We specialize in education counseling and enrolments at
peak universities, vocational colleges, English language schools and high
schools.
We process your application and step by step arrange for your student
visa to enter Australia. We have experience in both education and migration
and we are registered migration agents in Australia.
We put you, the client first.
There can be visa-related costs associated with your travel.
These must be paid when you apply for your visa or travel authority.
Please note that whatever the outcome of your application, this charge
is non-refundable.
Some visa categories will also require a medical examination, a character
clearance, and/or a certified translation of some documents.
(For more information, go to the web site of the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs)
| Business people | For people planning travel to undertake business |
| Employer nomination | For Australian companies wanting to recruit staff |
| Events, conferences | Help for organisations planning events within Australia |
| Family visits | Visas for many travellers |
| Medical treatment | For people planning medical or hospital treatment |
| Professional Development program | Opportunities for professional/managerial skills development |
| Regional Australia programs | Opportunities to work outside the major cities |
| Staying permanently | If you want to remain in Australia |
| Study | For students or trainees from overseas |
| Tourism | Visas for many travellers |
| Transit passengers | For those making a short stop-over in Australia |
| Sponsored visitors | For visitors with a family or business sponsor |
| Working in Australia | Visa options for those wanting to work |
| Working holiday makers | Work/travel visas for young visitors or backpackers |
The Australian government suggests that international students allow funds of approximately $12,000 to $15,000 AUD per year to support their living expenditure. The information below is a GUIDE only for individual living expenses while in Australia:
| Item | Cost | Explanation |
| Housing | $100 upwards per week | Costs will vary greatly depending on where you live and how many people share accommodation with you. |
| Food | $75 upwards per week | This includes the price of groceries from supermarkets and an occasional lunch away from home. |
| Transportation | $15 upwards per week | Many students buy a weekly transport pass. Again, the cost of transport will vary greatly depending on where you live in Sydney. |
| Telephone | $20 per week | Telephone usage is discretionary. This will vary greatly depending on each student’s use of mobile phones, international calls, etc. |
| Medical expenses | $30 per consultation with doctor | Your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) will cover most costs. However, there are occasional costs (including consultations) which extend beyond the coverage of your medical plan. |
| Clothing | $50 per month | Clothing choices depend on students. Many students bring most clothes from home and purchase a few items while in Sydney. |
| Entertainment | $70 per week | This includes a film, a dinner or night out, etc. |
| Gas/Electricity | $10 upwards per week | If you share an apartment, the costs for utilities will decrease per person. |