Student Visas
Student visas enable international learners to study full-time at Australian educational institutions, universities, TAFEs, colleges, or registered training organisations. These visas allow holders to attend a specified course, engage with Australian academic standards, and often work part-time during study periods and full-time during scheduled breaks. The pathway supports family arrangements (dependents/guardians), welfare for younger students, and post-study options in some cases. Student visas require genuine enrolment, health and character checks, and proof of financial capacity. They are ideal for those seeking internationally recognised qualifications, cultural immersion, and potential pathways to skilled migration or further study.
Purpose: Study or training in Australia
Visa subclasses:
- Subclass 500 - Student visa
- Subclass 590 - Student Guardian visa
- Subclass 485 - Temporary Graduate visa (Post-Higher Education Work & Vocational streams)
- Subclass 407 - Training visa (for workplace-based training or professional development)
FAQ for Student Visas Australia
1. Which Australian student visa do I need?
Most international students need the subclass 500 Student visa to study full time in Australia. Guardians of students under 18 use subclass 590, and graduates move to subclass 485 after study. We confirm the right option for you.
2. Can Myra Visa help me study in Adelaide?
Yes. Our office is in Lightsview, Adelaide, and we help students choose courses at Adelaide universities, TAFE SA and colleges, prepare Genuine Student evidence and lodge the subclass 500 visa.
3. Do you assist students who want to study in Sydney or Melbourne?
Yes. We assist students heading to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra and Hobart with course selection, offer letters, Confirmation of Enrolment and student visa lodgement, all through online consultations.
4. What funds do I need for an Australian student visa?
You must show genuine access to funds for tuition, living costs and travel for you and any family members. The required amounts are set by the Department and reviewed regularly, so we confirm current figures before you lodge.
5. How many hours can I work on a student visa in Australia?
Student visa holders can work limited hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during official course breaks. Please confirm the current limit with us before accepting a job, as rules can change.
6. Can my spouse and children come with me?
Yes. Your partner and dependent children can usually be included as secondary applicants. You must show the relationship, adequate funds and OSHC for the whole family.
7. What is the Genuine Student requirement?
It asks you to show that you genuinely intend to study in Australia. We help you write clear, honest answers about your background, course choice and future plans, supported by documents.
8. Does studying in a regional city help with migration?
Studying in regional areas such as Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Darwin, Gold Coast or Newcastle may give extra points for skilled migration and longer post study work options in some cases.
9. Can I apply for a student visa after a refusal?
Yes, in many cases. We review the refusal reasons, strengthen weak areas and advise whether to seek review at the Administrative Review Tribunal or lodge a fresh application.
10. How do I start my student visa application with Myra Visa?
Call +61 430 814 404, email [email protected] or book through our website. We will assess your profile, shortlist courses and guide you through every step of the subclass 500 visa.