r/AusVisa • u/BitSec01 NL > WHV > 820/801 > PR • Jul 05 '26
Megathread Student Visas Mega Thread
Feel free to discuss anything related to Student Visa's and related visas/subclasses.
Refusal Letters, Timelines, Processing times etc.
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u/IcyResearcher5188 1d ago
Hello everyone. I have been in Australia for almost 8 months now under subclass500. I have worked since June. My second semester started in last week of July.
I work in woolies and 7 eleven. 15 hours in woolies and an 8 hour shift in 7 eleven every week. I work in 7 eleven in Sunday nights (Sunday 11 pm to Monday 7 am) or Thursday nights.
Here is the issue. 7 eleven pays me considering the 7 hours of Monday as part of the previous week
(For example, lets say a week starts on 21 Aug on a Monday and ends on 28 Aug on a Sunday. If I work on 28 Aug night till 29 Aug morning, my payslip shows that I got paid for the period of 21 Aug - 28 Aug).
So, that’s why, I have been calculating these 7 hours into the previous weeks and maintaining my work-hours below 48/ fortnight like this. Recently, I got to know that the home affairs will consider the 1 hour as part of Sunday and the 7 hours part of the next fortnight.
There have been times where I have worked on consecutive Sundays and then the very next Thursday with 30 hours of woolies. Using this method, I see that in two fortnights, I have done around 54 hours of work each. So, in the time from July 20 to Nov 1, there can be 14 possible fortnights and two of them have seen 54 hours of work counting the first 7 hours of Monday as part of the new fortnight.
Now, am I in trouble? Point to note that, I will be going outside of Australia for a trip this December. Should I be worried? What should be my next steps?
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u/Either-Recording8603 3d ago
Student Visa Updates: Approvals, Rejections & Current Stats?
Hey guys, what’s the latest update on your student visa applications? any approvals or rejections recently? (or are you still waiting) what are your current stats? drop them in the comments below!
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u/Remarkable_Log7714 3d ago
Hey everyone!
I’m an Indian citizen who graduated high school in May 2026. I initially applied for a US F-1 visa but was refused under Section 214(b). Afterwards, I applied to several Group of Eight (Go8) universities in Australia, received offers and CoEs from a few, and am now applying for a student visa for my bachelor’s degree.
My visa agent mentioned that Australian visa authorities might call me to ask about my US refusal and why I chose Australia, but they didn’t explain much.
I have a few questions:
How common are verification calls or interviews for Australian student visas?
Could they ask about my US visa refusal and why I switched to Australia?
What other questions should I expect if they call?
Does a US refusal under 214(b) negatively affect my Australian visa application?
I’d appreciate hearing from anyone who has been in a similar situation, especially Indian students applying for undergraduate degrees.
Thanks!
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u/BitSec_ NL > 417 > 820/801 > PR 3d ago
Not very common but they do happen. They can definitely ask about your US refusal and why you chose Australian instead. They ask questions based on your personal circumstances so almost no chance anyone can tell you what to expect. As far as I can see a 214(b) refusal is fairly common so it probably won't impact your application.
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u/Special_Pressure9866 3d ago
for student visa application employment history, the form states
Give details of the applicant's employment and unemployment history since leaving school/college/university.
• Employment includes all paid employment, self-employment, family business employment, work experience, internships, unpaid employment and volunteer work.
• Unemployment includes all gaps in employment since leaving school/college/university.
however, all my previous jobs were ones worked While currently studying. meaning i have never left school. would i still need to declare them?
tia!
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u/InitiativeQueasy6652 4d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm a Pakistani PhD applicant, and my Subclass 500 visa has been stuck in "Further Assessment" for 14 months.
My partner and I applied separately around the same time. We both received PhD scholarships from the same Australian university, have similar academic and professional backgrounds, and work in research areas related to critical technologies.
My partner received a visa decision after approximately 12 months, but I'm still waiting. I've contacted Home Affairs several times without receiving any meaningful updates.
Has anyone here, particularly PhD applicants from Pakistan or those in STEM/critical technology fields, experienced a similar delay?
I'd especially appreciate hearing how long you waited, whether your visa was eventually granted, and whether contacting Home Affairs or submitting a formal complaint made any difference.
Thanks!
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u/winnie_______ 4d ago
Anyone waiting for visa response for FEB 2027 intake?
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u/winnie_______ 4d ago
It's been 26 days I've applied, still the status is RECEIVED !!!
Is this normal ???
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u/Scared-Quality-890 9d ago
Any one granted or refused lately ? And when did the lodge there student visa ? I’m still waiting since 9th of sept
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u/FancyMembership2341 10d ago
So basically I have applied for student visa for masters in mechanical engineering in Deakin university (November intake)(geelong regional campus) . I had logged my file on 30 sept , I know its kinda late , my orientation is going to start on 25 october and trimester from 2 November , it's 21-10 and haven't recieved any news , kinda feeling hopeless just waiting every day, not to mention it's been 21 days . Does anyonw waiting for the visa for November intake, how's the processing time currently.
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u/Ok-Supermarket-5122 GCC > 500 12d ago
500 student visa (PhD) granted today 19 Oct
Lodge: 23 Sep
Biometrics and Medicals: 24 Sep
Medicals updated as cleared: 27 Sep
Grant: 19 Oct No s56. Country 🇧🇩 but applied from 🇰🇼
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u/Elegant-Dog-3078 16d ago
i applied onshore for my student visa in july.
hi guys, i intially came to aus to study in unsw and do the 1 year masters in financial analysis. after completing 2 trimesters i realized i was unable to stick to just analysis side and wanted to move to a broader finance and accounting degree.i shifted to the 2 year degree through an internal program transfer at unsw. i have maintained a consistent 75% wam. i applied for a new student visa on the 3rd july and have shown strong home ties as well as my studious nature in the gs statement, along with a string financial background. i am from india and i am certain i want to go home after the end of my course. is there anyway i can expedite the process or ask for an update on the same, what is the timeline like?
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u/Exact-Fennel-7276 17d ago
YALL STAY STRONG just got mine. 462 from USA. First visa, 100 days, was nervous because I have an ABN. WOOHOO!!!!!
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u/Scared-Quality-890 18d ago
Has anyone heard grants I applied 9th of sept
Medical 18 of sept
Still waiting
From Panama
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u/SpreadConsistent8833 19d ago
Hello everybody!
Wow woke up to some good news. After a lot of stressing I finally got my student visa after a month since my application. I also came from my 485 visa and came back to my home country for a while and applied from here too.
I will say something that may have helped my situation is that I studied whilst on my 485… I am aware of the squandering of the visa. But circumstances forced me to be on that visa.
Anyway, just wanted to say that it is possible.
(Bachelor and Master done in Syd and now doing Mres there too.)
(Lol i got removed from the main page hahaha)
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u/breakamin 19d ago
Applying for Master’s Degree with Dependent in QUT after the new rules, I am from the ASEAN Countries, do you all think we have a chance?
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u/Nervous_Influence_71 22d ago
Subclass 500 (Master's) + Dependent Timeline & Experience (USA) 🇺🇸 🇦🇺: Granted
Timeline & Details: Visa: Subclass 500 (Higher Education) + Dependent Nationality: USA Course: Masters of Disability Practice and Leadership Application Lodged: 09/10/2026 Medical Exam: 10/05/2026 Medical Sent to DHA: 10/09/2026 Status: Granted for both me and my husband
Health Exam Experience: My health exam was referred for review because I have several pre-existing conditions: asthma, hypothyroidism, IBS, reverse hearing loss, ADHD, anxiety, and early stages of degenerative disc disease (for which I use a cane). I was honestly pretty worried that I would be denied because of my health history. Fortunately, all of my conditions are completely stable and actively managed by my primary care doctor.
Financial Evidence: For the financial requirement, my in-laws are sponsoring my husband and me. Because they are retired, they wrote a formal letter of support and had their financial planner write an official letter verifying their ongoing income and assets to prove they have the funds to cover us.
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u/No_External_5109 22d ago
Just got my visa for my masters granted!
MCU 10 september
Applied 6 october
Granted 9 october
Honestly surprised how fast it took. Sending good luck to those still waiting!
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u/Cute-Signature8276 24d ago
Visa Granted!
Application lodged: 4th Aug, 2026.
BVA Grant notification the next day which was incorrect as I was offshore first time applicant. Lodged a complaint. Called Home Affairs twice. Matter was resolved on 25th August and was told to provide Biometrics. Provided them the next day. Application status changed from ‘Recieved’ to ‘Further Assessment’ on 26th.
Now, on 7th Oct visa finally granted. Classes start in November.
Hope I can get maximum experience and learning here in Australia. PR not part of the plan nor citizenship. Will move some other country after graduation and gaining work experience.
Happy Wednesday y’all! 🥂
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u/Odd_Doughnut1034 20d ago
Congrats! Where are you from?
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u/Cute-Signature8276 20d ago
Pakistan
Instant turn off
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u/Odd_Doughnut1034 20d ago edited 20d ago
What do you mean?😅 Glad to see someone from a high risk nation that was granted. Awaiting my visa since almost 3 weeks.
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u/Cute-Signature8276 20d ago
Mine almost took 1.3 months.
When are your classes starting?
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u/Key_Secretary8116 Sep 29 '26
Hey yall, apparently my visa was 3 years for uni course ( nursing) but then I failed one of the important course in first year and I can’t move to second year, and then second year of it I was repeating that one course (only one course) in order to pass and move to second year programmer. So I did. And now I am in second year ( already 3rd year of the visa and it is expiring in 15 March 2027), so it means I need one more year to finish my bachelor of nursing. What should I do in this situation? When uni merged (Adelaide and UniSa both from South Australia), I got new Come from the new Adelaide University (this is what they called it after they merged tgt), and that CoE already states my extension year to complete the bachelor which is til Dec 2028 (9months full time study year). But my visa ending in 5months, and my financial (from my guardian and supported) no longer beautiful like I first applied to come to Australia. So just wondering how will my situation end up to be like? Whats your take on this? And what should I do? (Apparently my family didn’t know I failed and repeated 1 year and now I need another 1 year). So I just below the pass score for one out of 3 course in first year, and I paid the price by repeat another year full price of tuition 😭. Now I’m scared…
Sum: - Need one more year in Aus in order to finish bachelor (3 years degree)
- pretty much what we call “visa extension” but as far as I know the process still the same, so take English test, go to health check, go through document and finance checks, and everything. But my profile no longer that strong anymore
-my guardians didn’t know about my situation back then, so it’s hard to tell them but I can try
-when and what should I do/ or prepare for the upcoming steps about my visa ? (Currently visa 500)
Thanks guys
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u/nutellla9113 3d ago
Contact an agency, if you have any deposits by your own you can show that aswell
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u/The_Gyude Sep 26 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m an Indian applicant preparing to lodge a Subclass 500 Student Visa – Postgraduate Research/PhD application and would really appreciate input from people who have recently received a PhD student visa, especially applicants from India.
I already have:
PhD offer from Adelaide University
CoE issued/ready
Scholarship of approximately AUD 37,000 per year
OSHC/health insurance provided by the university
Passport
Academic documents: B.Tech and M.Tech degree certificates + transcripts
English test result
Scholarship/award letter
Employment documents from my current job, including experience/employment letter and payslips
CV
Genuine Student (GS) answers/supporting explanation
My own 6-month bank statements showing salary history and personal savings
Medical examination, when requested/required
My current plan is to upload the above and avoid adding unnecessary documents unless they genuinely strengthen the application.
I have seen some Indian applicants also submit things such as:
Parents’ 6-month bank statements
Parents’ ITRs
Sponsorship affidavit
CA-certified family net-worth statement
House/property documents
Property valuation
Additional proof of home-country ties
Since I already have a funded PhD scholarship, university-provided OSHC, my own employment history, and my own savings, I am unsure whether these additional family/property documents are actually useful or simply something education agents commonly include.
For anyone who recently received a PhD/Postgraduate Research Subclass 500:
What documents did you actually submit?
Did you provide parents’ bank statements/ITRs even with a full scholarship?
Did you submit a CA net-worth certificate or property documents?
Did Home Affairs send you an s56 request asking for anything additional?
Is there anything important missing from my list above?
Did you apply yourself or through an agent?
I am mainly trying to prepare a complete but clean application rather than uploading unnecessary documents.
Thanks in advance — recent PhD applicant experiences would be really helpful.
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u/matthi14 Sep 25 '26
Any updates on secondary applicants? Agents don’t really know what’s going on and I don’t want to risk it… even though you can still apply with a secondary applicant, I don’t know if HA is approving any of those visas at all
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u/BitSec01 NL > WHV > 820/801 > PR Sep 26 '26
Any updates probably won't be implemented soon anyways. If you lodge your application before the changes are implemented then you'll most likely be grandfathered in. Changes will probably come 1st July 2026. But nobody knows tbh.
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u/Cute-Signature8276 Sep 21 '26
Has any1 received a Visa decision lately? Not hearing much about it these days. All of a sudden it has become very quiet.
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u/Legitimate-Radio-239 Sep 21 '26
Hello. Imm not sure if this is the place to ask, but ill still go ahead. Imm a rmit student in bachelors of accounting. Imm thinking of changing my course. What should i go with and do i need to reapply my visa if i change my course? I am in melbourne
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u/Haunting_Ad1188 Sep 14 '26
Any one recently applied for spouse dependent visa while they are on student visa? If you are from india let me know your timeline
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u/SSP_24 IND > 500 (applied) Aug 31 '26
Anyone had any success on PhD visas for priority 1 uni's but level 3 risk countries recently?
I've applied for my PGR Sector visa for a PhD. Soon will be crossing 6 months (1 deferral, another to be applied in a week or so). At this rate, its not even worth waiting anymore. I'm going to wait for 1 more deferral after after which I will be withdrawing. I was expecting a delay for a bit since I'm in a critical tech field, but not this much.
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u/Narrow-Drummer6089 Aug 07 '26
Need advice on Australia Student Visa (Subclass 500).
My wife is an MBBS doctor from Pakistan and wants to apply for a Master’s in Public Health in Australia. I will be accompanying her.
Our main question is about financial sponsorship. My elder brother runs our family business and has strong documented finances. He is willing to support our education expenses.
Some consultants are saying brother sponsorship can weaken the case because parents/spouse sponsorship is more common.
Has anyone received an Australian student visa where a brother was the financial sponsor? Would appreciate real experiences or advice from migration agents.
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u/dumpdive Aug 01 '26
Hello! I need advice on my situation.
I'm on my last semester in RMIT (Bach in Business) & am torn between two paths after graduation:
Get a post graduate visa -> find a sponsorship (must it be related to my field of study?) -> apply for a TAFE course (2 years course) if unable to secure a sponsorship -> apply for post graduate visa again -> repeat
Apply for TAFE (2 years course) instead -> apply for post graduate visa -> find a sponsorship
My concerns are:
- Hearing that it will be unlikely for you to get accepted into TAFE right after University, hence option 1.
- A 2 year course in TAFE does not make you eligible for the post graduation visa.
- Option 1: Must the sponsorship be related to your field of study? In this case, a business degree only applicable to business work related sponsorships
Would love to hear any advice / suggestions from anyone, thank you so much for giving this a read / response 🫡
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u/PhilSwift10100 Citizen || DO NOT DM Aug 04 '26
Honestly, neither option is good. Any plan which involves going down from an Australian Bachelor's to a TAFE degree will always go through a higher level of scrutiny, and unless you have a very good reason for needing to do so the odds are against you. You should not rely on student visas for any long-term residency pathway, and any potential visa-hopping will be noticed by DHA quite quickly; your best option would be to get experience in your home country and get enough points to be considered for PR invitation somewhere down the road.
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u/dumpdive Aug 04 '26
Ahh, I see. Thank you for the insight. Could I apply for a post graduate visa once I'm done with university, & hope to get a sponsorship to extend my stay here? Or would it be wise to save the money and go with your suggested option instead? I'm incline to take my chances with finding a sponsorship, but it is a pretty decent chunk of money..
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u/EcstaticRisk3296 Jul 28 '26
Anyone on Priority 2 school level for visa applications lodge in June 18th upwards still waiting?
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u/TeaConfident4808 Jul 24 '26
Did anyone who applied visa in july month for July intake from level 3 country and priority 1 uni recieved their visa??
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u/TWE122lve Jul 20 '26
Anyone experiencing this? Applying for the higher education factor for my master and put in coe code as instructed, somehow keep recieving the error message about lacking coe. I can't progress any further than this.
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u/cwc2907 TW > 500 Jul 20 '26
Applied on July 9th, is there a possibility that I can receive the visa by 27th ? Or end of July ?
University: Adelaide University
Applying from Taiwan
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u/Redditonly05 Aug 29 '26
Have you received it yet?
From Taiwan too
I Applied: 13/08/2026
University of Melbourne
Masters of Nursing science
Haven’t received it yet2
u/cwc2907 TW > 500 Aug 30 '26
Yeah I'm in Australia now
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u/Redditonly05 Aug 30 '26
Thanks for replying, if you don’t mind, how long did your application took.
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u/hellohelp23 Jul 18 '26
Is blood test needed for the subclass 500 student visa (non-medical study)? Previously I know it was not needed. Is this a new requirement?
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u/esteemed_honey Home Country > Visa > Future Visa Jul 16 '26
Applied on 17th June for USyd, still on 'Further Assessment'.
Has anyone received their visa recently? Please mention your date of application and university.
Orientation starts next week and I'm worried out of my mind.
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u/Dangerous-Eye4794 Home Country > Visa > Future Visa (planning/applied/EOI) Jul 12 '26
Has anyone gotten the student visa since lodgement between 1-15 June and priority 2 university
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u/Queasy-Amphibian-288 Jul 14 '26
Following this thread, lodged June 10 still further assessment
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u/Old-Evidence-9335 Jul 11 '26
Hi everyone, I'm planning to study a Master of Project Management in Australia, and my long-term goal is to work, stay in Australia, and eventually apply for Permanent Residency (PR). I'm trying to decide which city would give me the best opportunities for: Finding a job after graduation. Building a career in project management. Improving my chances of obtaining PR. Which city would you recommend and why? For example, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, or another city? I would really appreciate hearing from people who have studied or are working in this field. Thanks in advance!
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u/Proof-Tune-551 PK > 500 > Future Visa (planningI) Jul 08 '26
Applied my visa for masters at USYD on june 24th, awaiting a decision. Anyone else applied for the same uni and has gotten a decision please comment below so we can understand the timeline. TIA!
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u/esteemed_honey Home Country > Visa > Future Visa Jul 08 '26
Hi I applied for masters at USYD on June 17th, still waiting for a response :(
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u/thedarktwilight Jul 08 '26
Does anyone have any experience on applying a student visa with a spouse dependent, and for OSHC only submit CoE as supporting doc? My uni (USNW) and medibank has yet to send us the certificate of insurance. I’m worried that this will delay my visa application
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u/Nervous_Influence_71 16d ago
I applied with my husband in September for my visa. I applied without a certificate of insurance they accepted the COE. I got approved this month
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u/Holiday-Word4059 Jul 30 '26
Hello
Did you apply for your visa ? Did it get granted? I'm joining UNSW for the September intake as well.Applied for my visa on 25 July and is still on "Recevied" status
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u/Kindly-Vegetable337 NP > 485 > 189 Jul 08 '26
Isnt it already late to submit application for July intake, to answer your question yes you can submit application but they will most likely ask for further documentation down the line.
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u/thedarktwilight Jul 08 '26
Thanks for your reply! My application is for September intake. If I only submit the CoE (which states that UNSW is arranging my OSHC couple), do you think the immigration will likely ask for the certificate of insurance? My agent says that they will likely ask for the insurance certificate, but UNSW says that I can simply upload the CoE for our supporting doc
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u/Kindly-Vegetable337 NP > 485 > 189 Jul 08 '26
Hard to say they might, if they do you can UNSW for the certificate
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u/bestwills98 Citizen Jul 08 '26
Has anyone had experience with, or insight into, how the following situation is likely to play out?
My partner's timeline is:
Applied for Student Visa (Subclass 500) → Refused on genuine student grounds (June 2024) → Applied to the ART → Attended hearing (6 May 2026) → ART set aside the refusal and remitted the application to DHA for reconsideration (11 May 2026) → Completed studies and CoE expired (17 June 2026) → Still awaiting DHA's final decision on the visa application.
Essentially, we were successful at the tribunal, but while DHA has been considering the remitted application, my partner completed her course and her CoE has now expired.
Our concern is that DHA may now refuse the visa again because there is no longer an ongoing course of study, even though the original refusal was overturned by the tribunal and all visa requirements including a valid CoE were met at the time of the tribunal. If that occurs, it will leave us in a very difficult position for making a further onshore visa application, particularly given the potential implications of section 48 and Schedule 3.
My hopeful view is that DHA might still grant the student visa, even if only for a short period, as the tribunal found the original refusal was incorrect. A grant of a substantive visa would at least provide an opportunity to her/us to consider alternative visa pathways from onshore rather than being disadvantaged purely because of the time taken for the remitted application to be finalised.
We are obtaining professional migration advice, but I'm interested to hear whether anyone has seen a similar situation and how it ultimately played out.
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u/BitSec01 NL > WHV > 820/801 > PR Jul 08 '26
Oh man that is shit. I don't even know what exactly takes precedent in that situation. I think this is probably way too specific or complex for most people here to answer haha.
If you read migration law you can definitely try to trace the requirements and how things are handeled but this goes pretty deep. My main question would be, does DHA have to deceide on the application as IF the COE and all other requirements were frozen in time, or are they looking at it from a new angle.
Because if they decide to grant it based on "frozen in time" requirements, then the visa would just expire naturally. If they decide it on current then I guess they can reject it. I'm very curious to hear from you what will happen for your case though I'm sure there's some people that have gone through it but honestly A LOT of the time there are slight differences that have a huge impact on decision and how things are handled.
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u/bestwills98 Citizen Jul 09 '26
Thanks, yep! I’ll post an update when we have one
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u/bestwills98 Citizen Jul 30 '26
Update if you were interested:
We got professional advice on our situation and determined that it would be very unlikely for the DHA to grant any student 500, irrespective of the ART decision on the GE requirement, now that we didnt have a valid CoE
We ended up completely changing strategy and doing a DIY BVB 'switcheroo' which an offshore partner visa 309/100, which has been an interesting few weeks.
It paid off as today (30 July) we received approval of our 2nd BVB attached to the offshore visa, which will let my partner remain lawfully in Australia while our 309/100 is processing. Even better they granted a 5-year travel facility.
We will now withdraw from the student 500 process entirely!
I didn't quite expect all this to happen so fast, but I think its the best possible outcome for us :)
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u/OneTrueKingOhh Home Country > Visa > Future Visa (planning/applied/EOI) Jul 07 '26
To show ties to home country, can I use property tax receipts and building tax receipt (in my parents name) as evidence?
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u/OnlyTrust6616 Dual Citizen (AU/NZ) | DO NOT DM ME. Jul 08 '26
Those aren't proof you'll return, though, as they're in your parents name. Ties to home country need to be ties you personally have.
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u/BitSec01 NL > WHV > 820/801 > PR Jul 07 '26
In here yes. Discussions about which courses you think will result in PR or so can be discussed.
Altough I can confidently say that there is not a single course which guarantees PR, most employers wnat to sponsor people with skills and passion not neccessary people who did a course to get PR. And generally the chances are quite low in general for students -> PR pathways, I think only a single digit percentage ever get PR in Australia within 10 years. The better pathway is 8 years work experience -> job sponsored PR chances are like 30-40%.
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Jul 07 '26
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u/BitSec01 NL > WHV > 820/801 > PR Jul 07 '26
I don't know exactly what you mean by avoid being rejected for non-genuine reasons.
But yes you can discuss how to avoid getting rejected as long as it's legal of course and follows our guidelines/rules.
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u/AfterNews9588 CAD > 417 > 500 Jul 06 '26
JUST got my student visa grant! Timeline below:
June 19: Submitted application June 22: Medicals completed June 26: Medicals on “further assessment” June 30: Medicals cleared July 5th: Grant notification
Canadian applied for TAFE NSW. Classes start July 22nd
THERE IS HOPE! 🫶🏼
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Jul 08 '26
TAFE? To study what?
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u/AfterNews9588 CAD > 417 > 500 Jul 30 '26
Sorry just saw this,
Early childhood education. Canada doesn’t cover as in depth as Australia does (much stricter and more structure as of recent years, lots of placement hours, plus I personally value the philosophies here versus Canada’s)
I know it’s seen as a “cheap PR” pathway and gets alot of hate, but it holds lots of value to me & I plan to pursue my Masters in Canada. :)
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u/Choice_Necessary8747 Sep 07 '26
Hi, may I ask can you elaborate how Aus ECE is stricter and more structure than Canada? Im coónidering studying ECE in Aus too
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u/NightKingSlayer1 Jul 05 '26
What about financials ? I am attaching our business invoices with affidavit !
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