Study abroad · Australia
Australia pairs strong universities with generous post-study work rights. The system centres on one document — the Confirmation of Enrolment — and one test: the Genuine Student requirement.
Step 1 — Get your CoE
Accept an offer from a CRICOS-registered institution and receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) for each intended course. No CoE, no visa application — and course changes later need a matching CoE.
Step 2 — Pass the Genuine Student requirement
Write a focused statement covering why this course, why Australia, study and employment history, and post-study plans. Generic statements are the most common refusal ground; tie every claim to evidence.
Step 3 — Funds, health cover, visa
Show course fees plus the current annual living amount (check the live figure), hold Overseas Student Health Cover for the full stay, and lodge Student visa (subclass 500) with biometrics. Allow the published processing window — do not book non-refundable travel early.
Official Student visa (subclass 500) guidance ↗
English proof for Australia
IELTS, PTE Academic and TOEFL are all widely accepted with per-provider minimums; visa rules set their own floor. Prepare with Jobins Training English courses, including PTE-specific training.
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