Applicants with student visas for Australia are permitted to work 24 hours a week.

IELTS, TOEFL, PTE are widely accepted in Australia.

When the application is submitted, the marriage must have been together for at least a year. The accompanying spouse should fit the following description: they should be working, have a solid annual income, and be a graduate. There should be solid finances.

Australian universities and the High Commission allow students with profile gaps of less than a year (after graduation or the HSC) without requiring supporting documentation. Documentary evidence is required for gaps longer than a year following graduation or the HSC. Should applicants fail to provide adequate proof, Australian institutions have the right to reject their applications.

A work experience certificate and proof of income (salary slips, Form 16, or pay account statements). If the internship is shorter than six months, the internship certificate must be submitted without pay proof; if it is longer than six months, it must be submitted with pay proof.

The maximum amount of backlogs that can be accepted differs according to each Australian university’s unique requirements. Universities typically allow backlogs of eight to twelve, however some allow backlogs of up to fifteen.

In Australia, the majority of master’s degrees require one to two years to finish. Conventional academic courses that are taught only through coursework typically last 18 months, although lengthier courses may be required for those that incorporate fundamental training or require vocational placements.

The university may provide installment payments for tuition, which are typically due every three or six months. Nevertheless, payment for the first three months must be made in full for English lessons.