#Australia Student

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Australia Student Visa Your Pathway to Studying in Australia

Australia is one of the most preferred destinations for international students due to its top-ranked universities, diverse courses, and post-study work opportunities. If you’re planning to study in Australia, obtaining a student visa is essential. This guide by VJC Overseas will walk you through the process of securing your Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500).

What is an Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500)?

The Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows international students to:

✅ Study at a registered Australian institution. ✅ Work up to 48 hours per fortnight while studying. ✅ Stay in Australia for the duration of their course. ✅ Bring eligible family members (spouse & children). ✅ Apply for post-study work visas after graduation.

Eligibility Criteria for an Australia Student Visa

To apply for an Australia Student Visa Subclass 500, you must:

🔹 Have an acceptance letter from a CRICOS-registered Australian university. 🔹 Provide proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and return airfare. 🔹 Meet English language requirements (IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE). 🔹 Obtain Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). 🔹 Provide a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement proving your intent to study in Australia.

VJC Overseas provides expert consultation to ensure you meet all eligibility requirements and submit a strong application.

How to Apply for an Australia Student Visa?

1️⃣ Enroll in an Australian Institution — Receive a Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) from a registered university. 2️⃣ Gather Required Documents — Passport, CoE, financial proof, English test scores, OSHC, and GTE statement. 3️⃣ Submit an Online Visa Application — Apply via the Australian Department of Home Affairs website. 4️⃣ Undergo Health & Character Checks — Provide a medical examination and police clearance. 5️⃣ Attend a Visa Interview (if required) — Answer questions about your study plans and financial stability. 6️⃣ Receive Your Visa — Once approved, you can travel to Australia and begin your studies!

VJC Overseas offers step-by-step guidance to help students successfully complete their visa application.

Why Study in Australia with VJC Overseas?

✔ World-Class Education — Universities like University of Melbourne, ANU, and UNSW rank among the best. ✔ Post-Study Work Visa — After graduation, students can apply for a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) to work in Australia. ✔ Affordable Tuition Fees — Compared to other countries, Australia offers cost-effective education with scholarships. ✔ Multicultural Environment — Australia is home to over 700,000 international students from different countries. ✔ Safe & High Standard of Living — Australia consistently ranks as one of the safest and most livable countries.

VJC Overseas helps students choose the best universities, apply for scholarships, and secure their student visa efficiently.

Can You Work While Studying in Australia?

Yes! Australia allows students to work while studying, offering valuable international work experience.

✅ Part-time Work: Up to 48 hours per fortnight during the academic year. ✅ Full-time Work: Allowed during semester breaks. ✅ Internships & Placements: Gain professional experience through industry-specific internships.

VJC Overseas assists students in understanding work rights, finding part-time jobs, and preparing for post-study employment.

Post-Study Work Opportunities in Australia

After completing your studies, you can apply for:

🔹 Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) — Allows students to stay and work in Australia for 2–4 years. 🔹 Skilled Migration Pathways — Gain eligibility for Permanent Residency (PR) through Australia’s General Skilled Migration (GSM) program. 🔹 Employer-Sponsored Visas — Secure a job offer and apply for an employer-sponsored visa.

VJC Overseas provides career guidance for students looking to work and settle in Australia after graduation.

Final Thoughts

The Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500) is your gateway to a world-class education and global career opportunities. With expert consultation from VJC Overseas, you can secure admission, prepare your visa application, and start your journey with confidence.

🔹 University selection & admissions support 🔹 Student visa application & interview preparation 🔹 Post-study career & PR consultation

Start your study abroad journey today! Contact VJC Overseas for expert assistance.

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Australia Student Working Hours

In a significant update impacting international students and their employment opportunities, the Australian government has announced a change to the number of work hours allowed during study terms and semesters.

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essay writing with a view <3

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Article

"Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Sunday that his government planned to cut student loans for around three million Australians by 20%, wiping off around A$16 billion ($10 billion) in debts.

The move builds on May's budget, which attacked cost of living pressures in Australia and gave debt relief for students, as well as more investment to make medicines cheaper, and a boost to a rent assistance programme.

"This will help everyone with a student debt right now, whilst we work hard to deliver a better deal for every student in the years ahead," Albanese said in a statement announcing the cut to student loans for tertiary education.

The changes would mean the average graduate with a loan of A$27,600 would have A$5,520 wiped, the government said, adding that they would take effect from June 1, 2025.

The government said it already planned to cut the amount that Australians with a student debt have to repay per year and raise the threshold to start repayments.

If reelected at the next general election, due in 2025, Labor would also legislate to guarantee 100,000 free places each year at the country's Technical and Further Education institutes, Albanese said.

"This is a time for building, building better education for all," he said in a speech to supporters in South Australia state capital Adelaide.

Cost of living pressures, stoked by stubbornly high inflation, have a special resonance with a federal election looming and the centre-left Labor government now polling behind their conservative opponents.

(US$1 = 1.5246 Australian dollars)

-via Reuters, November 2, 2024

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Toyota Sportivo Concept, 2005. A design study created at Toyota Style Australia (TSA) by a group of students. It used a modular Toyota frame and a modified drive train from the Camry which was manufactured in Australia at the time.

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HIND’S HALL. Once it’s up on streaming all proceeds to UNRWA.

Macklemore on X: "HIND’S HALL. Once it’s up on streaming all proceeds to UNRWA. https://t.co/QqZEKmzwZI" / X (twitter.com)

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Remember when George did an interview with Channel 4 at his flat in 2019 and this was his home decor...

The nan curtains, the faux fur sofa throw, the mirrored dining table, three lamps in a tiny sitting room... I'm obsessed with all of it...

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Student loan debt is still our country problem

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[First post] Hi world

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fucking HECS debt…

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Dandelion News - October 15-21

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1. EV owners volunteer to drive voters to the polls in 11 states (and you can too)

“ChargeTheVote.org is a nonpartisan voter education and engagement initiative to enhance voter turnout in the 2024 election by providing zero-emission transportation in electric vehicles (EVs) to local polling locations. ChargeTheVote will also host a webinar for those who are interested in participating this coming Tuesday, October 22 at 7pm Eastern time.”

2. Kenya moves 50 elephants to a larger park, says it’s a sign poaching is low

“The elephant population in the […”Mwea National Reserve”…] has flourished from its capacity of 50 to a whopping 156 […] requiring the relocation of about 100 of [them…. The] overpopulation in Mwea highlighted the success of conservation efforts over the last three decades.”

3. Australian start-up secures $9m for mine-based gravity energy storage technology

“��We expect to configure the gravitational storage technology [which the company “hopes to deploy in disused mines”] for mid-duration storage applications of 4 to 24 hours, deliver 80% energy efficiency and to enable reuse of critical grid infrastructure.“”

4. Africa’s little-known golden cat gets a conservation boost, with community help

“[H]unting households were given a pregnant sow [… so that they] had access to meat without needing to trap it in the wild. […] To address income needs, Embaka started […] a savings and loan co-op[… and an] incentive for the locals to give up hunting in exchange for regular dental care.”

5. 4.8M borrowers — including 1M in public service — have had student debt forgiven

“That brings the total amount of student debt relief under the administration to $175 billion[….] The Education Department said that before Biden's presidency, only 7,000 public servants had ever received student debt relief through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. […] "That’s an increase of more than 14,000% in less than four years.””

6. Puerto Rico closes $861M DOE loan guarantee for huge solar, battery project

“The solar plants combined will have 200 megawatts of solar capacity — enough to power 43,000 homes — while the battery systems are expected to provide up to 285 megawatts of storage capacity. [… O]ver the next 10 years, more than 90 percent of solar capacity in Puerto Rico will come from distributed resources like rooftop solar.”

7. Tim Walz Defends Queer And Trans Youth At Length In Interview With Glennon Doyle

“Walz discussed positive legislative actions, such as codifying hate crime laws and increasing education[.… “We] need to appoint judges who uphold the right to marriage, uphold the right to be who you are [… and] to get the medical care that you need.””

8. Next-Generation Geothermal Development Important Tool for Clean Energy Economy

““The newest forms of geothermal energy hold the promise of generating electricity 24 hours a day using an endlessly renewable, pollution-free resource[… that] causes less disturbance to public lands and wildlife habitat […] than many other forms of energy development[….]”

9. Sarah McBride hopes bid to be first transgender congresswoman encourages ’empathy’ for trans people

““Folks know I am personally invested in equality as an LGBTQ person. But my priorities are going to be affordable child care, paid family and medical leave, housing, health care, reproductive freedom. […] We know throughout history that the power of proximity has opened even the most-closed of hearts and minds.”“

10. At Mexico’s school for jaguars, big cats learn skills to return to the wild

“[A team of scientists] have successfully released two jaguars, and are currently working to reintroduce two other jaguars and three pumas (Puma concolor). [… “Wildlife simulation”] “keeps the jaguars active and reduces the impact of captivity and a sedentary lifestyle[….]””

October 8-14 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)

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I can hardly believe it but my semester abroad is oficially over! Still have to hand in my assignments but we are done with classes✨

Also essay 2 of 4 is almost done – we're hanging in there!

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✧ 25.07.23 ✧

finally back into studying! my schedule this semester is all over the place so hopefully I will maintain a routine (probably not). thankfully the weather at the moment is nice and cosy ☁️

some goals this semester:

start every assignment earlier

do every module before class

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07.06.2024—rainy Friday

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Hi, Molly! Just wanted to say that I hope you have a good day today, at least better than the last couple. Cheers!

Well I’m not at work today so that’s half the problem solved.

Basically I just found out last week that the practice I’ve worked at for 6.5 years now is being sold to someone who historically I’ve not seen eye to eye with. They essentially rescinded an offer of partnership that I was considering to do this. And now the 130 hours of leave I have accrued is going to be paid out not carried over so I have to pay the tax on about… $12k in one week and not have any leave hours to take my already planned leave in September for my birthday so… yeah. I’ve spent the last 4 days sitting in the lunch room with my headphones on and my eyes on my kindle because I know my current boss and new boss are wanting to talk to me about it. And… I just don’t wanna have a conversation before I’ve had a chance to swallow down how insulted I feel.

Ain’t life great.

Thanks for your best wishes though!

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in my overachiever era (i decided to enroll in a 6 month tafe course while i'm at university to "expand my options" because i felt like i had too much free time a few months ago, then forgot i enrolled in said tafe course until the day before it started, and instead of being normal and withdrawing from the course i decided to just go through with it despite the fact that i probably don't have the time for it)

so, guess who's a stem student also studying a law-related course?