-enzyme tablets, anti-inflammatory: Norfloxacin, Amoxian oral: Caoshanhu buccal tablets for external use: safflower oil, some Shangshi Zhitong ointment, band-aid. 1 thermometer nutrition: vitamins 2. Clothes: 6 shorts, 2 vests, 2 cotton underwear, 3 denim winter pants, 2 summer slacks, 2 beach shorts, 5 short T-shirts, 4 long-sleeved shirts, 3 sweaters, 3 coats (2 leisure suit, 1 jacket), 1 suit, 1 coat, 1 pajamas and tie. 2 pairs of black leather shoes, 1 pair of sports shoes, 1 pair of sandals, 1 pair of winter slippers, 1 pair of summer slippers, and 1 pair of spare myopia glasses. 3. Bedding: 2 sheets, 1 winter quilt, 1 thin quilt, 2 quilt covers and 1 pillow. [Bedding depends on your own housing situation, which is generally unnecessary, so you can buy it here] 4. Daily necessities: clothes hangers+trouser racks, 6 towels, 1 alarm clock, 1 razor, batteries (1 box on the 5th, 1 box on the 7th, 4 on the 2nd, and several in button cell), 1 sewing kit, several hooks, 1 umbrella, small desk lamp, hair dryer, shampoo and so on. School supplies: 1 schoolbag, 1 notebooks, several pens (ballpoint pens, carbon pens and pencils), eraser, correction fluid, 4 folders, stapler (nails), 1 punch, a pair of scissors, a utility knife, stationery, an English-Chinese/Chinese-English dictionary and a function calculator. ), China special small gifts (such as tea, etc.). 6. Electrical appliances: charger, hair dryer, adapter, rice cooker, wiring board, network cable and telephone line.