7 MISTAKES STUDENT VISA APPLICANTS MAKE AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

7 MISTAKES STUDENT VISA APPLICANTS MAKE AND HOW TO AVOID THEM (SUBCLASS 500) – Student visa applicants to Australia
International Students to Australia; onshore students; student visa in Australia

Here are the 7 mistakes for Australian student visa applicants so you don't end up with visa refusals, wasted money, and unfulfilled dreams. I also shared how you can easily avoid them with a ton of simple visa application tips along the way

COMMON MISTAKES:
1. Not considering your ultimate career goals or your career outcome at the time you are thinking of coming to Australia.
TIPS: Be mindful of, what it is that you are actually getting, get a course that will make you happy, can obtain a job, in demand, and on the list of DOHA.
Occupation List: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas...

2. jumping straight to easy, cheap, and no English requirement courses
If you really need to open up your migration opportunities, the best thing to do is to upgrade your qualification, DO NOT DOWNGRADE! –
TIPS: get a bachelor's degree or master's by research program in science, engineering, technology, and mathematics; medical courses, health services, law, and social sciences can also lead to occupations that are in demand. The other promising courses are in the areas of teaching, nursing; social work; and trade courses.
Get your English tested – do not try to avoid the English requirement – no escape from it.

3. not having a migration plan in place
TIPS: get professional advice to draft a migration plan for you so you know exactly what you are getting into. Get a registered migration agent or a lawyer.
List of OMARA registered migration agents: https://www.mara.gov.au/search-the-re...

4. forming expectations about Australia without conducting your own research.
TIPS: Do your research so you can address all of the factors in your GTE. Your GTE must address all the factors of GTE succinctly, comprehensively, and in an organized manner.

5. presenting to the immigration a poorly written GTE Statement.
There is no specific structure on writing a GTE but you cannot dump all your points in a scattered manner and bullets. You will need to organize your thoughts and should only address the factors required.
Your GTE must be consistent with your level of English.

6. Failure to focus on genuine intention to temporarily stay in Australia.
Your student visa should and must only have one intention - and that is to study and temporarily stay in Australia.
And this should clearly come out in your GTE statement.

7. the common mistake of assuming that the case officer will ask for more information so that you don’t need to make your application as complete as possible.

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