FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR MIGRATION VISA

We have attempted to cover most of your questions related to Australian immigration here. If you are unable to find answers to your questions here and in the corresponding section in the website, please contact us for more details.

    • You need to meet the criteria set by the destination country, such as age, work experience, education, language skills, and health.
    • You can improve points by gaining more work experience, completing higher education, improving language test scores, or obtaining a job offer in the destination country.
    • You need to have a confirmed offer from a licensed institution, proof of English language proficiency, and sufficient funds to support yourself.
    • Proof can be demonstrated through bank statements, employment letters, or sponsorship letters, depending on the visa type.
    • Visa fees are generally non-refundable, regardless of the application outcome.
    • Yes, you can apply while employed, but ensure you have the necessary documentation.
    • Yes, World Class Immigration offer services to assist you with the preparation and submission of your skill assessment application.
    • The process typically involves researching universities, submitting applications, and providing required documentation.
    • Focus on maintaining a strong academic record, obtaining relevant experience, and crafting a compelling application.
  • Contact your insurance provider for clarification on the denial, and gather any necessary documentation to appeal the decision.
    • An SOP is a personal essay that outlines your goals and reasons for choosing a specific program; it’s crucial for admissions.
  • PTE scores range from 10 to 90, with higher scores indicating better language proficiency.
  • The PTE exam is available in an online format; IELTS has a computer-based option but may still require a face-to-face speaking test.
  • The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) and the Federal Circuit Court (FCC) are bodies that review immigration decisions; they can help you appeal unfavorable visa outcomes.
  • You can reach us through our website, email, or phone; our team is ready to assist you with your inquiries.
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