Excuse me, what are the requirements for economic guarantee for Australia 572 visa? Thank you for your questions.

In terms of economic guarantee, the requirements of visa 572 are basically the same as those of visa 573. The difference is that the risk category of 573 is 3572, and the current risk category is 4, which means that the deposit of 572 needs to be deposited in the designated bank for 6 months. The guarantor can't be the owner. If the guarantee provided by the applicant is bank deposit, each deposit must be deposited in the bank six months before the applicant applies for a visa, including current deposit and fixed deposit. The deposit can be made in the name of the applicant, spouse, parents and grandparents. If the uncle or aunt is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen, the uncle or aunt's funds can also be used as the applicant's deposit. These funds must be available cash in bank accounts, and wealth management products such as stocks and funds are not allowed. These funds must be kept in the bank account during the visa review. The calculation method of deposit: travel expenses (2000 Australian dollars), living expenses (18000 Australian dollars/year) and total tuition fees. For applicants with spouses and children, you need to add: tuition fee: 8,000 Australian dollars/year if you have children aged 5- 18; living expenses: 6,300 Australian dollars/year for spouse, 3,600 Australian dollars/year for the first child and 2,700 Australian dollars/year for other children. Whether the spouse or children accompany them to Australia or not, the above expenses need to be included in the applicant's expenses. If the applicant cannot provide bank deposits for more than 6 months, he can also accept bank loans. At present, there are two forms of overseas study loans recognized by the Australian Immigration Bureau, namely cash pledge and real estate mortgage. Cash pledge can be handled on the day of visa application, and ordinary banks can lend money on the same day. Property mortgage usually takes at least one week, which involves real estate assessment and some cash pledge procedures. See more answers >>