Study in Australia

Australia has a very strong educational infrastructure and quality of life, both of which are moderately affordable.

Earn while you learn: Australia is one of the only some countries where international students are legitimate to work up to 20 hours each week during the academic year and full-time during vacations.

Recently Australia has crossed the 20 million -population limit. Australia has the freshest air, the cleanest water, bluest skies, and a wide range of vegetables and exotic fruits such as mangoes, avocados, kiwis, and so on, available throughout the year. Most ‘Ozzie’s’, as they  are  called,  live  roughly the wide coastal area, with the biggest city being Sydney, followed by Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, etc.

Folks in Australia are tremendously friendly and largely outdoor oriented, linking themselves in a variety of games.  Dignity of Labour is an essential part of the Australian culture, with minimum wages being one of the highest world-wide. People from all strata’s of society, be it a street-sweeper or the MD of a big company, take great arrogance in what they do.

There are 43 Universities in Australia. The educational system  is  essentially  non – discriminatory,  with  the quality of infrastructure,  course  curriculum,  teaching faculty and  extra-curricular facilities at a uniformly high paradigm across all educational  bodies.

The key insight differences between universities are built around their age and level of research.  The  older universities likely  to be more inclined  towards   research,   and  eight  such universities, called the   “Group  of  Eight” (University of Melbourne, University  of Sydney, University of Western Australia, Australian National University, Monash University,  University of Adelaide, University  of  Queens  land and University of New  South  Wales) have established themselves  as  some  of the best in the country.

Today,  Australia  is  a  really  multi -cultural country, with people from all over the world including  Pakistan,  China,  the  UK,  the USA and so on, jointly forming a part of the Australian community. All top MNCs have a foundation here, making it a model for professionals.  In particular, Australia is a safe place, without racial intolerance, with an educational system based on world-class research that is still ideal in terms of value for money.

Australia is offering a wide range of courses from Diploma level to PhD level in nearly all subject areas. If you want to have further details for a particular course write to us at [email protected].

Australia Admission Checklist

1. Copies of All Educational Documents (Attested)
2. Any experience Letter
3. One Photographs (Passport Size)
4. Comprehensive CV
5. Copy Of Passport (One year valid, First Page, Second Page and Last Page)
6. Copy of CNIC
7. Two Academic Reference Letters
8. SOP, Statement of Purpose (Be strict on it as this must be provided by student. We can give him guidance how to prepare it but finally student has to prepare it.)
9. Contact details ( Landline number + Mobile Number + Email Address + Residential Address)
10. Next to kin details
11. English Test Score Report (IELTS , TOEFL, PTE)
12. Any Previous Visa Application record (Previous Refusal)

Australia Admission Checklist

1. All Educational Documents ( Original + Two Copies ) must be attested by IBCC/HEC. Student must be having 60% marks in his last education and no gap at all for UG courses, For PG courses reason of the gap like Experience letters etc must require.

2. One Photographs (Passport Size)
3. Copy Of Passport (One year valid, First Page, Second Page and Last Page)
4. Copy of CNIC
5. Two Academic Reference Letters
6. Student Statement of Purpose (Be strict on it as this must be provided by student. We can give him guidance how to prepare it but finally student has to prepare it and in last we can elaborate it)
7. Contact detail ( Landline number + Mobile Number + Email Address + Residential Address)
8. English Test Score Report (IELTS , TOEFL, PTE)
9. Any Previous Visa Application record (Previous Refusal)
10. Copy of Bank Statement (personal & sponsor)
11. University will conduct the interview of student based on his SOP.

GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) Requirements

The genuine temporary entrant (GTE) requirement is an integrity measure to ensure that the student visa programme is used as intended and not as a way for international students to maintain ongoing residency in Australia. The GTE requirement applies to all student visa applicants.

FINANCIAL & ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS for AUSTRALIA

Visa Fees (For up-to date information check relevant embassy visa section)

Travel, tuition and living expenses

You must declare on your application that you have enough money to pay for travel, tuition and living expenses for yourself, your partner and your dependent children for the duration of your stay in Australia. You must also have enough money to support your partner and dependent children, even if they do not travel with you to Australia.

The table below outlines the amounts in Australian dollars (AUD) that you need access to. These amounts are the minimum required for this visa. They do not necessarily represent the cost of living in Australia.

Note:- (A simple formula is Living Expenses + Balance Tuition Fee + 2000 AUD). Bank statements would be three to six months old. But if it is on the name of student and a valid proof of available of transfer of funds then one month old would work.

The department must be satisfied that an applicant, once in Australia, will have the sufficient funds they claim to possess to cover the travel, tuition and living costs for themselves and their family members.

Acceptable sources of income

The money to support you and your family members may come from any legal source.

Fully Funded Students

If you are a fully funded student, you must show evidence that the sponsoring agency, government or organisation will cover the cost of:

• Travel, tuition and living expenses for yourself and dependent family members accompanying you to Australia
• Supporting your dependent family members remaining in your home country, taking into consideration the local standard of living.

Note: If family members later decide to join you in Australia, you must show evidence of extra funds from an acceptable source to cover their travel, tuition and living expenses in Australia.

Evidence of income:

• Please provide appropriate proof from the followings related to you:
• Tax Statement
• Income Statement.
• Business Statement
• Audited Business Accounts
• Loan documents
• Bank account statement(s)
• Proof of rental income
• Proof of income from savings like fixed deposits
• Proof of income from agricultural land

When considering whether the funds will be genuinely available, take into account additional information and supporting evidence you provide, such as:

• the nature of the relationship between you and the person who is providing the funds, where applicable
• your income, assets and employment or those of the person providing the funds
• evidence of financial support history
• source of funds for any lump sum deposits.