A college student who just graduated wants to travel to Australia for 10 days, but his personal savings are not 5w, only 2w. However, the salary card has earned an average of 1 per month for half a ye

A college student who just graduated wants to travel to Australia for 10 days, but his personal savings are not 5w, only 2w. However, the salary card has earned an average of 1 per month for half a year. Hello, I'm glad to answer your question:

1: First of all, as far as your work is concerned, you are a fresh graduate with short working hours. When applying for a visa, you must pay attention to providing enough evidence to prove that you have the economic strength and ability to go to Australia.

2. Under normal circumstances, the deposit is at least 50,000 yuan, so you'd better borrow it from your family or friends to make up 50,000 yuan, which will definitely help your application and convince the visa officer.

3. The discrepancy of your salary card in the past six months and the car you borrowed can be used as evidence, which is useful.

Do you have any friends in Australia? If so, then you have a good reason to go to Australia. If it's purely sightseeing, it's best to do more materials to convince the visa officer that you will return to China after you finish, rather than never coming back.

According to your situation, you may be granted a single entry, you can stay for three months, or you can stay for three months at a time without buying insurance. I'm absolutely sure of that.

Finally, my advice to you is that visas are risky, so it should be no problem to make the materials well and carefully. What's more, you just graduated, and it may not be enough to protect your ability. You can provide proof of your parents' property, such as real estate license and car registration certificate. These will do.

I hope the above answers can help you, and I hope to adopt them. Thank you very much!