Starting from 2024, international students applying for visas are required to achieve an IELTS score of 6.0 or pass English language proficiency tests such as PTE. Temporary graduates need to achieve an IELTS score of 6.5.

The 485 visa policy has been reformed in 2024, including shortening the length of the visa, lowering the age limit, and eliminating some extension policies. For example, the length of PSW visas for taught masters and PhD students has been reduced to two and three years respectively.

Yes, while studying in Australia, students can work under certain conditions. In general, the working hours should not exceed 20 hours per week (holidays can be full-time).

International students can preliminarily judge their immigration conditions through self-assessment, including age, education, work experience, language ability and so on. You can also consult a professional immigration consultant or agency for a more detailed assessment.

After studying in Australia, students can apply for permanent residency by applying for a skilled migrant visa. This usually requires meeting certain language, age, education and work experience requirements, and is tested through the skilled migration points system. After meeting the minimum points and submitting an EOI, it is possible to obtain an invitation from the Immigration Department and submit a visa application.