Australian accompanying visa——Shenyang

Money Order for visa fee of AUD 1.420 (purchased by Australia Post Office, handling fee is AUD 2.5)

4 passport photos of the accompanying party (30 more photos for future physical examination, immigration (also used)

3. Form 157A.

4. Form 919

5. Form 54

6. Accompanying party A self-report letter in English from the person studying abroad;

A self-report letter in English from the person studying abroad;

A self-report letter in Chinese and English from the parents of the person studying abroad;

A self-report letter in Chinese and English from the parents studying abroad. Self-report letter;

A self-report letter in English from a good friend who accompanied me as a reader.

A self-report letter in English from the landlord (or a classmate who is studying abroad) of the country where you are studying abroad

(So you need to have a good relationship with the landlord, and usually give some small Chinese gifts)

7. Copy of the accompanying person’s passport

8. Notarized marriage certificate

9. Bank deposit certificate (because I didn’t save enough money for half a year, so I used 100,000 I borrowed 60,000 yuan from China Construction Bank with a certificate of deposit and froze it for 3 months. Of course, the more money, the better. It is directly proportional to the time you stay in Australia.)

Just write down the purpose of the loan in the loan contract. "Study abroad" Then take the loan contract and go to get the certificate (it must be notarized!!)

10. Proof of source of income

(Ask the employer to get one for me, and then He said he wanted a loan to buy a house, so he got scammed~! 3 consecutive months’ salary slips in Chinese and English

(It also said he needed a loan to buy a house, stamped with company seal, accountant’s signature, contact number, no English translation required).

11. Notarized copy of the non-criminal record certificate of the accompanying party (take your household registration\ID card\to the police station where the household registration is located to apply)

12. Original COE of the overseas student

13. Receipt of family medical insurance (ask the overseas student to buy it in advance)

14. Mobile phone call list and text message list (use a highlighter to draw the numbers)

Now Mobile Telecom can only print the list for the past month, unless the public security bureau wants to solve a case, so it is a loss at that time.

Q chat records. The date can be changed)

Usual correspondence, birthday cards, photo stickers,

15. Notarized birth certificate of the accompanying party (make a few copies of the household registration in advance and bring it with you when you go out to do errands) with you, that’s right)

16. Copy of the accompanying person’s ID card (make a few copies in advance and take them with you when you go out to do errands, that’s right)

17. Family photos (25 photos, preferably with dates on them, choose some classic ones, buy some good-quality A4 color cardboard, paste the photos on them, attach text, just like a photo album, so that the visa officer will feel comfortable looking at it)< /p>

18. Self-adhesive address strips (4 pieces, sold in stationery stores, write the address on them, and the visa officer will send your letters and photos back to you according to the address strips)

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19. Two letters (you can use it or not)

This is the basic preparation information for accompanying students. It is the application information for one party in Australia. It is required if you are studying abroad + accompanying students together. If you have obtained a COE that has been in Australia for more than 1 year, the accompanying person can be a secondary applicant, and the overseas student can be the main applicant (only pay one application fee). Regarding the calculation of the deposit, you can go to the website of the Immigration Bureau to find a calculation tool. Count