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Student Services

Australian Student Visa & Education Services

End-to-end support for international students — course and provider selection, the subclass 500 application with the Genuine Student requirement, OSHC, NAATI training and pre-departure briefings.

Education Counselling

Education Counselling

Professional guidance to help you choose the right course and institution in Australia, aligned with your career goals.

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Career Counselling

Career Counselling

Professional career advice to help you make informed decisions about your educational and professional future.

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Health Insurance (OSHC)

Health Insurance (OSHC)

Assistance with Overseas Student Health Cover, a mandatory requirement for international students in Australia.

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Pre-Departure Engagement

Pre-Departure Engagement

Comprehensive pre-departure orientation to prepare you for life and study in Australia.

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FAQ

Student Services FAQ

Common questions about studying in Australia.

A MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority) registered agent is a qualified professional authorised by the Australian Government to provide immigration assistance. Our MARN is 1808157, which you can verify on the official MARA register. Using a registered agent ensures you receive accurate, up-to-date advice.

We offer an initial consultation to assess your visa options and eligibility. During this session, we discuss your circumstances, recommend the most suitable visa pathway, and outline the process and fees involved. There is no obligation after the initial consultation.

Processing times vary depending on the visa type, your individual circumstances, and the Department of Home Affairs workload. We usually refer our clients to the official processing times page: <a href="https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/global-visa-processing-times" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Global Visa Processing Times</a>. We provide estimated timelines specific to your case during consultation.

Required documents vary by visa type but generally include a valid passport, identity documents, English language test results, health examinations, police clearances, and evidence supporting your visa category. We provide a detailed checklist tailored to your application.

Yes, we can review your refused application, identify the reasons for refusal, and advise on your options — including lodging a new application or appealing to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). Early consultation after a refusal is important as there are strict time limits for appeals.

Yes, we offer consultations via phone, video call (Zoom/Teams), and WhatsApp in addition to in-person meetings at our Perth office. This makes our services accessible to clients anywhere in Australia or overseas.

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