Facing a Student Visa Refusal? Don’t Worry
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Understanding Student Visa Refusal
Understanding Student Visa Refusal
There is several reasons behind Australian Immigration decision to refuse your student visa application. These reasons are happen to most cases.
Unclear Motives
Your GTE statement does not provide evidence that you have strong ties to your home country. You did not demonstrate a clear reason to return to your home country post-study.
Financial Reason
You do not show a sufficient amount of money which can support your study in Australia as requested by Australian Immigration.
Uncertain Reason
You have not indicated how your selected course will drastically improve your future. Even if you downgrade your previous qualification, you should give your reason on why you are doing so.
Information Mismatch
All the documents provided on your visa application should satisfy the Australian Immigration. Thus, the failure to provide it will lead to a visa refusal.
Exploring Your Options
A student visa refusal is not always the end of your journey. There are several options available for you to regain your chance. Please be advised that after facing your first Australian student visa refusal, you have a 40% lower chance of acceptance when re-applying.
RE-APPLY
You have an option to re-apply your visa as long as your Education Provider has not cancelled your COE.
NEW EDUCATION PROVIDER
You are unable to re-applying your visa immediately if your COE got cancelled. You have to find another Education Provider which will issue a new COE for you.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL
If you happen to be in Australia when your visa was refused, you can apply for an Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT).
There is a
Second Chance For You
There is a
Second Chance For You
If you are experiencing a student visa refusal, better to find a professional education agency who truly concerns on your circumstances and know what to do next for you.
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Overcome Visa Refusal
We Helped Them
Overcome Visa Refusal
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Re-applying for a visa can be done anytime, however it still depends on your COE’s validity because you will need to adjust your new application to your course start date.
It will depend on case-per-case base and how you explain to Australian immigration regarding your situation on the next visa.
It will depend on the type of your bridging visa. Please remember, you can only use your bridging visa, after your visa got refused, if you process your further appeal to the Tribunal. Otherwise, you will need to leave Australia immediately. Please refer to The Department of Home Affairs’s website for your reference or you can contact a registered migration agent in Australia for further assistance.
You still have an option for an administrative appeal if your visa been refused onshore. During this time, you are able to continue your study until the new decision is come out.
You can apply it online. You can also apply in writing by filling in an application form , email (size limit 10MB), or letter. If you are unsure on how to do it, you may also contact a registered migration agent in Australia for further assistance.
If it has not cancelled by your college/university, then it can be used to re-apply your student visa. But, if it is already cancelled or your study has started, then you will need to find a new COE.
Any Problem With
Australian Student Visa ?
Any Problem With
Australian Student Visa ?
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