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หากอายุของคุณต่ำกว่า 18 ปี ผู้ปกครองจำเป็นต้องกรอกแบบฟอร์มนี้

Form #18

Breakdown of Minimum Financial Requirements

A. Living Costs

The minimum annual living cost requirements are as follows:

Category Required Funds (AUD) per Year
Primary Applicant (Student) AUD 29,710
Partner (Spouse/De Facto Partner) AUD 10,394
Child (Dependent under 18 years) AUD 4,449

💡 Note: These figures are the minimum required by the Australian Government. However, actual living costs may be higher, depending on your city and lifestyle.

B. Tuition Fees

You must provide proof of funds covering the first 12 months of tuition fees or the full course fee if the duration is shorter.

✔ If you already paid some tuition fees, deduct that amount and provide receipts or a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) as evidence.

✔ If you are on a scholarship, submit an official scholarship award letter detailing the financial coverage.

C. School Fees for Dependent Children

If your school-aged children (aged 5 to 17) accompany you, you must show evidence of at least AUD 13,502 per year per child for schooling costs.

Exemptions:
✅ If you are a PhD student and your child is enrolled in an Australian government school, fees may be waived.
✅ If you receive an Australian Government Scholarship (e.g., Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Scholarship), school fees may also be waived.

D. Travel Costs

You need to show that you have sufficient funds for travel to and from Australia. The expected minimum travel costs are:

✔ Applicants from Africa (East/Southern): AUD 2,500
✔ Applicants from Africa (West): AUD 3,000
✔ Applicants from other regions: AUD 2,000
✔ Applicants already in Australia (for return flights): AUD 1,000
✔ For return flights to Africa: Additional AUD 1,500

Please provide the average grade or score you received in your studies, known as your GPA (Grade Point Average). This number shows how well you have performed overall in your courses.
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Tuition Fees

You must provide proof of funds covering the first 12 months of tuition fees or the full course fee if the duration is shorter.

✔ If you already paid some tuition fees, deduct that amount and provide receipts or a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) as evidence.

✔ If you are on a scholarship, submit an official scholarship award letter detailing the financial coverage.

School Fees for Dependent Children

If your school-aged children (aged 5 to 17) accompany you, you must show evidence of at least AUD 13,502 per year per child for schooling costs.

Exemptions:
✅ If you are a PhD student and your child is enrolled in an Australian government school, fees may be waived.
✅ If you receive an Australian Government Scholarship (e.g., Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Scholarship), school fees may also be waived.

Buy OSHC Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

OSHC is a mandatory requirement for international students in Australia, ensuring they have access to essential healthcare services during their studies. Students must secure OSHC for the entire duration of their student visa, including any extra months required for visa validity.


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Estimated OSHC Costs by Study Duration (2025)

Below are the estimated OSHC costs for different visa durations (1 to 5 years) based on leading providers.

📌 1-Year OSHC Cost Estimates (12 Months)

Provider Single Student Couple (Student + Partner) Family (Student, Partner & Children)
CBHS International Health AUD 592 AUD 4,570 AUD 9,080
ahm OSHC AUD 600 AUD 4,610 AUD 9,156
Bupa Australia AUD 695 AUD 5,350 AUD 10,620
Medibank Private AUD 655 AUD 5,035 AUD 9,960
Allianz Care Australia AUD 657 AUD 5,048 AUD 9,994
nib OSHC AUD 644 AUD 4,940 AUD 9,800

📌 2-Year OSHC Cost Estimates (24 Months)

Provider Single Student Couple (Student + Partner) Family (Student, Partner & Children)
CBHS International Health AUD 1,184 AUD 9,140 AUD 18,160
ahm OSHC AUD 1,200 AUD 9,220 AUD 18,312
Bupa Australia AUD 1,390 AUD 10,700 AUD 21,240
Medibank Private AUD 1,310 AUD 10,070 AUD 19,920
Allianz Care Australia AUD 1,314 AUD 10,096 AUD 19,988
nib OSHC AUD 1,288 AUD 9,880 AUD 19,600

📌 3-Year OSHC Cost Estimates (36 Months)

Provider Single Student Couple (Student + Partner) Family (Student, Partner & Children)
CBHS International Health AUD 1,776 AUD 13,710 AUD 27,240
ahm OSHC AUD 1,800 AUD 13,830 AUD 27,468
Bupa Australia AUD 2,085 AUD 16,050 AUD 31,860
Medibank Private AUD 1,965 AUD 15,105 AUD 29,880
Allianz Care Australia AUD 1,971 AUD 15,144 AUD 29,982
nib OSHC AUD 1,932 AUD 14,820 AUD 29,400

📌 4-Year OSHC Cost Estimates (48 Months)

Provider Single Student Couple (Student + Partner) Family (Student, Partner & Children)
CBHS International Health AUD 2,368 AUD 18,280 AUD 36,320
ahm OSHC AUD 2,400 AUD 18,440 AUD 36,624
Bupa Australia AUD 2,780 AUD 21,400 AUD 42,480
Medibank Private AUD 2,620 AUD 20,140 AUD 39,840
Allianz Care Australia AUD 2,628 AUD 20,192 AUD 39,976
nib OSHC AUD 2,576 AUD 19,760 AUD 39,200

📌 5-Year OSHC Cost Estimates (60 Months)

Provider Single Student Couple (Student + Partner) Family (Student, Partner & Children)
CBHS International Health AUD 2,960 AUD 22,850 AUD 45,400
ahm OSHC AUD 3,000 AUD 23,050 AUD 45,780
Bupa Australia AUD 3,475 AUD 26,750 AUD 53,100
Medibank Private AUD 3,275 AUD 25,175 AUD 49,800
Allianz Care Australia AUD 3,285 AUD 25,240 AUD 49,970
nib OSHC AUD 3,220 AUD 24,700 AUD 49,000

📌 Key Considerations Before Purchasing OSHC

🔹 Policy Duration: Ensure OSHC covers the full length of your student visa plus any additional months required by immigration.
🔹 Provider Rates: OSHC costs vary across providers, so compare coverage and benefits before making a decision.
🔹 Coverage Details: Standard OSHC includes GP visits, hospital treatments, ambulance services, and limited pharmaceuticalsAdditional coverage (e.g., dental, optical, physiotherapy) may be available for an extra cost.
🔹 Mandatory for Visa Approval: Your student visa (Subclass 500) will not be granted without valid OSHC.

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Visa Fees for Subclass 500 (Student Visa)

The visa application charges for the Student Visa (Subclass 500) vary depending on the applicant's circumstances. Below is a structured breakdown:

1. Base Application Charge

Applicant Type Visa Fee (AUD)
Primary Applicant (Main Student) AUD 1,600
Additional Applicant (18 years or older) AUD 1,190
Additional Applicant (Under 18 years old) AUD 390
  • These charges apply to both onshore and offshore applicants.
  • The main applicant (student) is responsible for paying the primary fee.
  • Additional applicants (such as dependents or family members) must pay separate charges.

2. Additional Charges

Some applicants may be required to pay extra fees depending on their circumstances.

Charge Type Amount (AUD) Applicable to
Subsequent Temporary Application Charge AUD 700 Applicants applying for another temporary visa onshore (within Australia) who have held certain previous visas.
Health Examination Fees Varies Required for all applicants. Cost depends on medical tests needed.
Police Clearance Certificate Varies Depends on the issuing country and required background checks.
Biometric Collection Fee Varies Applicants required to submit biometrics.
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Varies Mandatory for all student visa holders and dependents.

3. Visa Payment Methods & Surcharges

Visa fees must be paid online using one of the approved payment methodsSurcharges apply based on the payment method used:

Payment Method Surcharge (%)
Visa, MasterCard, American Express 1.32%
Diners Club International 1.99%
PayPal 1.01%
UnionPay 1.90%

4. Additional Considerations

  • Application fees are non-refundable, even if the visa is refused.
  • Ensure you check the latest fees on the Australian Department of Home Affairs website before applying.
  • If you are applying with family members, ensure you calculate the total cost for all applicants included.
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English Language Requirements for Education Providers,

Visa, and Professional Bodies in Australia (2025)

Australia has specific English language requirements for education providers, student visa applications, and professional registration in regulated professions. These requirements vary depending on the level of study and the professional body's standards.


1. English Language Requirements for Education Providers

Each education level has a minimum English proficiency requirement, usually measured by standardized tests such as IELTS, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, and Cambridge (CAE).

1.1 English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)
  • No specific entry requirement; students take a placement test before starting.
  • Commonly required for students who need to improve their English before joining a degree or vocational course.
1.2 Vocational Education & Training (VET) / TAFE
  • IELTS: 5.5 (overall), no band lower than 5.0
  • PTE Academic: 42 (no skill below 36)
  • TOEFL iBT: 46
  • Some institutions accept internal English placement tests.
1.3 Undergraduate Degrees (Bachelor’s & Associate Degrees)
  • IELTS: 6.0 – 6.5 (overall), with no band lower than 6.0
  • PTE Academic: 50 – 58 (no skill below 50)
  • TOEFL iBT: 60 – 79
  • Cambridge CAE: 169 – 176
1.4 Postgraduate Courses (Master’s, PhD, Graduate Diplomas)
  • IELTS: 6.5 – 7.0 (overall), with no band lower than 6.0
  • PTE Academic: 58 – 65 (no skill below 58)
  • TOEFL iBT: 79 – 94
  • Some research-based PhDs may require higher writing scores (IELTS 7.0+ in Writing).
1.5 Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health Programs

Higher English requirements apply due to patient communication standards.

  • IELTS: 7.0 – 7.5 (with no band below 7.0)
  • PTE Academic: 65 – 79
  • TOEFL iBT: 94+

2. English Language Requirements for a Student Visa (Subclass 500)

To apply for an Australian Student Visa, international students must meet the minimum English language requirement unless exempted.

2.1 Standard Visa Requirements

IELTS: 5.5 (no band below 5.0) – Direct Entry
IELTS: 5.0 – If taking ELICOS for up to 10 weeks
IELTS: 4.5 – If taking ELICOS for 11+ weeks
PTE Academic: 42 (overall), no skill below 36
TOEFL iBT: 46

2.2 Exemptions from English Language Testing

You do not need to prove English proficiency for a student visa if you:

  • Hold a passport from the UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand, or Ireland.
  • Have completed 5 years of study in English in a recognized country.
  • Are enrolled in a principal course that does not require an English test (e.g., certain pathway programs).

3. English Language Requirements for Professional Registration

Certain professions in healthcare, law, education, and engineering require higher English proficiency for professional registration in Australia.

3.1 Medical and Nursing Professions (AHPRA - Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
  • IELTS: 7.0 in each band (or OET B for healthcare professionals)
  • PTE Academic: 65+ in each skill
  • TOEFL iBT: 94 (minimum 24 in Listening & Reading, 27 in Writing, 23 in Speaking)
  • Occupational English Test (OET): B grade in all sections
3.2 Accounting & Finance (CPA Australia, CA ANZ, IPA)
  • IELTS: 7.0 overall, no band below 6.5
  • PTE Academic: 65
  • TOEFL iBT: 94
3.3 Engineering (Engineers Australia)
  • IELTS: 6.0 (no band lower than 5.0)
  • PTE Academic: 50 (no skill below 42)
  • TOEFL iBT: 64
3.4 Law (Legal Admissions Board & Migration Agents Registration Authority)
  • IELTS: 7.5 overall, no band below 7.0
  • PTE Academic: 73
  • TOEFL iBT: 102
3.5 Teaching & Education (Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership - AITSL)
  • IELTS: 7.0 in Reading & Writing, 8.0 in Speaking & Listening
  • PTE Academic: 65+ in each skill
  • TOEFL iBT: 94

4. Summary Table – English Language Requirements

Education/Professional Level IELTS (Overall) PTE Academic TOEFL iBT
ELICOS No specific score No specific score No specific score
VET/TAFE 5.5 (no band below 5.0) 42 (no skill below 36) 46
Undergraduate 6.0 – 6.5 50 – 58 60 – 79
Postgraduate (Master’s/PhD) 6.5 – 7.0 58 – 65 79 – 94
Medicine & Nursing 7.0 – 7.5 65 – 79 94+
Student Visa (Subclass 500) 5.5 (direct entry) 42 46
Medical & Nursing Registration (AHPRA) 7.0 in each band 65+ in each skill 94
Accounting (CPA Australia, CA ANZ, IPA) 7.0 (no band below 6.5) 65 94
Engineering (Engineers Australia) 6.0 (no band below 5.0) 50 64
Law (Legal Admissions, MARA) 7.5 (no band below 7.0) 73 102
Teaching (AITSL) 7.0 (R/W), 8.0 (S/L) 65 94

Final Notes

  • Always check individual university and professional body requirements, as some institutions may have higher English requirements.
  • For student visas, ensure your English test results are valid (not older than 2 years at the time of application).
  • Pathway programs (such as foundation courses and ELICOS) can help students meet the required English level.

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Genuine Student (GS) Declarations

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✅ Acknowledgment & Accuracy
I confirm that I have read, understood, and accept all statements and conditions outlined in this document. *
I declare that all information provided is true, complete, and accurate to the best of my knowledge. *

✅ Genuine Temporary Entrant & Student Commitment
I understand that I must be a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) and a Genuine Student (GS) for the purpose of studying in Australia and applying for a student visa. My primary purpose in Australia is to study, and I intend to complete my course within the expected duration.

✅ Course Selection & Alignment
I confirm that I have reviewed and understood all course details, including:

  • Entry requirements
  • Tuition fees
  • Campus location
  • Course duration
  • Career opportunities

The selected course aligns with my career aspirations, previous education, and work experience, enhancing my skills and knowledge in my field.

✅ Education & Employment History
I have provided accurate details of my education and employment history, ensuring that there are no unexplained gaps. My work experience is relevant to my course and will benefit from the additional qualifications I will gain.

✅ Future Plans
I have outlined my post-study plans, including how I will apply my acquired skills and knowledge in my home country or another country. I intend to return upon completing my studies.

✅ Study Destination Choice
I have justified my decision to study in Australia over other countries based on:

  • The quality of education
  • The reputation of the institution
  • Opportunities for personal and professional growth

✅ Financial Capability
I confirm that I have sufficient and legitimate funds to cover:

  • Tuition fees
  • Living expenses (for myself and any dependents)
  • Ancillary costs throughout my entire study duration

I have provided valid evidence of these funds, ensuring they meet the financial requirements.

✅ English Language Proficiency
meet the English language requirements for my course and have provided recognized test results (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent).

✅ Visa History & Dependents
I have truthfully disclosed all previous visa applications and their outcomes, including any refusals or cancellations.
I have declared whether my spouse and/or dependents will accompany me and understand the financial and visa requirements for their support.

✅ Health, Character & Visa Compliance
I confirm that I:

  • Meet the health and character requirements for an Australian student visa
  • Will provide necessary health examinations and police certificates if required
  • Will maintain satisfactory academic progress and attendance as per visa conditions
  • Will comply with all student visa requirements, including work restrictions

✅ Financial Declaration & Australian Values Commitment
I/We declare that I/we have secured and provided evidence of sufficient financial resources to cover:

  • Travel, tuition, and living expenses for the first 12 months
  • Additional funds for the full study duration
  • Schooling costs for any accompanying school-aged dependents

I/We confirm that I/we have read or been informed about Australian society and values and agree to uphold and abide by the principles outlined in the Australian Values Statement and Life in Australia booklet.

Comprehensive Guide on Proof of Funds for Study and Living in Australia


1. Understanding Proof of Funds for Student Visas

Proof of funds is a mandatory requirement for international students applying for an Australian Student Visa (Subclass 500). Students must demonstrate that they have sufficient financial capacity to cover:

Tuition fees
Living expenses
Travel costs
Schooling costs for dependents (if applicable)


2. Minimum Financial Requirements (2025)

To meet the financial capacity requirement, students must prove they have access to funds covering the following expenses:

Living Costs (Annual Estimate)

  • Student: AUD 29,710
  • Partner (if included): AUD 10,394
  • Child (if included): AUD 4,449

Tuition Fees

  • 12 months of tuition fees (or the full tuition fee if the course is shorter than 12 months).
  • If already studying in Australia, show proof of tuition for the next 12 months.

Schooling Costs for Dependent Children

  • At least AUD 13,502 per child per year (varies based on state and school).
  • Exemptions apply to PhD students or Australian Government-sponsored students.

Travel Costs (Estimate)

  • AUD 2,500 – If applying from East or Southern Africa
  • AUD 3,000 – If applying from West Africa
  • AUD 2,000 – If applying from anywhere else outside Australia
  • AUD 1,000 – If applying from within Australia

3. Acceptable Forms of Financial Evidence

Students can demonstrate financial capacity using one of the following methods:

3.1 Bank Deposits in a Financial Institution

  • Bank statements showing the required amount held for at least 3 months before the visa application.
  • If a large deposit is made recently, an explanation of the source of funds is needed.

3.2 Government or Institutional Loan

  • Proof of an approved education loan covering tuition and living expenses.
  • The loan should clearly state the terms of disbursement and repayment schedule.

3.3 Scholarships or Sponsorships

  • A formal letter confirming the sponsorship or scholarship, stating the amount covered (tuition, living, and travel costs).

3.4 Proof of Parent’s or Partner’s Income

  • Provide evidence that parents/partner earned at least AUD 87,856 in the 12 months before application.
  • If family members are included, the required amount increases to AUD 102,500.
  • Acceptable documents:
    • Government tax assessments
    • Official financial records (bank statements are NOT sufficient alone).

4. Proving Genuine Access to Funds

Having the required amount is not enough; students must prove they can access these funds.

Documents to Support Fund Accessibility:

For savings accounts: Bank statements covering at least 3 months.
For loans: Loan agreements specifying repayment and disbursement details.
For sponsored students: Letter from sponsor + proof of financial history.
For businesses funding studies: Business registration, tax returns, and income statements.


5. Special Cases and Exemptions

Some students may be exempt from providing financial evidence upfront but can still be asked for it during visa processing. Exemptions apply to:

  • Students studying in Australia under streamlined visa processing arrangements.
  • Australian Government-sponsored students (Department of Foreign Affairs or Defence).
  • PhD students under a Commonwealth scholarship.

6. Consequences of Insufficient Proof of Funds

Failure to provide adequate proof can lead to visa rejection. To avoid this:

Submit accurate, verifiable financial documents.
Ensure non-English documents are translated by accredited translators.
Attach complete financial evidence in your ImmiAccount.


7. Tips for a Successful Student Visa Application

Calculate funds correctly: Ensure all costs (tuition, living, travel) are accounted for.
Attach all required documents: Incomplete applications may face delays or refusals.
Provide proof of financial accessibility: Having money is not enough—you must prove access.
Submit applications early: Avoid processing delays.

By following these guidelines, students can enhance their chances of securing an Australian Student Visa (Subclass 500) and ensuring a smooth study experience in Australia. 🌏🎓

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Agent Authorization

✅ Authorization & Representation
I authorize the appointed agent to act on my behalf for this application, including submitting documents and making inquiries. *

✅ Information Release & Consent
I agree to the release of information related to my application, visa, and admission to the agent, education provider, and relevant authorities. *
I consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of my personal information as outlined in the education provider's privacy statement. *

✅ Privacy & Data Protection
I confirm that I have read, understood, and accepted the privacy statement and its terms. *
I understand my right to access and request corrections to my personal information. *

✅ Legal & Compliance Acknowledgment
I acknowledge my legal obligations as an international student in Australia. *
I understand that providing false or misleading information may result in application rejection or withdrawal of an offer. *
I acknowledge that the education provider reserves the right to reverse decisions if incorrect information is discovered. *

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This Policy may change from time to time and is available on our websites.

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If you have any queries or complaints about our Privacy Policy please contact us at:

Email: info@theeducationgroup.com

Phone: 1800907777

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Terms of Use

Introduction

These Terms of Use apply to the websites myCourseFinder.com, StudyinAustralia.tv, and StudyEnglishinAustralia.com (collectively, "the Websites") owned by United Education Group Pty Ltd ("United Education Group"). By accessing and using any of the Websites, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use, which form a legally binding agreement between you and United Education Group.

Acceptance of Terms

Your continued use of the Websites constitutes acceptance of these Terms of Use. United Education Group may update or amend these Terms at any time, with continued use signifying acceptance of the updated Terms.

Disclaimer

United Education Group strives for accuracy in information on the Websites but does not guarantee it. The information is provided "as is" without any express or implied warranty. United Education Group is not responsible for any loss or damage resulting from use of the information or the Websites themselves. Users are advised to use appropriate virus protection before accessing or downloading content.

Copyright and Trademarks

All material on the Websites, including text, graphics, images, and sound, is protected by copyright under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) and the laws of other countries. Unauthorized use, alteration, reproduction, or transmission of this material is prohibited unless authorized by United Education Group. Trademarks appearing on the Websites are the property of their respective owners. Unauthorized use of these trademarks is prohibited, unless expressly authorized by United Education Group or the owner of the relevant trademark.

External Links

United Education Group is not responsible for the content or currency of any externally linked sites. Links do not imply endorsement by United Education Group or a relationship with the linked organization.

SPAM

The publication of electronic addresses on the Websites is for business communication purposes and does not infer consent to receiving unsolicited commercial messages or SPAM.

Privacy

United Education Group's Privacy Policy is available on the Websites and applies solely to information collected by us. Privacy policies of other websites linked from the Websites may differ, and we recommend reading them.

Liability

United Education Group is not liable for any damages arising from the use of the Websites, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. Use of the Websites is at your own risk, and United Education Group's liability for any other losses resulting from use of the Websites is limited to the nominal amount of AUD$2, to the extent permitted by law.

Governing Law

These Terms of Use are governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Victoria, Australia. By using the Websites, you agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria, Australia.

User-Generated Content

By submitting content to United Education Group's social networks, websites, and other media ("User-Generated Websites"), you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use. You confirm that you are at least 18 years old, and that you own or have permission to use the content. You grant United Education Group and its affiliates the right to use your content indefinitely.

Content Usage

When you submit content, you grant United Education Group a non-exclusive, perpetual, worldwide license to use, modify, and distribute your content for any purpose, including advertising, marketing, and promotion of United Education Group's goods and services. Your content will be considered non-confidential and non-proprietary.

To request removal of your content, please Email: info@theeducationgroup.com and include a link to the content you wish to have removed.

By using the Websites, you agree to these User-Generated Content Terms of Use in addition to the overall Website Terms of Use.