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2 programs for Australia. Explore the options and get a free expert assessment.
Lets a parent, guardian or relative stay in Australia to care for a student under 18 (or an older student who needs support). It is tied to the student's enrolment and does not allow the guardian to work.
The main route for international students to live in Australia and study a full-time, CRICOS-registered course. Covers everything from university degrees to vocational training and English-language programs, and lets you bring eligible family members.
To study in Australia as an international student, you'll need to apply for a Student visa (subclass 500) and meet requirements such as having a Confirmation of Enrolment in a CRICOS-registered course and sufficient funds for tuition and living costs. This visa allows you to bring eligible family members and pursue a range of courses, from university degrees to vocational training and English-language programs.
The Australian student visa subclass 500 is the primary visa for international students, including those from India, to study full-time in Australia in a CRICOS-registered course, with the option to bring eligible family members. This visa requires applicants to demonstrate genuine study intent, sufficient funds, and meet specific requirements such as English proficiency and health insurance.
The Australian Student visa (subclass 500) is the primary visa for international students to live in Australia and study a full-time, CRICOS-registered course.
To apply for a Student visa (subclass 500), there are several key requirements that must be met.
The Student Guardian visa (subclass 590) is designed for parents, guardians, or relatives who need to care for a minor international student in Australia.
The Student Guardian visa (subclass 590) requires nomination as a guardian of an eligible student, evidence of sufficient funds, accommodation, health insurance, and health and character checks, with a processing time of 1-3 months and a cost from ~AUD 1,600. To apply, you must meet these requirements and ensure you have the most up-to-date information from official government sources, as visa rules and processing times can change.
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