Work-study immigrant visa

With more and more people studying abroad, there are also a large number of online intermediaries who promise to work and study in Australia unconditionally. So is it reliable to work and study in Australia? See if these questions are your concern.

What are the main points you need for work and study?

service promise

Pack and land (generally speaking, it is a one-stop train, as well as air tickets, service fees and so on. All-inclusive), and the processing cycle is more than 3 months;

Tuition for half a year or less;

Visa does not need to prepare any materials, and there are no other restrictions;

After arriving in Australia, you don't need to attend classes or finish your homework.

If an intermediary makes the above promises, be careful!

About visas

As we all know, a visa is the most important document besides a passport. We need to apply for corresponding visas according to different purposes of going abroad.

Work-study programs mainly come to Australia as students. This also means that if you want to work and study in Australia, you must have a student visa to enter Australia. If an intermediary handles a non-student visa for you to enter Australia on a part-time basis, you should be wary of this intermediary regardless of the visa type, because you may face the risk of filling in information and tampering with it. First, it is easy to refuse a visa; Second, even if you are lucky enough to win the lottery, it will bring trouble to subsequent applications.

It hurts money, but there is something wrong with the visa! Seriously, it hurts money and there is something wrong with the visa!

Summarize the key points in one sentence: please look for a student visa to work and study in Australia!

After successfully obtaining a student visa, as the holder of the student visa, you must continue to meet the requirements of the Australian Immigration Bureau for the visa.

For students who want to work part-time, the requirements of the Immigration Bureau for "working hours" are the most important, because most students who want to work part-time still take "work" as their main purpose and "reading" as their auxiliary purpose.

Nevertheless, we should strictly follow the requirements of the Australian Immigration Bureau to ensure that all study and work activities can be successfully completed without leaving any bad records during our stay in Australia.

Clause 8 105 in the student visa is a requirement for working hours.

8 105- work restrictions

Holding a student visa means that an international student can legally work in Australia. However, if the requirements of clause 8 105 are not met, the Australian Immigration Bureau may decide whether to cancel the student visa of the international student.

Visa holders are not allowed to engage in paid work before the formal courses of the school begin. During the formal course, the working hours shall not exceed 40 hours every two weeks (except for the work required by the course). Every two weeks means any consecutive 14 days from Monday to next Sunday, during which there is no limit on working hours. There are no job restrictions for holders of Australian Mastersby research or doctoral programs.

To sum up, TAFE is more suitable for studying abroad through work-study programs. After all, most students who want to work part-time and study part-time still want to make rational use of their 40-hour working hours every two weeks. Vocational and technical schools with shorter class hours and less homework are the best choice for work-study programs!

So how much money can you earn from work-study programs and what can you do?

Income from work-study program

On July 20 19, Australia announced that it would raise the national minimum wage to US$ 65,438+A $09.49 per hour, which is equivalent to nearly 98 yuan RMB, that is, the hourly wage ... This is only the minimum standard, which means that no matter what job you are looking for, as long as you work legally, the employer must pay employees at least US$ 65,438+A $09.49. In addition to the legal working hours, TAFE courses will also have corresponding internships and wages.

Work-study optional work

1, restaurant bar

No matter in which country, the catering industry has a great demand for personnel.

Part-time jobs in the catering industry include waiters, cleaners and cooks. , relatively easy to operate.

Therefore, many small partners studying in Australia started as part-time waiters in restaurants.

Advantages: low threshold, large demand, easy to find a job;

Disadvantages: low salary and hard work.

2. Supermarket store

There are two kinds of jobs in supermarkets, tally clerk and cashier. Tally clerks are generally male and cashiers are generally female.

Advantages: the threshold is low and it is relatively easy to find a job.

Disadvantages: the work is boring, and being a tallyman is sometimes very tired.

3, farm picking

Agriculture in Australia is very developed. Fruits in farm orchards are sold all over the world, and a large number of pickers are needed in the mature season.

Advantages: the salary is relatively high, about 20-35 Australian dollars an hour.

Disadvantages: manual labor, you know ~

4. Porter

The factory helpers/porters of the moving company have strong work intensity and are suitable for strong boys.

Advantages: the remuneration is relatively rich.

Disadvantages: it involves heavy physical labor, and doing too much will affect study and health.

5. Pharmacy

This kind of work is mainly to manage patients' files, classify them so that doctors can get them easily, or if there are any, just run errands and deliver medicines to patients nearby (just like small express delivery in the community).

Advantages: the salary is reasonable and it won't be particularly hard.

Disadvantages: it is not easy to find, only the corresponding documents can sell drugs to customers in the store.

6. Office work

For example, part-time accountant/part-time Chinese teacher/part-time customer service. This kind of work is too easy for students in China.

Advantages: Generally, the hourly salary is reasonable, and manual labor is not needed, which is helpful for employment after graduation.

Disadvantages: you need a lot of English, communication skills and academic majors, which you can't find in a year.

Although it is a part-time job, it is still a student visa, not a work visa. Students need to meet all the requirements and conditions of a student visa, so they still live in Australia as students during their entire stay in Australia, so it is still considered as a way to study abroad.

Schools usually only arrange classes for 2-3 days a week, but this does not mean that attendance is not important. On the contrary, if you are often absent from class and reported to the Immigration Bureau by the school, your visa will be seriously "threatened", and your visa will be cancelled and sent back to China, which will have a negative impact on your future exit plan!