ASR International - Australia, Canada & Malaysia

23/01/2022

International students are allowed to work more than 20 hours a week and NO visa application fees

The government has removed the 40-hour-a-fortnight restriction which means that international student visa holders, no longer have restrictions on the number of hours they can work while studying in Australia

As from now , international students visa applicants (subclass 500) do not have to pay the visa application fee, the $630 application visa fee for international students will be covered by the government for the next 4 months

If you wish to study Business, Accounting, IT in Australia, please be in touch, we will facilitate your application and help you to find the right institutions in Australia.

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500/temporary-relaxation-of-working-hours-for-student-visa-holders

25/12/2021

We are looking forward to a much positive year ahead.

ASR wishes you and your family Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.

11/10/2020

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/student-visa

04/06/2020

Due to the Pandemic COVID19 - Borders are currently close. For all students who have received their COe, it worth having a look at the link below to ensure that your visa is granted 😉.

Submitting a student visa application to study in Australia? We've put together a guide to the most common reasons why visa applications are rejected.

19/04/2020

https://www.acacia-au.com/temporary-visa-work-arrangements-covid19.php?utm_source=Acacia+Immigration+News&utm_campaign=10d4e3f624-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_01_21_04_35_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a3f5bcae83-10d4e3f624-309551565

The Minister for Immigration has announced a number of changes affecting temporary visa holders in Australia, including Students, Working Holiday Makers, and Tourists.

13/04/2020

🗞 NEWS - Covid Updates

- *JobKeeper* - The Government has passed legislation for the $130 billion JobKeeper Payment to keep more Australians in jobs and support businesses affected by the Coronavirus.
- *Coronavirus modelling* - The Federal Government has released the modelling behind Australia’s Coronavirus response. It shows how COVID-19 could spread through the Australian population under different scenarios but DOES NOT predict the future or factually represent Australia’s current position. Early data suggests physical distancing and other measures taken in Australia are slowing the growth in COVID-19 cases to a point where the health system can meet expected demand → aus.gov.au/modelling
- *Cyber crime* - There has been an increase in COVID-19 themed cyber activity towards websites designed to either install software or steal personal information and banking details.
- *Commercial tenancies* - The National Cabinet has agreed that states and territories will implement a mandatory Code of Conduct for commercial tenancies.
- *Restrictions* - Public gatherings, excluding household members, have been reduced to a maximum of 2 people. Check State & Territory websites for further enforcement information.
- *Stay home* - Everyone should stay home unless you are: shopping for essentials, receiving medical care, exercising or travelling to work or education.
- *Easter* - During the Easter period, places of worship must remain closed to the public. Services will be streamed and only clergy and those formally involved in services or streaming are permitted to attend.
- *Stay informed* - Download the official government 'Coronavirus Australia' app in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.

Read more → aus.gov.au/news

The official Australian Government response website to provide support and updates to Australians on the Coronavirus pandemic

08/04/2020

Updates for Mauritian students who are currently in Australia

24/01/2020

‘The most beautiful things you can wear is confidence’

Lacking in confidence at work? Education has the power to change that.

09/01/2020

English Requirements for international students.