Visas para Estudiantes
Para potenciales estudiantes de:
Antillas Holandesas, Aruba, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Guyana Francesa, Perú, Surinam y Venezuela.
Esta guía está destinada a aquellos estudiantes quienes desean postular a un curso que tenga una duración mayor a
tres meses (12 semanas). Aquellos que deseen postular a un curso que tenga una duración menor a tres
meses (12 semanas) pueden postular a una Visa de Turismo
(Formulario 48RSPA).
Para mayores detalles ver el folleto llamado Visiting Australia – Study Option
(Form 999i).
Gracias por su interés en estudiar en Australia.
El Gobierno de Australia, a través de su programa de visa de estudiante (Overseas Student Program - OSP) permite
que estudiantes que no son Ciudadanos Australianos o Residentes Permanentes puedan estudiar en Australia.
REQUISITOS BÁSICOS DE POSTULACIÓN
Los siguientes son los requisitos básicos para que una solicitud de visa de estudiante sea válida:
• Arancel
• Formulario 157A
• Carta de Oferta o Confirmación de Matrícula
SUBCLASES DE VISA DE ESTUDIANTE
La visa de estudiante se divide en 7 categorías (subclases). Estas subclases se han determinado de acuerdo al
sector educativo al cual pertenece el curso que usted desee realizar.
Sectores Educativos
* 570 Independent ELICOS: Aplica a cursos de inglés conducentes a un Certificate I, II, III or IV, o
que resulta en un curso no formal.
* 571 Schools: Aplica a programas de estudio de enseñanza primaria, secundaria y a programas aprobados de intercambio.
* 572 VET (Vocational Education and Training): Aplica a cursos de Certificates I, II, III o IV (a excepción de ELICOS), diploma, advanced diploma, vocational graduate certificate o vocational graduate diploma.
* 573 Higher Education: Aplica a programas de estudio de Bachelor degree, associate degree, graduate certificate, graduate diploma, o Masters by coursework.
* 574 Postgraduate Research: Aplica a Masters by research o doctoral degree.
* 575 Non – award: Applica a estudios non-award foundation, u otors cursos tiempo completo o partes de cursos no conducentes a un título.
* 576 AusAID and Defence: Aplica a estudiantes patrocinados por AusAID o por el Australian Department of Defence que tomen cursos de tiempo completo de cualquier tipo.
Información general para todos los estudiantes
– Todos los estudiantes deben leer esta información, sin importar su nivel de evaluación.
Información específica relacionada con los niveles de evaluación – El programa de visa de estudiante para Australia divide los países en 5 niveles de evaluación, los cuales contemplan diferentes requisitos de visa. Estos se asignan de acuerdo a la nacionalidad del postulante y al sector educativo al que se haya decidido postular.
Fuente: Chilean Embassy
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Students Visas
If you are not an Australian citizen, but want to take advantage of our quality education and training system, you may apply for a student visa.
Visas are granted by the Australian
Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC).
DIAC will only grant you a student visa if your course is registered, or is part of a registered course,
on a full time basis. A registered course is one offered by an Australian education provider registered
with the Australian Government to offer courses to overseas students. Visit the
Commonwealth Register of Courses and Institutions for Overseas Students (CRICOS) website for more information.
Only courses under three months' duration can be undertaken on a visitor visa or working holiday visa.
If you intend to study for more than three months, you must apply for a student visa.
Advantages to studying on a student visa include:
• you will have access to Australia's subsidised student health cover;
• you will be allowed to study for longer than three months; and
• you can apply for permission to work part time.
You can apply for your student visa as soon as you receive a letter of offer or electronic Confirmation of
Enrolment (CoE) for your full time course of study. However, it is recommended that you wait until you are advised by your local Australian Government office to enrol or obtain a CoE. Your local Australian Government office can also give you information on applying and what documents you will need to attach to your application.
You should contact your local Australian Government office overseas to find out:
• how to make your application; and
• what your document requirements will be.
Assessment Levels
If you are subject to Assessment Level 1, you can apply
online.
If you are subject to Assessment Level 3 or 4 you will need a letter of offer when you apply for your visa.
Depending on your country of nationality and your principal course of study you may have to undergo a
preliminary assessment
before an Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE) is issued by your Australian education provider.
• visa sub-classes for each education sector
- You should apply under the visa sub-class for your principal course of study.
• assessment levels -
Each education sector in each country is ranked according to five assessment levels.
• evidentiary standards -
These visa requirements include English language proficiency and are increasingly stringent from assessment level 1 through to assessment level 5.
• electronic confirmation of enrolment (eCoE) -
The only accepted evidence of enrolment for processing student visa applications.
Generally, you will be issued with a multiple entry visa for the duration of your study course in Australia. This allows you to travel in and out of Australia within the period for which it has been granted. Members of your immediate family (spouse and unmarried dependent children under 18 years of age) may accompany you to Australia and will be considered in the same visa class as yourself. If you wish to extend your stay in Australia for further study you will need to lodge an application for a further visa.
Student visa information on this website is an outline only and subject to change. For more detailed, accurate
and up-to-date information on student visas and visa requirements please visit the
Department of Immigration and Citizenship website.
Australian quarantine regulations
Australian quarantine keeps out exotic pests and diseases that could affect our native plants and animals, human
health, agricultural industries and our environment. Visit the
Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service website for a list of what you cannot bring into Australia, and what your family and friends at home cannot send to you through the mail.
Source: Study in Autralia
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