Visa Guide: Changes in conditions of student visa 8202 after July 1.

From July 1 2007, a new clause will be added to the Regulations on Attendance and Academic Achievement of Foreign Students. The main changes are: 1. Whether students meet the requirements of attendance and academic performance will be decided by the school, not the immigration bureau.

2. If the school doesn't provide the requirements that can't prove that the students don't meet the requirements of attendance and academic performance, the students will be regarded as meeting the requirements of Article 8202.

The provisions of the above-mentioned laws were promulgated in accordance with the new ESCOS Law and the 2007 National Code. Personally, I think the new 8202 condition shows that the Immigration Bureau has delegated the initiative to schools, which is a very favorable policy for students. After all, it is no secret that Australian universities are greedy for money, and they will definitely try their best to avoid making money themselves. If the student visa is cancelled by the school, the student can complain to a third-party arbitration institution instead of explaining anything to the immigration bureau. If both the school and the third-party arbitration institution make the same decision, the Immigration Bureau will directly cancel the student visa according to the school's decision. The student can only appeal to the MRT.

This program is completely different from the original program. According to the original regulations, if the school finds any violation of the provisions of 8202, it will send a notice to the students, and the students will explain it to the immigration office within 28 days. Otherwise, the visa will be cancelled automatically, and students can apply to the Immigration Bureau for cancellation. Students will go to the Immigration Bureau. If there is no special reason, the visa will still be cancelled, and then they will appeal to the MRT as soon as possible.

Now students tell the school first that if they can't accept it, they will go to the third-party arbitration institution designated by the school, but the school is much better than the immigration bureau.

The scope of the new clause 8202 applicable to student visas includes:

1. Student visa applications submitted on or after July12007.

2. Student visa 1 submitted before July, but there is no result.

3. Student visa whose money is valid in July 1 but violates the terms after July 1.

As far as I know, many students in Australia have violated this clause, which is undoubtedly good news for these people. However, if the violation occurs before July 1, it cannot be stipulated in the new regulations. Changes in conditions of student visa 8202 after July 1.