The Australian school started and the visa didn't come.

Usually, there are two solutions to this situation.

1. Under normal circumstances, Australian schools will arrange an introductory course, which lasts about one to two weeks, whether it is learning a language or attending the main course directly, so the school will let students go to the evening paper. But different schools have different requirements. If students must arrive at night, they need to apply to the school first. The school will send a letter to the Immigration Bureau, indicating the time allowed at the latest, so that students can still enter the school at this time as long as they get the visa before the school deadline. However, I need to remind you that when your evening paper arrives, the school will still count you as absent from class. If your subsequent absenteeism rate exceeds the requirements of the school, your visa may still be cancelled.

2. For students with language, you can try to apply to the school to shorten the time of language courses. If the school agrees, it will buy some time to wait for the visa. However, if students' IELTS scores are not very good, this method may not work, or even if the school agrees, students will be required to take the IELTS test after the language course. If they can't meet the language requirements, they still can't enter the main course.

If the above two things fail, the only way is to postpone the course, that is, to postpone the main course and language until next semester. This is not a bad idea at school, because you may get a visa long before school starts, so that you have enough time to prepare for the trip.

Of course, the best way is to avoid this situation. We should make a good plan when submitting the documents in the early stage, and submit the visa application materials as much as possible more than 4 months before the start of school.