Will the Australian Immigration Bureau refuse a visa because the applicant has an immigration tendency?

The Australian Immigration Bureau will reject the applicant's student visa application because of his immigration tendency. Applicants for Australian student visas need to meet the principle of real short-term entry. If they tend to immigrate, it will be contrary to the real short-term entry, so they may refuse to apply for a visa.

The principle of truly short-term entry into Australia applies to all applicants for student visas, and whether the students' personal circumstances indicate that they intend to stay in Australia for a short time should also be considered.

The Australian Immigration Bureau will consider students' personal factors, immigration history, the situation of encouraging students to return to China, and the conditions for encouraging international students to stay in Australia. In order to evaluate the authenticity.

Visa officers examine whether the applicant has an immigration tendency, mainly through several aspects:

The first is whether the applicant's purpose of going abroad is clear;

Secondly, examine whether the applicant's return plan is true and specific;

For applicants who study abroad at their own expense, it is also necessary to examine whether the applicant's education investment has sufficient rate of return.