Visa type
|
Subclass
|
Subclass Number
|
Eligibility
|
Student (Temporary)
|
Independent ELICOS
|
570
|
For ELICOS (English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas
Students)
|
|
Schools
|
571
|
For primary school; secondary school; and approved
secondary exchange programs
|
|
Vocational education and
training
|
572
|
For Certificate I, II, III,
and IV; diploma; advanced diploma
|
|
Higher education
|
573
|
Bachelor degree; associate
degree; graduate certificate; graduate diploma; and Masters by coursework
|
|
Postgraduate research
|
574
|
For Masters by research
degree and Doctoral degrees
|
|
Non-award
|
575
|
For enabling courses; non-award foundation studies; other
full-time courses or components of courses not leading to an Australian award
|
|
Foreign Affairs or Defence
|
576
|
For full-time
courses of all types undertaken by Foreign Affairs or Defence students
sponsored by the Australian Government
|
|
Student guardian
|
580
|
Provides for certain
persons to reside with a student in Australia, where that student requires a
guardian
|
Graduate Skilled (Temporary)
|
Temporary graduate
|
485
|
This
temporary visa enables former overseas students to complete a post-graduate
professional year, gain skilled work experience or improve their English
skills. To be eligible, applicants need to have recently completed an
Australian degree, diploma or trade qualification as a result of at least 2 years
study.
|
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