Tag: visas

The Administrative Review Tribunal's (ART) backlog of student visa review applications grew by 42% in 2025–26, despite the Tribunal more ...

Every student who lands in Australia is given two timelines. One is printed on the Confirmation of Enrolment. The other ...

The Coalition’s migration policy, announced on 6 October, proposes a sharp reduction in Australia’s international student intake, alongside the abolition ...

Student visas will be linked to their enrolling institution under further details released by the Coalition following yesterday’s announcement of ...

The Department of Education has released new guidance for providers and students on the temporary extension of the international student ...

Australia is significantly expanding the number of temporary visa holders who cannot make a valid Student visa application while in ...

Australia’s updated Evidence Levels landed yesterday with all the usual opacity: no published list, no sector briefing, just a recalibration ...

Australia’s Genuine Student requirement is creating a new challenge for international education providers: how do universities help prospective students explain ...

Australia’s migration system is increasingly looking less like a carefully calibrated policy framework and more like a series of ad ...

Last week The Sunday Telegraph asked me for data on secondary temporary graduate visa holders, the partners and children of ...

Partner visas are used by Australians who form married or de facto relationships with people from other nationalities. They allow ...

Australia's international education sector has spent the past two years caught in the crossfire of migration politics. The dominant political ...

On 1 July, the cost of applying for an Australian student visa rose to $2,500. The sector's response was immediate ...

In 2001, I paid $95 USD to study in the United States: a $45 F1 visa fee and a $50 ...