What can I study on a student visa?

International students can only study CRICOS-approved courses - this means the courses have been registered with the immigration department, and are eligible for a student visa (subclass 500).

Therefore, not all institutions or courses are available to you. However, there is a huge selection of programs, at all levels of education, available across the country.

Can I take an online course for my student visa?

No, you cannot take 'online-only' courses. To qualify for a student visa, you must attend face-to-face classes. However, by visa rules, 25% of your course content can be delivered online.

How long does it take to enrol in a course?

We can generally have your enrolled within 1-2 weeks, depending on the institution.

Do I have to pay all the tuition fees at one time?

No, you can pay your tuition in instalments – usually every 3 to 6 months depending on the institution. ​ The exception is for English courses, where you must pay the first 3 months right away.

What documents do I need for the enrolment?

This depends on your passport nationality, and the institution you are applying to. Every student will need a to provide a colour scan/photo of their passport information page, and evidence of their highest level of education. This evidence must be translated into English, by an accredited translation company. Some passport nationalities are required to show further evidence including funds to live on for a year, and the result of a formal English test. We will guide you through this process.

How much do courses cost?

Courses range in price from: $200-$350 a week for English courses
$6,000-$10,000 a year for a certificate or diploma
$15,000-$35,000 a year for a Bachelor or Masters

How often will I have to go to class?

It depends on your program:

• 1-2 days for a private college (certificates & diplomas)
• 2-3 days for university
• 3-4 days for TAFE
• 4 days English courses

What if I have a lower level of English?

There are many options if your English is not strong. Don't worry, you are able to apply for a certificate, diploma, bachelor, or masters, But you may have to study some English beforehand. You can put multiple courses on the same visa. With the education provider, we will work out the best plan to help you satisfy the English requirement, but also help you enrol in the course that you really want to study.

What can I study on a student visa?

International students can only study CRICOS-approved courses - this means the courses have been registered with the immigration department, and are eligible for a student visa (subclass 500).

Therefore, not all institutions or courses are available to you. However, there is a huge selection of programs, at all levels of education, available across the country.

Can I take an online course for my student visa?

No, you cannot take 'online-only' courses. To qualify for a student visa, you must attend face-to-face classes. However, by visa rules, 25% of your course content can be delivered online.

How long does it take to enrol in a course?

We can generally have your enrolled within 1-2 weeks, depending on the institution.

Do I have to pay all the tuition fees at one time?

No, you can pay your tuition in instalments – usually every 3 to 6 months depending on the institution. ​ The exception is for English courses, where you must pay the first 3 months right away.

What documents do I need for the enrolment?

This depends on your passport nationality, and the institution you are applying to. Every student will need a to provide a colour scan/photo of their passport information page, and evidence of their highest level of education. This evidence must be translated into English, by an accredited translation company. Some passport nationalities are required to show further evidence including funds to live on for a year, and the result of a formal English test. We will guide you through this process.

How much do courses cost?

Courses range in price from: $200-$350 a week for English courses
$6,000-$10,000 a year for a certificate or diploma
$15,000-$35,000 a year for a Bachelor or Masters

How often will I have to go to class?

It depends on your program:

• 1-2 days for a private college (certificates & diplomas)
• 2-3 days for university
• 3-4 days for TAFE
• 4 days English courses

What if I have a lower level of English?

There are many options if your English is not strong. Don't worry, you are able to apply for a certificate, diploma, bachelor, or masters, But you may have to study some English beforehand. You can put multiple courses on the same visa. With the education provider, we will work out the best plan to help you satisfy the English requirement, but also help you enrol in the course that you really want to study.

How many hours can I work?

While on your student visa, almost all students will have the following work rights. Work rights begin the day the course commences as stated in the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). While classes in session: You are allowed to work 40 hours a fortnight (a fortnight is 14 days and starts on a Monday). It is up to you how you use those hours. For example, you can work 30 hours one week, in 10 hours the following week.
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While class is not in session: If you are on official school holidays (Christmas, Easter, etc), you are allowed to work full time - unlimited hours. Just keep in mind that school is in session even through the exam period. Even though you might have finished your exams, the course may still be considered in progress. Also note that public holidays do not fall into this category.
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If you are studying a Masters by Research or a PhD, you will have unlimited work rights.

Can I work on an ABN while on a Student Visa?

Yes, you can work under an Australian Business Number (ABN) for your own company or as a contractor.
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However, you still have to honour the prescribed work rights hours & have a tax file number.

What are the work rights for a dependent on a 500 visa?

If the principal visa holder (the student) is studying a Masters or PhD, the dependent has full work rights. For all other courses, the dependent can only ever work 40 hours a fortnight (a fortnight is 14 days and starts on a Monday). It is up to you how you use those hours. For example, you can work 30 hours one week, in 10 hours the following week.

Can I work for the same employer indefinitely?

Yes, you are able to work for the same employer for as much time as you like. Unlike a Working Holiday visa which only allows 6 months per employer, there are no restrictions while on a Student Visa.

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