Student Visa (Step by step)

hopefulaunt

@babie ang bilis ng approval mo! 2 weeks lang! Nag agent ka ba?

rj052813

Good day po, ask sana ako if confirm na po na wala ng show money for level 2 institutions, ano nalang ang financial capacity requirements for student visa? Kasi ang sabi nila hindi na need ang financial capacity evidence. Salamat po.

aranayad

@rj052813 its true if your applying for a level 2 provider. hindi na hihingin ng embassy ang show money but the school might require it.

rj052813

@aranayad Maraming salamat po, may Letter of Offer na po ako sa isang level 2 provider. Yung ibig sabihin po ba na after ako mabigyan ng Letter of Enrolment okay na mag pasa agad for student visa kahit walang proof na may enough money ako? Thank you

aranayad

@rj052813 do you have an agent?

rj052813

@aranayad Opo meron, pero parang reluctant kasi sila about this one. Ang sabi lang nila mag hintay lang daw sa result sa mga pending applications. Maraming salamat po.

aranayad

@rj052813 true they are still reluctant. may naglodge dito kaht di na need sa embassy nagpasa pa din sya

rj052813

Maraming salamat po @aranayad . God bless

Graff

Hi guys..

Meron lang po sana ako itanong. I'm planning to enroll a advanced diploma course this coming February 2018 or July 2019. Naun po kasi employed ako dito sa Middle East and my contract will end next year July. Kung sakali po ba ba nagrant ang Student Visa ko before my intake this coming February at di po ako pinayagan na magresign dito sa company, pwede ko po ba i move yung pagpunta ko sa Australia sa July?

Thank you po sa suggestion.

athelene

@Graff if you really intend to finish your work contract, it's better to apply for your student visa for July 2019 intake. Your student visa validity is based on your eCoE, so I'm not sure if you need to request DIBP to update your student visa validity if you attempt to defer. If you decide to defer, you have to get a new eCoE from the school.

acestanislao

Hi guys! Ask ko lang kung pano malalaman kung anong level ang provider? Yung wife ko po nag apply sa TAFE NSW. Thank you

Graff

@athelene Thank you...If I decided to defer and take new eCOE, is there a change to get refusal because I chance the schedule of my intake?

athelene

@Graff I think hindi naman magiging problem yun, pero d ko alam kung kailangan maglodge ng bagong student visa application or kung paano ipapa-update yung eCoE mo sa visa application (after you've lodged it). If i were you, i'd rather go for July 2019 intake rather than magbakasakali sa Feb intake. Para walang complications or hassle later on if you decide to defer.

nealkenken

Hi po..sobra dame ng comments. D ko mabasa lahat. Hihingi sna po ako ng advice s inyo. Chem engr po kmeng 2 ng asawa ko and we are planning to go to australia via student visa pra sa asawa ko den working visa skn.. nagpapatulong po kme sa company na converegence ds sa may qc (legit po ba cla?)

Anyway, ang inaalala ko lang kse e bka d nmen mabayaran mga uutangin namen kung wla kme mahahanap n trabho s australia.. mdme po ba at mdali lng mkahanap ng trabaho po dun for us?

aranayad

@nealkenken why not consider applying via skilled migration? less expensive compared sa student visa. not familiar with converegence. free ba services nila?

nealkenken

@aranayad hi po. Salamat s pagreply. Hnd po xa free. May bayad po n below 20k pra sknla hiwalay na ung gastos sa pagaply ng visa and ung iba pa na gastos.. anyway, baguhan lang po kse ako dto..panu po ba kpag skilled migration?

aranayad

@nealkenken https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/visa-1/189- kindly check this link.

You can also ask for the help of the ff agents AMS. KOKOS. FORTRUST. IDP. Free po ang services nila for student visa applicants.

athelene

@nealkenken Since chem eng po kayo, mas mabuti po na skilled migration po kayo, gaya ng sinabi ni @aranayad. Marami pong klase ng skilled visas, with the most popular being 189 (independent), 190 (state-sponsored), and 489 (provisional) visas.

<a href="https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/work/empl/visa-options-comparison-charts">Comparison of Visa Options</a>

Essentially, how it works is that you have to meet the minimum points to qualify to receive an ITA (Invitation to Apply for PR visa). Based on your age, education, nominated occupation (chem eng in your course), state nominations, partner's skills, English proficiency, etc., you get points, which you can claim on your SkillSelect account/profile and create an EOI (Expression of Interest; it's like letting the state know that you want to migrate as a skill worker/professional).

If you get at least 60 points, you would qualify for an ITA. If you do get an ITA, you have to gather your documentation and lodge your PR visa application soon after and wait for the DHA (Department of Home Affairs, formerly Department of Immigration and Border Protection) to grant your PR visa. Processing times vary, but if you're skilled enough (with a good number of work experience, good English proficiency, and optimal age), it should be relatively easier to migrate as compared to pursuing the student visa route.

marialobsan

hi. my husband and I are planning to apply for a student visa, programmers po kami dito sa philippines pero hindi pa po ganun katagal yung experience 1 year mahigit pa lang and magiipon parin po kami para po s funds namin. may chance po kaya ma-approve?

athelene

@marialobsan Hi. If you're planning to apply for student visa, I don't think work experience is necessary for application (unless it's required for your program/course in AU). Yung "chance" of getting approved for a student really depends on how you can prove that your prior studies (in the Philippines) relates to your planned studies (in Australia), and the value of Australian study to your professional career. Of course, the capacity to pay for the expensive tuition is also another major factor to consider.

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