Student Visas
Australian student visa subclass 500 is intended for those who have genuine intention to come to Australia for study.
Although collectively called student visa, student visa contains several sectors or streams. Different level students may be classified as different stream of students visa. For example, a high school student visa is different from a PhD student visa.
According to the current student visa policy Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF), all students visa applications are assessed as the same level of risks. Documents requirements are detailed and explained in the SSVF.
Korrylink is specialized in processing student visa applications either by individuals or by cohort of articulation programs with Chinese partner institutions. We represent most Australian education institutions in helping clients be admitted into schools, choosing their courses and of course, mostly importantly helping them apply for the Australian student visa Subclass 500 or Subclass 590 for their parents.
Korrylink is specialized in processing student visa applications either by individuals or by cohort of articulation programs with Chinese partner institutions. We represent most Australian education institutions in helping clients be admitted into schools, choosing their courses and of course, mostly importantly helping them apply for the Australian student visa Subclass 500 or Subclass 590 for their parents.
STUDENT VISA & STUDENT GUARDIAN VISA
- Student Visa (Subclass 500)
Student visa allows applicants (students) to stay and study in Australia as a full-time student. Depending on your background and level of study, this visa category is subdivided into different streams for various levels of studies. - Student Guardian visa (Subclass 590)
This guardian visa allows you (usually a parent of the student) to stay in Australia as a guardian of the student who is under 18 years of age. This visa can allow the applicant to stay until the child is 18 years old.