Australia student visa requirements, Pearson Test of English, why study in Australia


There is a large number of Filipino students studying in various Australian universities. They are often drawn to the country by its relatively close proximity, a variety of courses, top class universities, warm weather, and work opportunities.

The Australian universities offer much more varied higher education options than in the Philippines. But before you finally set off your Australian adventure, here are the Australia student visa requirements you need to know.

What Type of Visa do You need?

For all undergraduate and postgraduate programs, you must apply for a subclass 500 student visa.
When Should You Apply?

Before you apply for an Australian student visa, you must have a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from your chosen university or institution. To get a CoE, you need to have a formal offer of acceptance by the institution, confirmed it in writing and paid deposits toward tuition fees.
How Much Does It Cost?

This visa application will cost you AUD560, which needs to be paid while submitting your application. Visa processing times vary, but online applications are considerably quicker.
How to Apply?

Complete your student application fee at www.border.gov.au. For this, you must need Confirmation of Enrolment, your password, the visa application fee, and evidence of Overseas Student Health Cover.

Visa Requirements

When filling an online application form, you need to provide evidence of the following:

·         Financial requirement: Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition fee, living costs etc.

·         English proficiency requirement: You must provide evidence of your English language proficiency. Eligible tests are TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson Test of English, and the Cambridge Advanced English test. You should know that the English language skill requirements may vary depending on the program you follow and the university or institution you are applying to.

·         Health requirements: All international students planning to study in Australia are obliged to purchase OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover). In some cases, a student may be advised to take a medical check-up to show that he/she is in good health. You can purchase this health coverage through your institution, or the five approved providers: BUPA Australia, Australian Health Management, Allianz Global Assistance, Medibank Private, and nib OSHC.

Additional Documents

•    Complete Australian student visa application form

•    Copy of the passport bio-data page

•    Paid visa application fee

•    Certificate of Enrolment or Letter of Offer

If you encounter questions like why study in Australia, which course to study, what are the top institutions in Australia etc. and you want to get the right answers, see an expert education consultant from AECC Global.

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