1. Start with a motivation paragraph
2. Then add your bio data and educational background
3. Add job experience detail
4. Then create a situation that led you persue higher Education and study abroad in this situation you will discuss answer the question Why not Pakistan
5. Then bring forth reasons for choosing Australia
6. Detaild description of proposed study program with explanation of Why your Chosen institution
7. Your graduate profile and prispects of utilization of your studies in Pakistan( This is most Important part) ... Mske every effort to prove that you know where would you stand after your studies and how would you benefit your country with your qualification...
8. Add your future plans reflecting your close ties with homeland and your intention to return to home country
9.detail your financial situation
10. Commit to abide by Immigration Laws
11. Wrap up with a convincing request to consider you on priority
12. Name and signature
13. Write with or without headings
14.Use reasonable size if paragraphs 70 words aprriximately
15. Do not copy paste
16. Your English and Grammer should be flawless but keep your IELTS score in mind and write according to that level
17. Write 800-900 words maximum( Idealy 3 pages)
Rabiya HaiDer
SOME MORE ANSWERS FOR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS!
Note;questions about institute,sponser,why Australia,future plans etc should be answered according to your Statement Of Purpose,but these questions are mostly common in every case so thats why i have posted their suitable answers.
1-Annual living cost:
per year:18610$
per month:1550$
per week:388$
2-Travel Cost One side:1000$
3-Where will you stay in Australia?
i will stay at any rental apartment or shared accommodation,and for this purpose i am searching on Flatmate.com and easyroommate.com.
4-do you think your funds are enough to fulfill your expenses in Australia?
Think about your deposit money and calculate your total cost including tuition fee and living expenses,if your deposit money is more than your expenses than your you have sound financial statement.
5-Target country after studies?
definately i will come back to Pakistan because all my family members, relatives and business ties are in pakistan,and this degree has high demand in Pakistan.
6-If the visa officer ask you why should i grant you visa?
well,i am full time student as my previous qualification show that i am a consistent student and my only purpose to get visa is to get standard education,after that i will come back to my homeland and try to introduce advanced skills and experience in my country which i will learn from Australia.
7-what will you do if your visa is rejected?
if my visa gets rejected due to some reason i will try to resolve it and resubmit my file,and if i gets rejected again ,then i will think about my second option for study which is Canada.
8-do you intend to work in australia,?
As for as work is concerned during studies.i would prefer to study more and more in free time rather tahn work because it will affect my studies.
9-If you get a degree from Australia,would you like to go again for higher studies,?
yes i will..
10- what will you do during vacations?
hmm.vacation is a period after study to relax,so i will come back to pakistan to visit my family and spend some time with them.
Thanks
Ghulam Mujtaba
1-Annual living cost:
per year:18610$
per month:1550$
per week:388$
2-Travel Cost One side:1000$
3-Where will you stay in Australia?
i will stay at any rental apartment or shared accommodation,and for this purpose i am searching on Flatmate.com and easyroommate.com.
4-do you think your funds are enough to fulfill your expenses in Australia?
Think about your deposit money and calculate your total cost including tuition fee and living expenses,if your deposit money is more than your expenses than your you have sound financial statement.
5-Target country after studies?
definately i will come back to Pakistan because all my family members, relatives and business ties are in pakistan,and this degree has high demand in Pakistan.
6-If the visa officer ask you why should i grant you visa?
well,i am full time student as my previous qualification show that i am a consistent student and my only purpose to get visa is to get standard education,after that i will come back to my homeland and try to introduce advanced skills and experience in my country which i will learn from Australia.
7-what will you do if your visa is rejected?
if my visa gets rejected due to some reason i will try to resolve it and resubmit my file,and if i gets rejected again ,then i will think about my second option for study which is Canada.
8-do you intend to work in australia,?
As for as work is concerned during studies.i would prefer to study more and more in free time rather tahn work because it will affect my studies.
9-If you get a degree from Australia,would you like to go again for higher studies,?
yes i will..
10- what will you do during vacations?
hmm.vacation is a period after study to relax,so i will come back to pakistan to visit my family and spend some time with them.
Thanks
Ghulam Mujtaba
Visa Conditions in Subclass 573
visa conditions in subclass 573
its temporary visa so i will have to come back after studies.
visa is issued with work limitations as i cannot work more than 20 hours per week/40 hours per fortnight
i will have to maintain 80% attendance
i will have to meet course requirements and satisfactory progress and grades.
in case of changing accommodation i will have to inform institute in 7 days.
i will not involve in any activity which can harm or disturb Australian community or any other community.
i must not work before commencement date.
i must maintain adequate arrangements for health insurance during my stay in Australia.
Ghulam Mujtaba
its temporary visa so i will have to come back after studies.
visa is issued with work limitations as i cannot work more than 20 hours per week/40 hours per fortnight
i will have to maintain 80% attendance
i will have to meet course requirements and satisfactory progress and grades.
in case of changing accommodation i will have to inform institute in 7 days.
i will not involve in any activity which can harm or disturb Australian community or any other community.
i must not work before commencement date.
i must maintain adequate arrangements for health insurance during my stay in Australia.
Ghulam Mujtaba
ALL POSSIBLE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
now days Australian High Commission Islamabad is
taking interview with most of the visa applied students and some students are
getting rejection by their weak answer. So, we would like to request you to
prepare very well for the interview. Below are some common questions but it
will be case by case.
Why you want to study in Australia?
Why you want to study in Australia?
Why not in your home
country?
Why you want to study
this course?
Tell me about your
previous studies (completed course, college, completed month/year, academic
percentage etc.)• If you have education gap why?
What you have done in
this gaping time?
Is that related to
your previous academic and future course?
If you have work
experience (Office name, Phone No., location, duration of work, position,
duties and responsibilities, salary etc.)
If your work
experience is not in the related filed why you worked in different sector?
What is your future
plan?
How this course is
related to your future plan and how this will help you in future?
Is the similar course
is available in your home country?
If yes why not in your
home country?
What research you have
done about the possibilities to study same course in your country?
What is your class commencement
date?
When your course will
be finished?
What is the duration
of your course?
How many courses you
have enrolled? (You need to know start date, finished date, duration, fees of
each course)
How many units you
need to study to complete your full course?
How many units you
need to study each semester?
What are the subjects
you need to study in your course in first semester, second semester, third
semester etc.
How much is total fees
for your course?
How much is per year
fees?• How much is per semester fees?
If you have ELICOS
what is the duration of ELICOS and why you are packaging ELICOS?
Which are the other
universities or colleges you have researched before making final decision to
study in your current college or university?
Why other universities
or colleges are not suitable for you?
What are the
differences between these colleges and universities?
In which city your
university or college is located?
What do you know about
that city?
In which state your
university of College is located?
Why you want to study
this course in this University or College?
How you came to know
about this University or college?
When you have planned
to be return from Australia?
Will you work in
Australia?if yes what is the work limitation for international student in
Australia?
What you aspect form
the part time work?
Which are the sectors
normally you can get part time job and do you aspect to cover your living cost,
tuition fees from that earning?
Do you know about the Post Study Work?• Will
you apply for PSW? If yes when you can apply for the PSW and how long will be
the duration of PSW?
What you will get from
the PSW?• What is the Living cost per year for student?
What is the living
cost per year for dependent?
What is the travelling
cost for student and dependent?
How much will be the
weekly living cost for you in Australia?
How you will arrange
your accommodation in Australia?
Will you apply for PR
after completing your course in Australia?
In which sector you
can work after completing your course ?
What is the job
opportunities in your course related field in your home country?
From where you have
arranged your OSHC?
Do you have any
relatives in Australia?
If yes provide the
details about them• How you are going to fund your education?
What are the sources
of income of your parents/sponsors?
Who are sponsoring
your for your study?
What financial
documents you have submitted to support your visa application? (Loan or Bank
Balance)•
How you have taken
educational loan?• What is the duration of loan? Interest rate? Bank Name,
How much is the per
year income of your family?
They can support your
entire expenses for your study?
What is your passport
no.?
What is your date of
birth?
How many members are
there in your family?
Do you have any
brother or sister studying abroad?
If you want to work
after your education, how much salary do you expect to get?
Are you single or married?• If married what is
your spouse’s name?
Your spouse is also
accompanying with you?
What is the highest
qualification of your spouse?
What is your married
date?
How much is the living
cost in Australia for your dependent?
What will be doing your
dependent in Australia?
Why he/she wants to
accompany with you in Australia?
What is your spouse’s
passport number Date of Birth?
How was your marriage?
Love or arranged marriage?
Why you want to take
your spouse along with you in Australia?
What is your
father-in-law, Mother-in-law’s name and what they are doing?
If you are studying
Advance Diploma course, what you will do after advance Diploma course?
Will you be back after
completing your advance Diploma course or will study further study?
If you will study
further what level you will apply and what course you will be applying?
If you are applying in
SVP colleges, why not in University?
Why not directly
bachelor’s Degree in University?
Why Diploma/Advance
Diploma?
In which Universities
you can apply for Bachelor’s degree after your Diploma/ Advance Diploma?
Will you get credit
from your diploma/advance diploma course? If yes how long?
What is your visa
subclass?
How you can convince
me that you are genuine student to study in Australia?
What are the visa
conditions?
Can you change your
colleges or University after being there in Australia?
Do you have plan to
change the college or university?
What about the
attendance requirements?• How many study hours there will be in a week?
If you have changed
your faculty why?
credits
Ghulam Mujtaba
Why Australia ?
Did you know Australia has the third highest number of international students in the
world behind only the United Kingdom and the United States despite having a population of only 23 million? This isn’t surprising when you consider Australia has seven of the top 100 universities in the world! In fact, with over 22,000 courses across 1,100 institutions, Australia sits above the likes of Germany, the Netherlands and Japan, ranking eighth in the Universitas 2012 U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems. These are strong academic credentials, but our institutions are just as highly rated as the cities that house them around the country. Australia has five of the 30 best cities in the world for students based on student mix, affordability, quality of life, and employer activity – all important elements for students when choosing the best study destination. And with more than A$200 million provided by the Australian Government each year in international scholarships, we’re making it easier for you to come and experience the difference an Australian education can make to your future career opportunities. Do you have a specific study area of interest? There is every chance Australia has you covered, with at least one Australian university in the top 50 worldwide across the study areas of Natural Sciences & Mathematics, Life & Agricultural Sciences, Clinical Medicine & Pharmacy, and Physics. Given this impressive education pedigree, it’s not surprising there are now more than 2.5 million former international students who have gone on to make a difference after studying in Australia. Some of these students are among the world’s finest minds. In fact, Australia has produced 15 Nobel prize laureates and every day over 1 billion people around the world rely on Australian discoveries and innovations – including penicillin, IVF, ultrasound, Wi-Fi, the Bionic Ear, cervical cancer vaccine and Black Box Flight Recorders – to make their lives, and the lives of others, better. Why wouldn’t you want to study with some of the best minds in the world?
IELTS Tips and tricks-
Listening
1. At the beginning of each section read the questions carefully before the recording starts. This will help you to follow the recording and identify the answers.
2. Listen carefully for clues that indicate which stage of the recording you are listening to - for example, words such as ‘firstly’, ‘my next point’, ‘to sum up’. These words will help you identify which question you have reached.
Reading
1. To improve your performance in the Reading test you need to practise by reading a variety of English texts. This will help you develop the ability to read quickly as is required under test conditions.
2. The texts included in the Reading test always contain the information you need to answer the question. You won’t have to use your own knowledge of a topic.
Writing
1. Be careful to use your own words. The examiner will not include words copied from the question in the word count.
2. Make your position or point of view as clear as possible in your essay for Academic Writing Task 2. Your last paragraph should be a conclusion which is consistent with the arguments you have included in your essay.
Speaking
1. In the lead up to the Speaking test, make sure you take the time to practise speaking English – with friends, at work and on the phone. You should also consider recording yourself, so that you are confident speaking English during your test.
2. There are no right or wrong answers in the Speaking test. The examiner will assess you on how well you can express your ideas and opinions in good English.
Others-
1. In Listening, use the example at the beginning of the first section to familiarize yourself with the sound, the situation, and the speakers.
2. Keep listening until the recording stops, looking only at the questions that relate to the part being played.
3. There are often pauses in the recording between different sections. Use these to prepare for the next set of questions.
4. Answer Listening questions in the order they appear on the Question Paper. Remember that they normally follow the order of the information in the recording.
5. At the end of the recording you have some time to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. Check your grammar and spelling as you do so.
6. In Academic Reading, begin by going quickly through each passage to identify features such as the topic, the style, the likely source, the writer’s purpose and the intended reader.
7. As you read, don’t try to understand the precise meaning of every word or phrase. You don’t have time, and those parts of the text might not be tested anyway.
8. Reading tasks sometimes have an example answer. If this is the case, study it and decide why it is correct.
9. Some tasks require you to use words from the text in the answer; in others you should use your own words. Check the instructions carefully.
10. The instructions may also include a word limit, e.g. Use no more than three words. Keep to this by avoiding unnecessary words in your answer.
11. In Academic Writing, you must always keep to the topic set. Never try to prepare sections of text before the exam.
12. Keep to the suggested timing: there are more marks possible for Task 2 than Task 1.
13. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, using a wide range of language and showing your ability (in Task 2) to discuss ideas and express opinions.
14. If you write less than 150 words in Task 1 or less than 250 in Task 2 you will lose marks, but there is no maximum number of words for either.
15. When you plan your essay, allow plenty of time at the end to check your work.
16. In Speaking, don’t try to give a prepared speech, or talk about a different topic from the one you are asked to discuss.
17. Always speak directly to the Examiner, not to the recording equipment.
18. Whenever you reply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to the Examiner’s questions, add more details to your answer. In each case, aim to explain at least one point.
19. Remember that you are not being tested on your general knowledge but on your ability to communicate effectively.
20. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, talking clearly at normal speed and using a wide range of structures and vocabulary
1. At the beginning of each section read the questions carefully before the recording starts. This will help you to follow the recording and identify the answers.
2. Listen carefully for clues that indicate which stage of the recording you are listening to - for example, words such as ‘firstly’, ‘my next point’, ‘to sum up’. These words will help you identify which question you have reached.
Reading
1. To improve your performance in the Reading test you need to practise by reading a variety of English texts. This will help you develop the ability to read quickly as is required under test conditions.
2. The texts included in the Reading test always contain the information you need to answer the question. You won’t have to use your own knowledge of a topic.
Writing
1. Be careful to use your own words. The examiner will not include words copied from the question in the word count.
2. Make your position or point of view as clear as possible in your essay for Academic Writing Task 2. Your last paragraph should be a conclusion which is consistent with the arguments you have included in your essay.
Speaking
1. In the lead up to the Speaking test, make sure you take the time to practise speaking English – with friends, at work and on the phone. You should also consider recording yourself, so that you are confident speaking English during your test.
2. There are no right or wrong answers in the Speaking test. The examiner will assess you on how well you can express your ideas and opinions in good English.
Others-
1. In Listening, use the example at the beginning of the first section to familiarize yourself with the sound, the situation, and the speakers.
2. Keep listening until the recording stops, looking only at the questions that relate to the part being played.
3. There are often pauses in the recording between different sections. Use these to prepare for the next set of questions.
4. Answer Listening questions in the order they appear on the Question Paper. Remember that they normally follow the order of the information in the recording.
5. At the end of the recording you have some time to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. Check your grammar and spelling as you do so.
6. In Academic Reading, begin by going quickly through each passage to identify features such as the topic, the style, the likely source, the writer’s purpose and the intended reader.
7. As you read, don’t try to understand the precise meaning of every word or phrase. You don’t have time, and those parts of the text might not be tested anyway.
8. Reading tasks sometimes have an example answer. If this is the case, study it and decide why it is correct.
9. Some tasks require you to use words from the text in the answer; in others you should use your own words. Check the instructions carefully.
10. The instructions may also include a word limit, e.g. Use no more than three words. Keep to this by avoiding unnecessary words in your answer.
11. In Academic Writing, you must always keep to the topic set. Never try to prepare sections of text before the exam.
12. Keep to the suggested timing: there are more marks possible for Task 2 than Task 1.
13. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, using a wide range of language and showing your ability (in Task 2) to discuss ideas and express opinions.
14. If you write less than 150 words in Task 1 or less than 250 in Task 2 you will lose marks, but there is no maximum number of words for either.
15. When you plan your essay, allow plenty of time at the end to check your work.
16. In Speaking, don’t try to give a prepared speech, or talk about a different topic from the one you are asked to discuss.
17. Always speak directly to the Examiner, not to the recording equipment.
18. Whenever you reply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to the Examiner’s questions, add more details to your answer. In each case, aim to explain at least one point.
19. Remember that you are not being tested on your general knowledge but on your ability to communicate effectively.
20. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, talking clearly at normal speed and using a wide range of structures and vocabulary
STUDY GAP
Study gap : Study gap is not a major problem for a candidate as long as his all other documents is perfect.i know someone who has 6 years of study gap but still he got the student visa .here is some steps what you can do to handle with your study gap issue-
1. Provide link course certificates , such as -diploma/short courses .make sure your link course has connection/relation with your hsc/graduation subjects.
2. Provide your job information (if you have any) .make sure your it is verifiable .
>> How many years of study gap Australian immigration accept?
= if you have reasonable cause ( for doing related diploma courses or doing study related job or you were medically unfit ) for study gap they accept upto 6 years even more . But if you cant prove that they do not accept more than one year study gap.
1. Provide link course certificates , such as -diploma/short courses .make sure your link course has connection/relation with your hsc/graduation subjects.
2. Provide your job information (if you have any) .make sure your it is verifiable .
>> How many years of study gap Australian immigration accept?
= if you have reasonable cause ( for doing related diploma courses or doing study related job or you were medically unfit ) for study gap they accept upto 6 years even more . But if you cant prove that they do not accept more than one year study gap.
Checklist of documents for Australian student visa application
Checklist of documents for Australian student visa application
Statement of purpose-1 page
Offer letter – 1 page
IELTS
COE
All academics certificates – as descending order
All marks sheets
Other additional certificates ( if any to cover study gap)
Prove of relationship with sponsor – if sponsor is 1st blood
Financial guarantee form- sponsor declaration – 2 pages
Study loan documents ( if any)
Summery of financial guarantors source of income
Proof of sponsors source of income
Polio Certificate
Sponsor ID Card
Own ID & B form
Statement of purpose-1 page
Offer letter – 1 page
IELTS
COE
All academics certificates – as descending order
All marks sheets
Other additional certificates ( if any to cover study gap)
Prove of relationship with sponsor – if sponsor is 1st blood
Financial guarantee form- sponsor declaration – 2 pages
Study loan documents ( if any)
Summery of financial guarantors source of income
Proof of sponsors source of income
Polio Certificate
Sponsor ID Card
Own ID & B form
PART TIME JOB With Studies in Australia
>> How many hours I can legally work ?
=20 hours. But you can do more on your uni vacation
>> can I manage my all expenses from prat time job?
= no you cant . the maximum you can earn in first 2-3 years is 50% of your total expenses.
>> how can I get a job?
= your strong reference , English skill and previous job skill will help you to get a job
>> what type of job I have to do?
= depends on above 3 things.
Chain Shopping Centre sales person , door to door marketing , college teacher, cleaning , cooking and kitchen jobs , security, newspaper handover , barista , McDonald type shop , retails shop sales person etc.
>> how much is hourly rate?
= 12-25 aud /per hour
=20 hours. But you can do more on your uni vacation
>> can I manage my all expenses from prat time job?
= no you cant . the maximum you can earn in first 2-3 years is 50% of your total expenses.
>> how can I get a job?
= your strong reference , English skill and previous job skill will help you to get a job
>> what type of job I have to do?
= depends on above 3 things.
Chain Shopping Centre sales person , door to door marketing , college teacher, cleaning , cooking and kitchen jobs , security, newspaper handover , barista , McDonald type shop , retails shop sales person etc.
>> how much is hourly rate?
= 12-25 aud /per hour
What is SVP ???
SVP is a term referring to "streamlined visa processing". This means that your university is mainly responsible for taking care of your financial details etc. So, by the time you apply for the visa DIBP doesn't have to go through lengthy verifications. When you apply though SVP, your assessment level is set to 1. Each country has its own assessment level set by the DIBP which determines the risk factor of that particular country. Assessment level 1 means that there is lowest risk of you coming to Australia and thus the decision time is greatly decreased and hence you are granted the visa much quicker.
Now, this doesn't means you will always get a decision in 20 - 30 days through SVP. AHC is extremely unpredictable in this regard and can take upto 4 months even under SVP. So in my understanding, when they say that each SVP candidate has assessment level 1 regardless of their country, the lie. I would say that if you are in Pakistan, more often than not, you are lucky to get faster decision time under SVP.
If you have any questionable study gaps in your study timeline, you're most likely to get an interview call. Prepare for it. Otherwise, just pray for the best. Your university seems to have a good reputation. Hopefully, you'll get your visa on time iA
Overseas Sponsor
If you have any permanent resident or citizen relatives in Australia ,than your application approval is a matter of time .but your relatives willing to provide these documents for you
1. Their passport number/pr information
2. Their bank statement (showing full amount of total expenses of your course duration)
3. Their personal financial statement mentioning that, they have no problem carry your expenses incase if you need it.
4. Their source of income ( job contract / pay slip etc)
>> Who will be my sponsor?
= 1st blood : anyone of family member
2nd blood : uncle, aunt, cousin , father/mother in low,
Any blood : any one who is not your relative willing to show his/her money for you
>> How much money my sponsor need to show on his account?
= its depends on the situation on average 30 lac PKR
1. Their passport number/pr information
2. Their bank statement (showing full amount of total expenses of your course duration)
3. Their personal financial statement mentioning that, they have no problem carry your expenses incase if you need it.
4. Their source of income ( job contract / pay slip etc)
>> Who will be my sponsor?
= 1st blood : anyone of family member
2nd blood : uncle, aunt, cousin , father/mother in low,
Any blood : any one who is not your relative willing to show his/her money for you
>> How much money my sponsor need to show on his account?
= its depends on the situation on average 30 lac PKR
Study loan
It's possible to show study loan as a secure available fund and it's the best option. It's increase the visa success. But, don't forget about "source of income" to prove that your sponsor able to repay the study loan
If your sponsor is/are businessman , he will required to provide these documents—
1. NTN Number
2. income statement of business/sales n purchase invoice
3. tax Returns
You can also Go for Student financial load letter if you don't have your own then you need to pay Approx 1Lac for Amount of 40-45lac bank load letter for three months
If your sponsor is/are businessman , he will required to provide these documents—
1. NTN Number
2. income statement of business/sales n purchase invoice
3. tax Returns
You can also Go for Student financial load letter if you don't have your own then you need to pay Approx 1Lac for Amount of 40-45lac bank load letter for three months
Visa Interview Questionnaire
* Why did you choose to go to Australia?
* Why did you choose this particular university/Institute?
* Why have you chosen the program that you are going in?
* What are the courses that you will study in that program?
* What is the total fee of this program?
* What are the career benefits of this course?
* What is the visa subclass that you are going in?
* What are the visa conditions for that particular visa subclass? How will you use this education for your future?
* What is your total tuition fee expense (Please refer to COE)
* What is the total living cost/year?($18610)
* What is the travel cost? ($2000).
* How will you cover your expense?
* What are sources of Income of Sponsor?
* What are the numbers of your previous Work place?
* Are you currently employed if yes please provide the details? (Organization name, contact numbers, Business details etc).
Possible Reasons for Visa Refusal
Most of the student visa application got refused by immigration for one or multiple of these reason/s.And ive also provided some guideline to recover these issues -
1. False income source of sponsor .
= Do not provide any documents to prove your sponsors income source what is not standard enough to prove that .Immigration officer are very expert to trace which documents is real and which is not.dont try to make them fool.
= Do not provide any documents to prove your sponsors income source what is not standard enough to prove that .Immigration officer are very expert to trace which documents is real and which is not.dont try to make them fool.
2. Previous study is not related to your applied course
= Make sure the course/subject you choose for apply it has connection to your previous course /subject in HSC/Graduation or your very recent job.
3. Study gap.
= If you have study gap , make sure you provide short courses/diploma courses what is related to your previous study to recover your gap.Or if you are a job holder ,provide your job proof documents,make sure your job is related to your study. Keep on mind , immigration does not want any applicant passed a long time jobless/study-less.
4. Not enough money shown to cover full length of your course
= Make sure your sponsor showing enough money to cover your whole course cost + living cost.
= Make sure your sponsor showing enough money to cover your whole course cost + living cost.
5. Statement of purpose is not clear.
= Make sure you have a clear statement of purpose. describe clearly why you choose this course, what you going to do after finishing this course , how you will manage the expenses .
Do not forget to provide enough documents to support your statement
6. Not meeting health or character requirements
= Provide documents to prove your character ,such as "police clearance".
7. Any other misleading information/documents
= Make sure the information from all of provided documents reflecting the same thing .Do not provide different information in different document
Source of income
Now a days its a big headache ,how to show the income source to the immigration .In most cases, if the applicant are not able to provide the proof of income ,no matter how strong your application is, it will be refused .You have to prove them how your sponsor could arrange your money while you are studying overseas .So , start organizing your required document to prove your sponsors source of income. Here is few tips you can follow-
1. If your sponsor is a businessman: Try to collect "purchase invoice" ,"sales cash memo" for last 6 months, as many-as better .Keep on mind the profit of that business has to be twice than your living+study cost in a particular time slot.
2. If your sponsor is a service holder : Try to collect document of proof that he/she receiving salary every month from his company for last one year.
3. If your sponsor is a retired service holder ,you can show pension money as a source of income
4. If your sponsor has land you can show "income from crops" or "land-lease money"(best for pakistani students as you can make fake doc easilysmile emoticon )
5. If your sponsor has house/flat you can show "income from house rent"
6. Remember, you can show as many source as your sponsor has .just make sure your are providing reasonable evidence to prove your statement.
7. Maximum 5 person could be sponsor for 1 applicant.
8. Prove them by documents that your sponsor/s has double income than what you need for your study and living .
For example , if you are applying for 1 year course and your total estimated expenses will be 20 lac PKR , prove them your sponsor/s has a income of minimum 40 lac PKR per year.
Everything will go so smoothly you cant even imagine as soon as you have clear sponsor support .If you/your sponsor are tight on the budget, i suggest, try multiple sponsor providing multiple source of income ..
Best of luck. like emoticon
1. If your sponsor is a businessman: Try to collect "purchase invoice" ,"sales cash memo" for last 6 months, as many-as better .Keep on mind the profit of that business has to be twice than your living+study cost in a particular time slot.
2. If your sponsor is a service holder : Try to collect document of proof that he/she receiving salary every month from his company for last one year.
3. If your sponsor is a retired service holder ,you can show pension money as a source of income
4. If your sponsor has land you can show "income from crops" or "land-lease money"(best for pakistani students as you can make fake doc easilysmile emoticon )
5. If your sponsor has house/flat you can show "income from house rent"
6. Remember, you can show as many source as your sponsor has .just make sure your are providing reasonable evidence to prove your statement.
7. Maximum 5 person could be sponsor for 1 applicant.
8. Prove them by documents that your sponsor/s has double income than what you need for your study and living .
For example , if you are applying for 1 year course and your total estimated expenses will be 20 lac PKR , prove them your sponsor/s has a income of minimum 40 lac PKR per year.
Everything will go so smoothly you cant even imagine as soon as you have clear sponsor support .If you/your sponsor are tight on the budget, i suggest, try multiple sponsor providing multiple source of income ..
Best of luck. like emoticon
What is Sol List ?
= sol stands for "skilled occupation list" .Australian government designed a “profession list” where they still need manpower. But you have to have previous study and skill to apply for residency by starting one of those profession. Thats why its a good idea to choose from those selected subjects/courses ,make sure your previous study is related to your chosen carrier/profession .
Please click here for sol list
SOL List
Please click here for sol list
SOL List
Important Tips
- Think twice if you are applying for "agency selected course" or any course which is not listed on the SOL list .Make sure your course has clear pathway to apply for residency after study completion .Otherwise you will be wasting your valuable time n money
- if you are 27 years old , holding a skilled degree or skilled occupation ... go for Australian immigration rather then student Visa ...
Some Main key Point of Application Success
Some main key point of application success
- Clear sponsor
- Source of income from sponsor
- Study gap covered (if any)
- Good score in ielts
- Link course selection (Related to your previous education / Experience )
- Clear sponsor
- Source of income from sponsor
- Study gap covered (if any)
- Good score in ielts
- Link course selection (Related to your previous education / Experience )
How to APPLY PR in AUSTRALIA
PR = Permanent Residency:
How to be an Australian permanent resident-
1. Complete your graduation/ post graduation from Australian uni in selected subjects ( refer to SOL list).then apply for TR (TEMPORARY RESIDENCY) .
After 2 years of holding a TR, you will be able to apply for PR.
2. If you are graduated from be in selected courses ( see sol list) and you have 3 years professional experience and your profession is on SOL list,you can apply for pr straight away.
3. If you are able buy a property / business in Australia in selected states,you will be able to apply for pr as a investor
4. If you marry someone who is australian pr holder or citizen already.
SOL List
How to be an Australian permanent resident-
1. Complete your graduation/ post graduation from Australian uni in selected subjects ( refer to SOL list).then apply for TR (TEMPORARY RESIDENCY) .
After 2 years of holding a TR, you will be able to apply for PR.
2. If you are graduated from be in selected courses ( see sol list) and you have 3 years professional experience and your profession is on SOL list,you can apply for pr straight away.
3. If you are able buy a property / business in Australia in selected states,you will be able to apply for pr as a investor
4. If you marry someone who is australian pr holder or citizen already.
SOL List
Where you need the money ? When you plan for study in Abroad ?
Step 1 . Determine that you are going to overseas for higher study
Step 2. Country choose
Step 3. Course /institution choose
Step 4. IELTS COACHING + resources (takes 2-3 months) = 7000-10000 PKR
Step 5. Apply for Passport 3000-5000 PRK
Step 6. IELTS TEST – 20,000 PKR for every time
Step 7. Student agent/council selection & registration – 15000-25000 PKR
Step 8. Apply for offer letter
Step 9. Organize required documents what you need to be submit with application for immigration (takes 1-months to collect)
Step 10. Pay tuition fees to the institute/uni 700000-1300000 PKR per semester
Step 11. Book Medical insurance 100000 -150000 PKR
Step 12 .Visa FEE draft 50000 PKR (For Aus)
Step 13. Receive CoE
Step 14. Arrange Bank statement .if you don't have your own then you need to pay Approx 1Lac for 40-45lac bank load letter
Step 15. Bio-matric And medical test 7200 and 9700 PKR
Step 16. Receive the visa
Step 17. Plane ticket booking n fly 70000-100000 PKR
FAQ ( Frequently asked questions from members )
FAQ ( Frequently asked questions from members )
>>>"guys tell me please .....is Australia best place for study and work".??
= Of course. It is.as you will have plenty of job opportunities while you are student.in most of the cases you don't need to get money from be to pay your tuition fees and life expenses. In top of that you will have an opportunity to Seattle down here by getting permanent residency.
>>>Can undergraduate students cover their living+accommodation costs by doing part time jobs in Australia which is 20 hours per forth night?
= NO. you can't. Maximum you can manage 50% of your total study and living expenses foe the first two years
>>How much a student income Australia when he continue study.
= it depents on your job status.how many hours you can work.aprx 0-2lacs a month.but you will have nothing left after paying all expenses. some time you will need additional money to pay off.
= http://universityreviews.com.au/lowest-tuition-fees.html
>>>What kind of jobs are offered as a part time ?
= Initially hard labour jobs ,unless you have a strong referee or your English skill is ielts 6.5 < standard
>>>Which University should I choose?
= Consider university ranking , uni branch location , how available the job will be on that location , tuition fees .these are vital points when you choose institution.
>>> is there any possibility of getting scholarships?...
= only if you are a plus category student
>>> What is income n expenses
= Living/study cost in Australia
EDUCATION:
1. Bachelor /postgraduate program : $17000- $25000 /year
2. Diploma cources in business college : $7000-$12000/yr
3. Diploma cources in TAFE ( Technical institute) : $8000-$16000/yr
OTHERS
4. Food + rent + other bills : $ 13000-$20000/yr
5. Partner (wife/husband) : $7000-$10000/yr
6. Children : $3500-$4000/yr (For each)
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Currency $1 Australian dollar = 80 PKR
>>>"guys tell me please .....is Australia best place for study and work".??
= Of course. It is.as you will have plenty of job opportunities while you are student.in most of the cases you don't need to get money from be to pay your tuition fees and life expenses. In top of that you will have an opportunity to Seattle down here by getting permanent residency.
>>>Can undergraduate students cover their living+accommodation costs by doing part time jobs in Australia which is 20 hours per forth night?
= NO. you can't. Maximum you can manage 50% of your total study and living expenses foe the first two years
>>How much a student income Australia when he continue study.
= it depents on your job status.how many hours you can work.aprx 0-2lacs a month.but you will have nothing left after paying all expenses. some time you will need additional money to pay off.
= http://universityreviews.com.au/lowest-tuition-fees.html
>>>What kind of jobs are offered as a part time ?
= Initially hard labour jobs ,unless you have a strong referee or your English skill is ielts 6.5 < standard
>>>Which University should I choose?
= Consider university ranking , uni branch location , how available the job will be on that location , tuition fees .these are vital points when you choose institution.
>>> is there any possibility of getting scholarships?...
= only if you are a plus category student
>>> What is income n expenses
= Living/study cost in Australia
EDUCATION:
1. Bachelor /postgraduate program : $17000- $25000 /year
2. Diploma cources in business college : $7000-$12000/yr
3. Diploma cources in TAFE ( Technical institute) : $8000-$16000/yr
OTHERS
4. Food + rent + other bills : $ 13000-$20000/yr
5. Partner (wife/husband) : $7000-$10000/yr
6. Children : $3500-$4000/yr (For each)
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Currency $1 Australian dollar = 80 PKR
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