Study at prestigious universities in Australia with a student visa. These visas permit you to pursue part-time or full-time studies in universities, ESL programs, and vocational training programs.

To obtain a student visa, you must first determine your assessment level, select a course of study, and then apply for the visa in the appropriate category.

Assessment Level

Assessment levels are based on the country of your origin. Each country is assigned a level that reflects the potential risk its citizens might pose to Australia if granted a student visa. Level 1 represents the lowest risk, while Level 5 indicates the highest.

These risks are evaluated based on the behavior of individuals from the country in question when they are granted a student visa. This includes whether they adhered to visa conditions, respected Australian laws and customs, and succeeded in their studies. The higher your assessment level, the more evidence you will need to provide to demonstrate your eligibility for a student visa.

To determine your assessment level, match the country of your passport with the relevant Australian education sector for your chosen course of study.

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Student Visas

After determining your assessment level and securing acceptance into a registered course of study, you can apply for a visa. The following are the various education sectors and their corresponding visas:

Independent English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) sector (Subclass 570)

Schools sector (Subclass 573)

Vocational Education and Training sector (Subclass 572)

Higher Education sector (Subclass 573)

Postgraduate Research sector (Subclass 574)

Non-award sector (Subclass 575)

AusAid and Defence sector (Subclass 576)