What factors affect the visa speed in Australia?

First of all, e-visa needs to follow fixed acceptance and review procedures, but these procedures need some time to implement. These applications will be distributed to Australian visa officers for approval within 3 working days, usually 5 working days, after the application agency completes all the steps such as online information input.

If students can prepare the materials properly and systematically in the early stage when applying for an Australian study visa, the time needed can be shortened. If the submitted materials are complete, true and clear, and coincide with the first examination and approval by the visa officer, it is not surprising to get the e-visa within one week. But generally speaking, it takes one month to two and a half months from submitting the visa to completing the application.

Secondly, the electronic visa for studying in Australia is also restricted by network technology, which has more or less affected the development of the audit process. Whether the visa website of the Australian Immigration Bureau can log in successfully and whether the two parties can dock smoothly is directly related to whether the application can be successfully issued.

Thirdly, if students happen to meet the peak period when applying for an e-visa, the review speed will be greatly reduced. The number of visa officers in the visa center is limited, and if it meets the peak period, it is likely to cause a slowdown or confusion.

However, students should pay attention to which types of applicants cannot use e-visa when applying for an Australian study visa. For example, guardians of underage students, students who have won international student research scholarships, and China students studying in other countries need to apply for an Australian study visa through traditional means instead of using an electronic visa.