Full Guide to Study in Australia from Nepal

Summary

This video guides viewers through the Australian student visa application process, detailing the steps involved, required documents, and eligibility criteria. It covers how to apply to universities, the necessary financial documents, income verification, and living expenses. The video also explains English proficiency requirements, academic qualifications, and how to justify any gap years. Additionally, it outlines the visa expenses, including medical fees, biometrics, and health insurance. Viewers are provided with clear instructions for each step to ensure a smooth and successful application process for studying in Australia.

Takeaways

• 😀 Apply to the preferred university where you are eligible for admission to start the student visa application process.
• 😀 After applying, you will receive a conditional or unconditional offer letter from the university.
• 😀 Financial documents are crucial, including proof of tuition fee and insurance payments to proceed with the application.
• 😀 Upon submitting financial documents, you will receive the COE (Confirmation of Enrolment) from the university.
• 😀 Once you have the COE, you can proceed with the visa application, which will include medical and biometric tests.
• 😀 English proficiency tests are required: IELTS 6.5 or PT 58 for master’s courses, and IELTS 6.0 or PT 52 for bachelor’s courses.
• 😀 Academic requirements typically require 60% or higher for a bachelor’s degree and 45% or higher for a master’s degree.
• 😀 If there is a gap year, you must justify it; one year gap is allowed for a bachelor’s degree, and 3-4 years for a master’s degree.
• 😀 Sponsors can include parents (primary) or siblings, grandparents, uncles, etc. (secondary), and their financial proof is required.
• 😀 Financial documents like bank balance certificates, loan success letters, and property documents are essential to demonstrate funds.
• 😀 Living expenses in Australia are approximately AUD 2970 per year, with additional costs for visa application, medical, biometric charges, and tuition fees.

Q & A

What is the first step in the student visa application process for Australia?

The first step is to apply to the preferred university that you are eligible for.

What kind of documents do you need to submit after receiving a letter from the university?

After receiving a conditional or unconditional letter from the university, you will need to submit financial documents for approval.

What is a COE, and why is it important for the visa process?

A COE (Confirmation of Enrollment) is a document provided by the university once you have completed all necessary payments, such as tuition fees and insurance. It is required to apply for a student visa.

What are the required English proficiency test scores for a student visa application?

For a master's program, an IELTS score of at least 6.5, or a PT score of 58, is required. For a bachelor's program, an IELTS score of 6.0, or a PT score of 52, is required.

What is the gap year requirement for students applying to study in Australia?

For a bachelor's program, a gap year of up to one year is acceptable. For a master's program, a gap of 3 to 4 years may be allowed with a proper justification.

Who can sponsor a student for an Australian student visa?

Primary sponsors are typically parents, while secondary sponsors can include siblings, grandparents, uncles, or aunts.

What is the minimum income requirement for a sponsor?

The minimum income requirement for a sponsor is typically 20 lakh per year, with additional funds available through loans or personal funds.

What documents are required to verify the source of funds for a student visa?

Documents required include bank balance certificates, bank statements for the past six months, educational loan letters, and mortgage papers if applicable.

What are the estimated living expenses for a student in Australia?

Living expenses in Australia are approximately AUD 2,970 per year.

What are the additional expenses a student may incur besides tuition fees?

Additional expenses may include a visa application fee (AUD 1,600), medical fees (AUD 95), biometric charges (AUD 85), and health insurance (approximately AUD 500).