FAQs

Yes. Many institutions offer early enrolment discounts or special promotions. We’ll let you know about the best options available based on your profile and goals.

Yes, it’s possible. However, this depends on several factors, such as the course you’re studying, your age, the state you live in and your migration profile. If you’re interested in a pathway to residency, we’ll put you in touch with IMMagine Migration, our trusted migration partners who specialise in residency and migration processes in Australia.

Yes, it’s possible. However, if you haven’t yet completed at least six months of your main course, you’ll need a release letter from your current institution to make the change. But don’t worry, we take care of the entire process for you.

Yes. You don’t need to leave the country. Extending means applying for a new visa before your current one expires, and the whole process can be done from within Australia.

Yes. On a student visa you can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while your classes are in session, and full time during the holidays. This allows you to cover part of your expenses and gain work experience.

No. You can apply for an English course starting from a beginner level. What matters is showing your interest in and commitment to learning the language during your stay in Australia.

Most applications are processed within 4 to 8 weeks. We’ll help you prepare your documents quickly to avoid delays.

All advice for your student visa is completely free. We guide you through the entire process: choosing your course, applying to the institution, the visa and health insurance. You’ll only need to cover the costs of the course, the visa and your OSHC.
If your profile has migration potential and you would like an appointment with one of our certified migration agents, that consultation does have an additional cost, which varies from case to case.

Your children do not acquire Australian citizenship simply by being in the country. They keep your nationality and can be included as dependants on your visa once they have a valid passport.

There is no age limit to study in Australia. However, if you are over 30, it’s important that your reasons for studying are well justified to show that you are a genuine student.

To start the process you’ll need: a copy of your passport, academic certificates, evidence of funds (if applicable) and a letter of intent. We’ll send you a personalised list after your free assessment.

In addition to English, you can study vocational education and training (VET) programs, certificates, diplomas or university degrees in areas such as business, health, cookery, technology and education, among others.