The course and other school fees would typically make up the bulk of the overall cost. Nevertheless, there are other application expenses that would be required, such as the visa application and the associated fees and professional charges, medical checks, insurance, etc. The total cost of all these inclusions must be taken into consideration. AVC can provide you with realistic cost estimates, provide options and guidance when you decide to partner with us in your journey.

The process for applying for a student visa involves a few stages, one of which is to first select the course and then apply to the school (or education provider) or university that offers that course. AVC and other education agencies helps with this process. If the school approves they will send a Letter of Offer (LoO), then consequently a Certificate of Enrolment (CoE). The CoE will be required for the visa application, along with other documentation and evidence. AVC helps with this application process when you decide to partner with us in your journey.

There is a multitude of courses available from various schools (education providers) or universities in Australia, ranging from Certificate courses to Master’s degree, such as cookery, early education, accounting, nursing, engineering, etc. The course you would select should reflect your education background or personal interest. AVC helps with this selection process when you decide to partner with us in your journey.

The timeline for getting a decision or a visa grant from the Australian government varies from a couple of weeks to a few months, so there isn’t a fixed period and it could also be very unpredictable.

Holders of student visas are generally permitted to work part-time for a specific number of hours per period of time, which is 40 hours every fortnight (14 days). This permission will be mentioned in the details of the visa grant.