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AUSTRALIA STUDENT VISA FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS UPDATE 2023.

WHAT IS THE FINANCIAL CAPACITY REQUIREMENT?

To receive an Australian student visa, there is a list of requirements that you need to meet. One of these requirements is proof that you have enough money to cover your travel, course fees, and living costs during your stay. This is to reduce your risk of financial difficulty while you are studying. Read more:- https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/australia-student-visa-financial-requirements-update-2023/

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HOW TO ADD MY PARTNER TO MY STUDENT VISA – A PERFECT GUIDE 2023

Are you an international student in Australia who wants to bring your partner to Australia?  You will need to add them to your student visa. This blog will go through the process and provide valuable tips, so it’s as hassle-free as possible.

We want to make sure you have all the information you need – from properly completing the paperwork and meeting the requirements to successfully getting your visa. So, let’s get started! Read this blog post now for more information about adding your spouse to an international student visa!

REad more:- https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/how-to-add-my-partner-to-my-student-visa-a-perfect-guide-2023/

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GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES CLOSURE OF PANDEMIC EVENT (SC 408) VISA.

The Minister of Home Affairs released an announcement on Thursday, 31 August 2023 announcing that the Australian government is closing the Pandemic Event 408 visa.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles announced on Thursday that the 408 pandemic subclass visa would be closed to all new applicants from Friday, with only existing visa holders able to apply for short-term extensions.

As the country moves forward in its salvage, the government is shifting its posture. They feel that the main reason for this visa has been addressed. Hence, the push is now to revert to more standard visa procedures, in line with Australia’s evolving needs.

The government used a short time frame to avoid a flood of new applications. Read More:- https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/government-announces-closure-of-pandemic-event-sc-408-visa/

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ESTERN AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCE SKILLED MIGRATION NOMINATION PROGRAM 2023-2024

Western Australia 2023-2024 Skilled Migration State Nomination Program is now open to all eligible applicants, Must know about new changes from last financial year.

To be granted certain skilled migration visas to live and work in Western Australia, you must be nominated (invited) by an Australian state or territory through the State Nominated Migration Program.

Read More:- https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/western-australia-announce-skilled-migration-nomination-program-2023-2024/

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Extending Your Australia Student Visa 2023

If you wish to extend your stay in Australia, there are a few different opportunities you can explore based on the purpose of your extended stay, and what type of visa you are able to get.

Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and registered migration agents are licensed to give advice about immigration matters. It is significant that you read through the DHA website carefully.

You can apply for a further student visa in Australia if your current visa is not subject to a No Further Stay condition and you hold a pre-qualifying visa.

Undergraduate or postgraduate coursework students

Step 1

Obtain a new Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) using the online request form.

Step 2

Before you submit your visa application, please ensure that you renew your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) if necessary, as OSHC must be valid to cover the entire period of your new expected visa.

Please note:

Your OSHC is not automatically extended with your new CoE. You should contact your OSHC provider for assistance with renewing your cover, if you have OSHC provided by BUPA, contact them directly to extend your policy.

OSHC is required longer than the course end on your CoE to cover the entire period of your stay in Australia.

To be granted a student visa to cover the additional time, you must have a valid OSHC in place. Student visa applicants are advised to consider how much OSHC to purchase, as the visa end date cannot be changed once granted.

We recommend you purchase OSHC for at least 2 additional months to cover the result release period of your course and to cover the entire period of your stay in Australia.

Please note, you may require OSHC for a few more months if your course finishes at the end of the academic year. For example, if you complete your course at the end of Trimester 2, your CoE will finish in November/December, therefore, you will be granted a visa until 15 March of the following year, provided you have OSHC until that date). This will cover the entire period of your stay in Australia.

Step 3

Prepare your supporting documentation. Use the Department of Home Affairs document checklist tool to check what you need to attach to your application. This may include:

Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)

OSHC policy

Passport

Statement to satisfy the Genuine Temporary Entrant requirement

Evidence of financial capacity.

Step 4

Apply online to the Department of Home Affairs. You will be applying for a Student Visa subclass 500 visa.

You can submit an application yourself, or use a registered migration agent.

When you should renew your visa

You must hold a valid student visa while studying in Australia.

You will need to renew your visa if:

you cannot complete your course before the visa expiry date

you have submitted your postgraduate research thesis

you are going to commence a new course of study.

We recommend you apply to renew your student visa at least 6–8 weeks before it expires.

After you lodge your application

The Department of Home Affairs will send you an acknowledgement letter along with a copy of a bridging visa (for applicants in Australia only).

While your application is being assessed you should:

check the Health Assessment tab in your ImmiAccount to see if health examinations are required.

check your nominated email account regularly for correspondence from the Department of Home Affairs regarding the status of your application.

Read https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/what-next-after-student-visa-expired/.

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Australia Parent Visas - Types of Australian Visas for Parents

Conditions for Parental Visas in Australia You might need to apply for an Australian parent visa if you have kids living there. If their child is an Australian citizen or an Australian permanent resident, parents are entitled to immigrate to Australia. In this situation, your child may be a biological, adoptive, or stepchild. So, if you want to visit your child who lives in Australia, don't be afraid to apply for a parent visa in Australia.

However, before submitting your application, be sure you meet the eligibility conditions. Even while it would seem simple to get a parent visa, if the conditions are not met, you risk having your requirements rejected.

Parent Visa Types 

Learn about the various visa categories if you're thinking about applying for an Australian parent visa so you'll know what's expected of you. Australia currently offers at least six different sub-classes of parent visas. These subclasses are further separated into contributing and non-contributory parent visas, which are two separate categories.

Parent Contribution Visa (Subclass 173 and 143) 

If a parent has a child who is an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen, they may immigrate to Australia under the terms of the contributing parent visa (subclasses 173 and 143). Parents are permitted to live in Australia for at least two years with a subclass 173 parent visa. It is not possible to extend or renew the visa. But within two years of arriving in Australia on a 173 visa, the applicant can submit an application for contributory parent subclass 143 if they want to extend their time there.

A parent visa under subclass 143 allows for permanent residency in Australia. Both types of visas need the child to sponsor the application. However, if the child is under the age of 18, the parent may receive sponsorship from:

The child's spouse, who must be at least 18 years old, a permanent resident of Australia, a qualified citizen of New Zealand, or an Australian citizen.

A child relative of the or the child's legal guardian.

A guardian or relative of the child's spouse, if the child's spouse is under 18 but an eligible New Zealand citizen, Australian citizen, or permanent resident of Australia.

An organization from the community. However, in this instance, the applicant must give the immigration department legitimate documentation of their affiliation with the group. If the applicant is unrelated to the organization, they must submit a written guarantee from the senior representative stating that the applicant will receive help from the organization once they reach Australia. 

The Parent Visa's advantages

Having one of the two subclass parent visas has many advantages. As a holder of a contributory parent 173 visa, you are qualified for the following advantages:

You are permitted to do all study and work for two years in Australia.

You are eligible for Medicare, Australia's program for covering medical expenses and care.

After receiving their visa, the applicant has two years to travel to Australia frequently.

Contributing Aged Parent Visa (Subclass 884 and 864)

If their child is an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or qualifies for New Zealand citizenship, their elderly parents may live in Australia under the terms of this visa. Applicants are permitted to reside in Australia for two years without an extension or renewal when they apply for the contributing aged parent visa subclass 884.

Even so, the applicant may submit an application for subclass 864 before the temporary visa subclass 884 expires if they wish to extend their stay.

Benefits and eligibility requirements for subclasses 884 and 864 are identical to those for contributory parent visas (subclasses 173 and 143).

Subclass 870 of the Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa

This parent visa category was introduced last year to help parents who want to stay with their parents in Australia for an extended period of time. At first, parents were only permitted to visit their children for a few days 

Parents can now travel to Australia temporarily while their permanent visa application is being processed thanks to the sponsored parent temporary visa subclass 870. Additionally, applicants can now extend their stays for up to five years instead of just a few days to spend quality time with their loved ones. 

The good news is that both parents can simultaneously be sponsored for this form of visa. Sponsors must, however, be able to assist their parents financially and offer lodging throughout the stay term. Additionally, they ought to be able to cater for their medical costs. 

Need Help?

You can look at the available parent visas and start your application if you want to stay with your children in Australia for a while or permanently. The good news is that despite the pandemic, relatives can still visit their loved ones because parent visa Australia is presently open.

For tailored migration advice based on your personal conditions, feel free to contact us at 61-3-96630944 our registered migration agent in Melbourne

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Permanent Contributory Aged Parent Visa Subclass 864

A Contributory Aged Parent Visa – Subclass 864 allows you (the applicant) to stay in Australia as a permanent resident. To become eligible for visa subclass 864, know your eligibility requirement, document checklist, cost, and processing time. Don’t know how to apply for Subclass 864? Rapid Migration has vast experience in Australian Migration and can help you understand and navigate the visa application process confidently.

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CAN I APPEAL A STUDENT VISA DECISION?

If the Department of Home Affairs refuses an application for a student visa, other than a protection visa, you can ask the tribunal to review the decision. This includes decisions about visitor, student, partner, family, business, or skilled visas. This is called ‘making an appeal’.

There are strict time limits for making an appeal. Time limits depend on the type of decision and whether you are in immigration detention. The time limit cannot be extended.

You should get legal advice immediately after you receive the decision.

 Read More. https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/can-i-appeal-student-visa-decision/

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International Students Return Back to Australia for study 2023

Australia is welcoming back international students in much greater numbers in 2023. New enrolments could even be higher than the pre-COVID record in 2019. International students are beginning to return to Australia in increasing numbers. 

To know more: https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/623248646/international-students-return-back-to-australia-for-study-2023

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Australia is Planning to Permit Qualifying Bachelor's Graduates to Work for an Additional Four Years

Here is some excellent news for all of the international students studying in Australia.

As it adjusts to the "new normal" following the epidemic, Australia has decided to ease the employment limits on student visas.

The government agreed to relax the rules on student visa employment in January 2022 by permitting both main and secondary visa holders to work more than the usual 40 hours per week.

To solve the labour shortages the nation was experiencing, this was done. On June 30, when the current statute expires, new rules will take effect.

The maximum time spent at work each fortnight will rise from 40 to 48 hours as a result. All overseas students, regardless of when they start their studies in Australia, must adhere to this.

Yet there was more good news than just that. Australia will also increase the post-study job privileges for graduates from other countries.

Since September 2022, the possibility of extending the period of time that graduates of abroad programmes may remain in the nation has been under discussion.

The Council for International Education has voted to move through with the plan and put the new law into effect on July 1, 2023.

Prior to this change, overseas graduates from bachelor's programmes may stay in Australia for two years after finishing their studies, while PhD candidates could stay for four years after receiving their visa approval.

Beginning in July, overseas graduates with a Temporary Graduate visa are eligible for a two-year extension of their post-study work rights (subclass 485).

The present time frame for persons who want to remain in and work in regional regions will be extended by an extra two years.

International students who have obtained higher education degrees in particular fields of study are eligible to extend their employment privileges. This choice was taken to support areas of the economy that are struggling with a lack of qualified workers.

According to Catriona Jackson, CEO of Universities Australia, "Australia needs more qualified employees to relieve the present constraints impacting on our labour market and economy.

The present skills shortage in the nation, she added, emphasises the essential need to keep more of the foreign students who contributed A$40.3 billion to the economy before the epidemic.

"Each year, hundreds of thousands of international students enrol in our top-notch colleges, but only 16% of them choose to stay. Because of that, we are in worse financial and social shape.

The expansion of PhD students' employment privileges, in particular, will significantly accelerate Australia's knowledge economy, according to her.

Four years will be permitted for those pursuing certain bachelor's degrees, five years for master's degree candidates, and six years for PhD candidates.

With respect to post-study work rights, Australia is now one of the most generous hosts.

226 programmes, including those in medicine and nursing, professional health, diagnostics, allied health, education, engineering, technology, agriculture, and many more, are included on the list of programmes that qualify for this extension.

Below is a list of degrees that grant international students in Australia the post-study work extension: 

Medical and Nursing

Occupation Category – Medical Professionals 

Bachelor of Psychological Science 

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Health Science 

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgeyr

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science

Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography) 

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (Honours)

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging (Honours) 

Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours)

Bachelor of Medical Science Bachelor of Medical Studies

Bachelor of Clinical Sciences/Doctor of Medicine

Master of Speech Pathology 

Master of Clinical Psychology

Master of Diagnostic Radiography

Master of Applied Behaviour Analysis

Master of Applied Psychology

Master of Leadership and Management in Health Care

Master of Audiology Studies

Master of Research (Medicine and Health Sciences)

Master of Clinical Embryology 

Master of Philosophy (Medicine and Health)

Master of Business Psychology

Master of Psychology

Master of Professional Psychology

Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy

Occupational Category: Nursing and Medical Technicians

Bachelor of Nursing

Bachelor of Science (Nursing)

Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-Registration)

Bachelor of Health Science

Bachelor of Nursing Science

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Bachelor of  Nursing (Enrolled Nurses)

Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry)

Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Nutrition)

Bachelor of Nutrition Science 

Bachelor of Nursing Science: Graduate Entry 

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science

Bachelor of Health and Community Services

Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences

Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies)

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science

Bachelor of Public Health

Bachelor of Applied Public Health

Bachelor of Nursing – Enrolled Nurse to Registered Nurse Pathway

Bachelor of Dermal Sciences 

Master of Public Health 

Master of Public Health Advanced

Master of Nursing Practice 

Master of Nursing 

Master of Nursing Practice (Pre-registration)

Master of Nursing International

Master of Laboratory Medicine

Master of Nursing Practice (Preregistration)

Master of Global Public Health

Master of Nursing (Graduate Entry)

Master of Health Science

Masters of Public Health Extension 

Master of Nursing Science

Master of Biomedical and Health Science 

Master of Nutrition and Population Health 

Master of Health and Human Services Management

Master of Health Management

Master of Nursing Studie

Master of Dietetics

Master of Nursing (Professional Studies)

Professional Health

Occupational Category: Dentistry

Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Bachelor of Dental Health Science

Bachelor of Dental Science

Bachelor of Oral Health 

Bachelor of Dental Prosthetics

Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy 

Bachelor of Oral Health (Therapy and Hygiene)

Bachelor of Dental Technology 

Bachelor of Dental Technology/Bachelor of Dental Prosthetics

Bachelor of Dental Hygiene

Bachelor of Science (Oral Health Therapy) 

Master of Dentistry 

Master of Dental Public and Primary Health 

Master of Clinical Dentistry

Occupational Category: Veterinarian 

Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours) 

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Animal and Veterinary Bioscience)

Bachelor of Veterinary Technology

Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences

Bachelor of Veterinary Science

Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience 

Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing

Bachelor of Science (Animal Health Major) 

Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Bachelor of Science / Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Master of Philosophy (Veterinary Science)

Master of Tropical Veterinary Science

Diagnostic

Occupational Category: Medical Imaging 

Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography) 

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)

Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours) 

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Diagnostic Radiography) 

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Radiation Therapy)

Bachelor of Medical and Radiation Physics 

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Nuclear Medicine)

Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) 

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy) 

Bachelor of Radiation Sciences

Master of Diagnostic Radiography 

Master of Magnetic Resonance Technology

Master of Medical Imaging

Master of Radiopharmaceutical Science 

Master of Molecular Imaging Technology 

Occupational Category: Radiologist 

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science

Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography)

Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) 

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (Honours)

Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging (Honours) 

Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours)

Bachelor of Medical Studies 

Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery 

Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine 

Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine

Bachelor of Clinical Sciences/Doctor of Medicine 

Master of Diagnostic Radiography 

Master of Research (Medicine and Health Sciences) 

Master of Clinical Embryology

Master of Philosophy (Medicine and Health)

Allied Health

Occupational Category: Psychologist

Bachelor of Psychological Science 

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours)

Bachelor of Psychology 

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy 

Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy)

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 

Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) 

Bachelor of Science in Chiropractic Science leading to Bachelor of Clinical Chiropractic

Bachelor of Chiropractic Science

Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) 

Bachelor of Psychological Sciences

Master of Occupational Therapy Practice 

Master of Clinical Psychology

Master of Clinical Audiology

Master of Clinical Physiotherapy 

Occupational Category: Recovery Therapist

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours)

Bachelor of Health Science 

Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)

Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy)

Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) (Honours) 

Bachelor of Physiotherapy

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy 

Bachelor of Podiatry 

Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours)

Bachelor of Science in Chiropractic Science leading to Bachelor of Clinical Chiropractic

Bachelor of Chiropractic Science

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Master of Occupational Therapy

Master of Physiotherapy 

Master of Chiropractic

Master of Speech Pathology

Master of Physiotherapy Studies

Master of Occupational Therapy Practice 

Master of Speech Language Pathology

Master of Speech Pathology Studies

Master of Clinical Audiology

Master of Clinical Physiotherapy

Master of Leadership and Management in Health Care

Master of Rehabilitation Counselling and Mental Health 

Master of Physiotherapy Practice 

Master of Music Therapy 

Master of Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy (Sports)

Master of Audiology

Occupational Category: Optometrist

Bachelor of Vision Science

Master of Optometry 

Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Clinical Optometry 

Bachelor of Vision Science / Master of Optometry 

Bachelor of Medical Science (Vision Science)/Master of Optometry

Master of Health Sciences (Research) 

Master of Clinical Optometry

Occupational Category: Pharmacist

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) 

Bachelor of Pharmacy 

Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science

Bachelor of Pharmacy and Management

Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (Honours) 

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical and Pharmaceutical)

Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy 

Master of Pharmacy

Master of Pharmaceutical Science 

Master of Good Manufacturing Practice

Master of Philosophy

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) / Master of Pharmacy Practice

Master of Philosophy (Pharmacy)

Master of Pharmacy (Research)

Teaching

Occupational Category: Teacher

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education and Care (Birth-5) 

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Birth to 5)

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood)

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary)

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five Years)

Bachelor of Education (Honours) 

Bachelor of Education (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts 

Bachelor of Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth-5/Birth-12) 

Bachelor of Education (Secondary: Humanities) / Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) 

Bachelor of Education (Primary) 

Bachelor of Early Childhood and Primary Education

Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Arts

Master of Education

Master of Teaching

Master of Teaching (Secondary) 

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood)

Master of TESOL

Master of Teaching (Birth – 5 years/Birth – 12 Years) 

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) 

Master of Education (Advanced)

Master of Education (Special Education, Advanced)

Master of Education (By Coursework)

Master of Teaching (Primary) 

Master of Teaching (Secondary Education)

Masters of Teaching (Secondary) 

Master of Arts (TESOL) 

Engineering

Occupational Category: Engineer

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Medical Science 

Bachelor of Project Management

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Lab + Non-lab Based)

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies 

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours) 

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil)

Bachelor of Engineering Science

Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science)

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) 

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)

Master of Engineering

Master of Professional Engineering 

Master of Engineering Science

Master of Biotechnology

Master of Construction Management

Master of Science

Master of Construction Management (Professional)

Master of Engineering (Professional) 

Master of Engineering Management

Master of Professional Engineering (Accelerated)

Master of Machine Learning and Computer Vision 

Master of Biomedical Science

Master of Engineering (Extension) 

Master of Engineering Science (Management)

Master of Philosophy (Engineering)

ICT

Occupational Category: ICT

Bachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelor of Business Information Systems

Bachelor of Advanced Computing

Bachelor of Networking

Bachelor of Science – Computer Science

Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Bachelor of Information Systems 

Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology

Bachelor of Cyber Security 

Bachelor of Business Analytics

Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Applications Development) (Standard)

Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Honours)

Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems

Bachelor of Software Engineering

Bachelor of Computing Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) 

Bachelor of Data Science

Master of Information Technology

Master of Data Science 

Master of Business Information Systems

Master of Information Systems

Master of Information Technology and Systems

Master of Computer Science 

Master of Computing

Master of Business Analytics 

Master of Cyber Security

Master of Information Technology and Master of Information Technology Management

Master of Networking

Master of Applied Information Technology 

Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems and Business Analytics) 

Master of Technology (Software Engineering) 

Master of Cybersecurity 

Master of Information Technology (Enterprise Management) 

Master of Enterprise Resource Planning

Master of Computing and Innovation

Agriculture

Occupational Category: Agriculture 

Bachelor of Science 

Bachelor of Biomedicine

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies

Bachelor of Agriculture 

Bachelor of Agricultural Science

Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) 

Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Science)

Bachelor of Environmental Science

Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) 

Bachelor of Environmental Management (Honours) 

Bachelor of Marine Science

Master of Environmental Science

Master of Environmental Management 

Master of Environment 

Master of Biotechnology

Master of Marine Biology 

Master of Agricultural Science

Master of Science in Agriculture

Master of Sustainability

Master of Science (Bioinformatics)

Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

Master of Environment and Sustainability

Master of Agricultural Sciences

Master of Biotechnology (Biomedical) 

Master of Molecular Biology 

Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability

Occupational Category: Food Technologist

Bachelor of Science 

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Medical Science 

Bachelor of Science (Lab + Non-lab Based)

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies

Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) 

Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Medical Sciences

Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science Advanced (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition)

Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science)

Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Science

Bachelor of Biotechnology

Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology

Bachelor of Science (Science)

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) 

Bachelor of Biotechnology (Honours)

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Laboratory Medicine) 

Master of Biotechnology

Master of Science

Master of Food Science and Technology

Master of Biomedical Science

Master of Materials Technology

Master of Pharmaceutical Industry Practice

Master of Research

Master of Science (Food Science and Technology) 

Master of Biotechnology Research Extensive 

Master of Science (Chemistry)

Master of Viticulture and Oenology

Master of Laboratory Medicine

Master of Wine Business

Master of Medical Biotechnology (Extension) 

Master of Science in Biotechnology 

Master of Science (Professional) 

Master of Food Science

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Why is Commercial Cooking Course the Best Career Choice For International Students in Australia?

Do you enjoy eating? Do you like exploring food or cooking for others? If the answer is yes, a career in hospitality can be a great fit for you.

Given the upscale dining options and thriving culinary scene in Australia, doing a commercial cooking degree is a very popular alternative for foreign students. Australian hospitality is a very competitive and multicultural sector, therefore there are many prospects for rising young cooks.

Australians have a tremendous love of eating. They enjoy checking out new places, foreign foods, different latte flavours, and other things. It makes sense given that Australia's hotel sector is predicted to increase by 12% over the next five years and is now expanding quickly. Additionally, it is expected that approximately 91,000 individuals would work in a variety of positions.

Let's look at the advantages of enroling in a commercial cooking course, including the possibility of lucrative employment opportunities and possibly obtaining permanent residency in a stunning nation like Australia.

The Industry With the Fastest Growth in the Hospitality

By 2023, it is anticipated that Australia's hotel industry would surpass $108 billion, which will lead to numerous job possibilities for chefs, cooks, and chef de partie (station chefs).

Professional cooks that can manage a large kitchen, oversee and teach personnel, and create suitable comprehensive plans for new dish creation are in high demand in Australia. Aside from all of this, chefs must adhere rigorously to the laws and regulations to guarantee exceptionally high levels of food hygiene.

Inventive Work

Let's be honest! A competent cook must be creative in order to create fresh, inventive dishes that not only taste great but also provide the consumer with a special experience. A job in the hospitality industry is a great choice for you if you possess the creative abilities to explore and experiment with the cuisine.

Work Schedule Flexibility

Although some restaurants are operating at night in Australia, others are exclusively open in the morning. You can opt to work a range of hours as you choose, based on your tastes and lifestyle. You may also spend as much of your free time as possible exploring the stunning nation.

Choice Of Freedom

The independence that studying professional chef courses gives you is one of the main reasons why you should do so. Being a chef gives you the freedom to run your own kitchen how you see fit and eventually own your own restaurant. If you are skilled in one specific cuisine, for example, you might create a restaurant that specializes in that cuisine or you could provide a range of cuisines. It is all up to you.

Describe Your Love of Eating

Sharing your passion for cooking has got to be the main motivation for being a professional chef! There isn't anything more fulfilling than this. What could possibly be more heartwarming than to prepare a dish with love, serve it to visitors, and hear their adoring remarks!

Yes, we agree that being a chef can be quite difficult, especially in a fast-paced, cutthroat sector where pressure is high. These things won't matter to you, though, if you are enthusiastic about food because you will be doing just what you enjoy the most—cooking!

Where Can You Study?

There are several internationally known culinary arts schools, universities, and institutions in Australia where you may enrol in certificate or diploma programmes in commercial cooking, such as Certificate III in Commercial Cookery and Diploma of Hospitality Management.

The world-class commercial cooking courses offered by Rapid Education and Migration will enable you to become a skilled chef and work in the culinary industry in Australia.

You may enhance your career at five-star hotels, top restaurants, bars, and clubs with the help of Rapid Education. So, what are you waiting for? Contact us now!

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5 Reasons Why a Career in Commercial Cooking is a Great Choice

Career Opportunities in Commercial Cooking in Australia? Reasons to know why commercial cookery is a fast-paced, and creative career path.

Australia is a nation of food enthusiasts. Multicultural and diverse aspects have an effect on the thriving culinary culture. Because of this, there is no shortage of employment in the hotel industry.

The hotel sector experiences an average yearly growth rate of 14%. The Australian government predicts that during the course of the following five years, the hospitality industry will continue to develop. It’s estimated that there will be 80,000 additional employment vacancies overall.

There are many reasons why a career in commercial cookery is a great choice.

To read more: https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/5-reasons-career-commercial-cooking-great-choice/

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What are the Best Courses to Study in Australia in 2023?

Australia has long had a respected reputation when it comes to studying or immigrating overseas. There are many different reasons why international students choose to study in Australia. The best method to expand your knowledge and professional opportunities globally is to complete higher education in Australia. Rapid Education supports you in making education in Australia reasonable and attainable so that you may experience the difference. It also gives the best international career counseling for Australians.

https://writingley.com/what-are-the-best-courses-to-study-in-australia-in-2023/

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Australia has long had a respected reputation when it comes to studying or immigrating overseas. There are many different reasons why international students choose to study in Australia. The best method to expand your knowledge and professional opportunities globally is to complete higher education in Australia. Rapid Education supports you in making education in Australia. Rapid Education supports you in making education in Australia reasonable and attainable so that you may experience the difference. It also gives the best international career counseling for Australians. To know more: https://writingley.com/what-are-the-best-courses-to-study-in-australia-in-2023/

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Australia Visas in 3 days for Skilled Teachers and Nurses

The Australian government is now processing visa applications from foreign skilled teachers and nurses within three. Know more about this news.

https://www.rapidmigration.com.au/visas-in-three-days-for-teachers-and-nurses/

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Australian Spouse Visa In 2023: Everything You Need to Know!

It takes a long time and is challenging to apply for an Australian spouse visa. You must gather documentation for all required documents and meet particular eligibility standards before filing an application for a spouse visa.

This blog will provide all the information you need regarding the application process and finance requirements for requesting an Australian spouse visa in 2023! Read on to know more!

WHAT ARE THE AUSTRALIAN TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT PARTNER VISAS?

An Australian Spouse Visa is also known as an Australian Partner Visa. The primary applicant, the Australian spouse, must be either a New Zealander, an Australian citizen, or a lawful resident of Australia.

Through the help of an Australia spouse visa, your life partner (husband or wife) or your de facto partner (fiance, in a committed relationship), can travel to Australia.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ELIGIBILITY FOR AN AUSTRALIAN SPOUSE VISA

The most important need for an Australian Spouse Visa is that the marriage be real and permanent.

You share a stable household with your husband.

You should have been married for the last 12 months.

There are moral and physical prerequisites for each of you to be met.

HOW LONG DOES IT REQUIRE TO RECEIVE A SPOUSE VISA FOR AUSTRALIA?

309- Provisional Visa: 15 months

100- Permanent Visa: 23 months

WHAT KIND OF PARTNER OR SPOUSE VISAS ARE THERE FOR AUSTRALIA?

PROVISIONAL PARTNER VISA (SUBCLASS 309)

PERMANENT PARTNER VISA (SUBCLASS 100)

TEMPORARY PARTNER VISA (SUBCLASS 820)

PERMANENT PARTNER VISA (SUBCLASS 801)

PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGE VISA (SUBCLASS 300)

DEPENDENT CHILD VISA (SUBCLASS 445)

WHAT DOCUMENTS DO I NEED TO PROVIDE AS PROOF OF ID AND MARITAL STATUS?

For Funding

Documents for a joint lease or mortgage

Cosigned loan contracts for expensive products such as cars, homes, or significant appliances

Bank account statements for joint accounts

Household bills in both names

For Your House

A note describing how to split up the chores around the major

Major bills for the house in both names

 Both emails or letters sent to both the partners

For Social Concerns

Invitation to a party, upcoming wedding, etc.

Images of couples together A marriage certificate

Proof that you take part in group sports, cultural, or social activities.

A record of your shared travels.

To Prove a Real De Facto Relationship

Evidence of marriage and videos or pictures from the event

Correspondence records, such as emails and letters. 

Copies of any joint children's birth certificates.

Proof of shared ownership or pooled finances

Written statements explaining the details of your relationship history by your spouse

Evidence of your social connection

CONCLUSION

If you select an experienced visa advisor, your spouse visa application processing time will go more quickly and with less difficulty. It also lessens errors or missed opportunities, thus increasing your chances of getting a visa. Hire the best migration consultant in Australia to learn more about the Australian spouse visa application procedure!