Student Dependent Visa Australia: What Should You Prepare?

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Wondering how to get your spouse to Australia under Student Visa? Here we have the answer.
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[@aliyoksel]

Hello me and my wife applied for the student visa subclass 500 it means me and my wife we will move to Australia together. Can you tell me is there a possibility for only 1 of us get visa and dependent get refused? Also please advise me for the processing time we applied 3 months ago and still no answer how long more we need to wait? Is there a chance to make follow with immigration?

[@educationoneau]

Hello, I'm Desti. Yes, a dependent visa may be refused when applied at the same time with the main applicant due to several reasons, such as failure to show familial relationship with the main applicant. Regarding estimation of processing time, it depends on the Stream of Student Visa and when you applied for it. You may check through this link: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-processing-times/global-visa-processing-times If your application has passed the estimated processing time, you may try to follow up to the Immigration by filling out this form: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/departmental-forms/online-forms/australian-immigration-enquiry-form I hope the info helps.

[@LIBIECITA871207]

Hi! Thanks for your help! ☺️ Maybe do you know something about this: I got my 485 visa and I added my husband to that one, so we both granted our visa one year ago, now we want to apply for the subsequent visa for my step daughter (I’m the main applicant) when I’m filling the application I need to provide this information: “accompanying members of the family unit”. Do I need to add my husband details again? (His visa was granted with mine one year ago)

[@educationoneau]

Good morning, I am Desti from education ONE. I believe you should answer 'No' to that Accompanying Family member question in your daughter's application. You can answer Yes if your daughter has a spouse or children herself. I hope it helps! We also will be happy to assist your daughter throughout her visa application. Contact us to have a further consultation. Thank you

[@raymondjohnbalmes2092]

Hello. Is this still applicable? My partner will be coming at the same time as me. My cousin says there's been changes already last month (Dec 2023).

[@educationoneau]

Hello, Im Desti from education ONE. Yes, Student visa still allow you to bring your family, including dependent spouse, at the same time as you. Kindly refer to this link for the detailed info: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500#About under 'Include family' Contact us to have a more personal consultation with our consultant. We will be delighted to assist you. Thank you

[@digidigi3348]

Hello doing masters and want to invite my husband now. My marriage is exactly 1 year old. He is in India and working very good IT job. What are our chances and processing time?

[@educationoneau]

Hi, I'm Mahendra. Thank you for your question! Your husband can enter Australia as a subsequent entrant on your student visa. Generally, it's more straightforward if you declared your husband in your original student visa application. For more detailed information, you can visit this link: www.studyaustralia.gov.au/en/plan-your-move/bringing-your-family To get precise advice tailored to your situation, I recommend consulting with our Registered Migration Agent. As they are licensed to advise you regarding the outcome probability. I hope this helps!

[@rabinpun-wy5xd]

helo my wife got her visa at curtins university perth for mastersscience AI and her studies starts on feb 26..when can husband apply for subsequent visa pls

[@educationoneau]

Good morning, I am Desti from education ONE. You may reapply for a Subsequent Entrant Student Visa Dependent application anytime once your wife visa has been granted and she's already in Australia. There are some requirements that you need to fulfill before you apply for your visa. Contact us through WhatsApp at [phone] for more detailed information on your eligibility. Thank you

[@rajatsingh4505]

Subsequent entrant 500 processing time plz tell me

[@educationoneau]

Hello, it will depend on the stream of the main applicant's Student Visa (e.g. Vocational Education and Training, Higher Education). You could see the estimation on this page: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500#About at the bottom part. I hope it helps

[@allaroundme8430]

@@educationoneau Can i talk to you

[@educationoneau]

​@@allaroundme8430 Absolutely! Feel free to find our contact information at this link: www.educationone.net.au/contact-us/

[@asimghayoorgamaryani784]

Hello sir, Is there any visa fee for the subsequent entrant if his/her spouse is on Visa sub class 500 Postgraduate research sector? I have checked the Home Affairs website and they have mentioned the subsequent visa free of cost.

[@educationoneau]

Hello, I'm Desti from education ONE. As you could check here: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/visa-pricing-estimator there are AUD 650 fees payable if you would like to apply for a dependent student visa to your spouse who is holding a Subclass 500 Visa under Postgraduate Research Sector. I hope the info helps.