- Q: Is it harder to get a visa for bigger cities?
- A: The choice of city does not affect the visa process, but students should explain their city choice in their Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement.
- Q: Can I apply for an Australian visa again after several rejections?
- A: Yes, you can apply again but ensure your documentation is more robust and thoroughly prepared. Additionally, it's crucial to review and revise your GTE statement, addressing any weaknesses to reduce the risk of further denial.
- Q: For financial evidence, should I use a Bank Statement or Bank Certificate?
- A: Students can choose either for their student visa application, but a Bank Statement may carry more weight as it provides details about the source of funds.
- Q: What is the minimum financial requirement for a student visa?
- A: For a 6-month study period in Australia, the minimum budget should be at least 500,000 THB. For a 9-month study period, the minimum budget should be 800,000 THB. For a year or longer, the budget should range from 800,000 to 1 million THB, covering living expenses and tuition fees for the student's study duration.
- Q: Can I work on a student visa in Australia, and how many hours?
- A: Holders of an Australian student visa can work part-time while studying. Currently, student visa holders are allowed to work up to 48 hours per fortnight.
- Q: Is health insurance a must-have, and can I opt not to purchase it?
- A: Health insurance is mandatory for those applying for a student visa to Australia. The purchased insurance must cover the entire duration of the student's study period.
- Q: What documents are required for the application?
- A: Essential documents include the student's personal documents like Passport, academic certificates and transcripts, CV/Resume, and work experience certificates (if any).
- Q: What are the expenses involved in applying for studies and a student visa?
- A:
- Educational Application Expenses - Application fee, tuition fee, and learning materials.
- Student Visa Application Expenses - Student visa fee. , Health insurance. , Health examination and biometrics fee.
- Other Expenses - Document translation fees. , Travel and accommodation costs.
- Q: How do I apply for a scholarship?
- A: Scholarship eligibility and consideration depend on the criteria set by the course and institution. Generally, if a university or institution offers scholarships, students are automatically considered. If interested in any specific scholarships, students can ask their agent to check the details and application conditions on their behalf.
- Q: Can I apply for studies without an English proficiency score?
- A: If a student does not have an English proficiency score and cannot take the test, they can request to take an English Placement Test at the institution without any cost.
