Introduction of accompanying study policy in Australia

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Introduction of accompanying study policy in Australia. More and more China students choose to study and live in Australia. Therefore, many students' families want to accompany them to Australia, and the Australian government stipulates that they are allowed to accompany them to study and live in Australia. Details are as follows:

Introduction of accompanying study policy in Australia

Before understanding the policy of accompanying students to study in Australia, please explain the concept of accompanying students to study in Australia defined by the embassy: students can take their families to Australia after they get a student visa. Family members include spouse and children. Definition of spouse: married or cohabiting partners (including heterosexual and homosexual couples). Definition of child:/kloc-under 0/8 years old, both biological and adopted through formal channels are counted.

The policy of accompanying students to study in Australia is to allow most students to accompany them on visas, but the embassy also clearly stipulates the conditions for student visa holders: studying in Australia for more than one year or studying in Australia for more than 1 year. The accompanying study policy for studying in Australia indicates that if a student visa holder has a spouse and asks to accompany him during his study abroad, he must change the information originally registered by the foreign students in the Immigration Bureau, such as the marital status of the students and the registration of spouse information.

At the same time, as long as the student visa holder has studied in Australia for more than one year, his spouse can apply for escort, regardless of the remaining course time of the student visa holder in Australia.

In addition, regarding the preparation of guarantee money, the spouse can prepare according to the living expenses of 6,300 Australian dollars/year plus the air ticket fee of 2,000 Australian dollars, and the Immigration Bureau is no longer limited to the parents of the applicant for the client's student visa as the guarantor of the spouse's accompanying study. At the same time, the spouse enjoys the same working rights as the holder of the first student visa and academic courses of no more than three months.