Why Australian Visas are difficult to process?

While the vast majority of visa applications are granted, there are various conditions that must be met in order for a visa application to be rejected. An application may be rejected if the consular officer lacks the information necessary to determine whether the applicant qualifies for the visa category for which he or she applied, the applicant does not meet the requirements for that category, or the information reviewed indicates the applicant meets one of the legal requirements for being inadmissible or ineligible.

Applying for Australian visa isn’t necessary that you will be granted one; if you compile it carefully then also there are chances that your application might get rejected due to missing some of the information or misinterpret what is asked. The optimal course of action would be to apply for a student visa as soon as you have received the admission acceptance letter from your desired Australian university. It can take a few weeks to a few months to obtain a valid Australian student visa for the duration of the course of study. Resubmitting your visa application for further processing if the Australian Immigration authorities reject it for any reason may cause delays.

Let’s go through the rejection reasons for Student visa.

Reasons for Rejections for Australian Student Visa:

You will be prepared to ace your student visa application once you are aware of the important things you must and must not do. Here are seven Australian student visa denial factors that applicants must avoid skipping at all costs:

1.       Academic Qualification:

One must complete the required academic level to study further for “Student Visa” for study in Australia. Academic entry requirements can vary on the courses, level of education, and university you’ve applied to study.

To avoid rejections follow:

·         Make checklist and tick boxes for the academic entry documents,

·         Check all the prerequisites of the entire particular course, university and the program you’ve applied to

2.    Genuine Temporary Entry Requirement:

One of the most important requirements for studying in Australia for student visa application is the GTE. It is the integrity measured and shouldn’t be missed at any cost. This would show your motives to visit Australia for studies and you would be judged on that basis.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         Draft a well versed statement along with your application, that would show how and what you can write

·         With that you need to provide the statement that, the sole reason of you coming to Australia is for knowledge and wisdom.

3.       Requirements for communicating abroad:

The most important criterion whenever you want to study in an English-speaking nation is to be fluent in the language.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         IELTS, TOEFL, or any other equivalent exams should be taken well in advance because you might be required to submit the results, especially if you're from a non-English speaking nation.

·         Develop your English writing, speaking, listening, and reading skills.

4.       Funds Required:

It is no secret that studying abroad is expensive, and every country will want to make sure you have the money to pay your tuition and other costs. Every candidate for a visa must show the DIBP (Department of Immigration and Border Protection) that they can afford to pay for their education in Australia.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         Prepare your DIBP beforehand don’t wait to get it at the end time.

·         Have all of your documentation and legal proofs ready.

5.       Health Cover for Overseas Students:

Please be aware that the Australian Government is quite rigorous regarding medical examinations. You must finish your health examinations and have all of your reports ready. Also, you must have OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover), which offers medical and hospital insurance in Australia, in order to apply for a student visa there.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         It needs to cover your entire stay please, keep that in mind.

·         If you are a student under the age of 18, there are certain additional measures that you must take.

6.       Passport Requirements:

Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs has issued certain guidelines for meeting requirements of student visa. For studying in Australia one must meet that requirements, contact Rao Consultants to book a free counselling session for your Australia Visa.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         Your passport must have been issued within the last 10 years of the date you applied for your student visa. Not older than that, please

·         Your passport must be valid for at least six months after the end of the programme for which you have been admitted at the Australian university.

7.       Incorrect or missing documents:

The information on the student visa application form must be supported by genuine papers. The immigration office will notify you to provide more documents, corrected documents, or missing documents if the information in the paperwork is unsatisfactory.

What to do to avoid rejections?

·         Follow the instructions carefully, before applying for the student visa.

·   Your application for an Australian student visa will be denied if you don't follow these instructions or if the information in the papers you submitted does not line up with the data on the form.

Conclusion:

Every applicant would find it unpleasant to receive a denial for an Australian student visa. This may result from some careless blunders on your side, but now that we've discussed the five primary causes of Australia student visa refusal, you can definitely steer clear of the potential errors.

However, let's make the worst-case scenario assumption and imagine that after all of your efforts, your visa is still denied. In this case, it may be due to an error on the part of the Australian government, the likelihood of which is extremely low but not zero.

Then, what can be done? What choices do you have? Take a deep breath; even though this scenario is perplexing and frightening, we have you covered.

You can apply for the same or a different type of visa at any time if your student visa is rejected while you are outside of Australia. There is no time limit on when you can apply for a new student visa, but keep in mind that the details and supporting materials you offer will impact whether or not your application is approved. Therefore make appropriate plans. Make sure not to make the same errors you did the previous time. Check everything numerous times before reapplying.