Studying in Australia can serve as your gateway to a rewarding education and a promising future career. Discover everything about your preferred course.
Master of Nursing
If you are a degree-qualified nurse and you are planning on embarking on a more enriching role within the healthcare industry, you can advance your nursing career with a Master of Nursing in Australia
Location: Melbourne, Perth, Sunshine Coast, Sydney
Cost: $20 000 - $25 000
Diploma in Early Childhood Education
The Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care provides you with advanced skills and knowledge to excel in early childhood education.
The Bachelor of Information Technology offers a strong foundation in IT, covering programming, cybersecurity, network administration, and software development.
Australia’s strong economy and expanding digital sector have increased demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals. With cyber threats becoming more complex, this field offers exciting and rewarding career opportunities.
Location: Melbourne, Sydney
Cost: $20 000 - $25 000
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
The Graduate Diploma of TESOL in Australia prepares educators with the expertise to teach English effectively to non-native speakers.
This master’s program equips students with advanced skills in mechanical engineering technology to meet the demands of the growing mechanical engineering industry.
Certificate III & IV in Commercial Cookery & Diploma of Hospitality
Chefs manage menu planning, food preparation, and kitchen teams in restaurants and catering settings. Graduates of this course will be qualified to work as a Chef de Cuisine or Sous Chef.
Advance your career with this comprehensive qualification in project management. Gain the advanced skills needed to succeed as a project manager or team leader.
What documents are most important for a student visa application?
Key documents usually include:
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
Genuine Student (GS) statement
Financial evidence
English language test results (if required)
Academic transcripts and certificates Requirements can vary, so it’s important to check the DHA Document Checklist Tool before lodging.
Do I need to show financial documents even if my university does not ask for them?
Yes. Even if your education provider does not request financial evidence, DHA may still require it. Always prepare financial documents in advance to avoid delays or refusals.
What is the Genuine Student (GS) requirement?
The GS requirement assesses whether you genuinely intend to study in Australia. DHA looks at:
Your study plan
Academic progression
Career goals
Financial capacity
Ties to your home country
A well-prepared GS statement is critical for approval.
Can previous visa refusals affect my student visa application?
Previous refusals do not automatically lead to refusal, but they must be clearly disclosed and properly explained. Professional guidance is strongly recommended in such cases.
How early should I start preparing my student visa application?
Ideally, 3–6 months in advance. This allows enough time for:
Document preparation
Financial structuring
English testing (if required)
Addressing any gaps or complexities
How can Provisa help with my student visa application?
At Provisa, we assist with:
Course and provider selection
Genuine Student statement preparation
Financial document review
Student visa (Subclass 500) lodgement
Post-study visa and PR pathway planning
Speak to Provisa for personalised advice and confident visa preparation.
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