@Siopao23 yup replied na sir.
@nikkilapan - di ba ikaw yung hindi tinganggap ang proof of funds na investment fund? hindi nga talaga pwede. read this link http://www.immi.gov.au/students/students/573-4/financial.htm 😃
Pero parang there i a way around it
<blockquote>Acceptable sources of income
The money to support you and your family members must come from one or more acceptable sources, which may include:
a money deposit with a financial institution that has been held for at least three consecutive months immediately before the date of your visa application by
you
your partner (spouse or de facto partner, including same-sex de facto partners)
your brother or sister
your parents
your grandparents
your aunt or uncle (only if they usually live in Australia and are either a citizen/permanent resident of Australia or an eligible New Zealand citizen)
a loan from a financial institution made to (and in the name of)
you
your partner (spouse or de facto partner)
your brother or sister
your parents
your grandparents
your aunt or uncle (only if they usually live in Australia and are either a citizen/permanent resident of Australia or an eligible New Zealand citizen)
a loan from the government of your home country
your proposed education provider
the Australian Government or an Australian State or Territory government
the government of a foreign country
a provincial or state government of a foreign country that has the written support of the national government of the foreign country
an organisation gazetted by the Minister
an acceptable non-profit organisation
a multilateral agency.
Examples: United Nations, World Bank or Asian Development Bank
Note: Non-cash assets such as property and<b> shares are not acceptable sources of income.</b> However, non-cash assets may be liquidated or used as collateral on a loan, if they are provided by an acceptable source.
Providing evidence of money deposits or loans
You need to show evidence of how the money to fund your studies was accumulated.
If your source of income is a money deposit held in a bank account, you must provide the following evidence:
pay slips
bank loan documents
<b>interest from investments.</b>
If your source of income is a loan, you must provide the following evidence:
a bank statement showing the amount of available credit
a statement from the holder of the loan that its purpose is to support your studies.
Note: If your source of income is a home loan with a redraw facility from an Australian financial institution, the funds from the redraw facility may be considered a loan. A home loan with a redraw facility from a non-Australian financial institution may be acceptable, but must be considered on a case-by-case basis.</blockquote>