Can a tourist visa in Australia be converted into a study visa?

If it cannot be transferred,

I will introduce to you the materials for applying for an Australian study visa:

1. Student (temporary) visa application form (Form 157W).

2. Family member table (54 tables).

3. A letter from an Australian educational institution agreeing to admit you to the relevant course. The letter must indicate the level you plan to study, the name of the course, and the start and end times of the course.

4. Documents proving the scholarship.

5. If you are studying for courses below grade 12 or studying for a master's or doctoral degree, you do not need to provide proof of English proficiency. Otherwise, you need to provide the original transcript of a TOEFL score of 570 or above or an IELTS score of 6.5 or above.

6. Notarized certificate of academic qualifications or education received.

7. Students under 18 years old must provide a birth certificate.

8. A legal declaration from an Australian guardian for students under the age of 18, promising to be responsible for arranging your accommodation and providing daily supervision and support during your stay in Australia.

9. Original official letter from your employer agreeing to your study in Australia.

10. Original official letter issued by the unit indicating job title, working hours, salary and other income.

11. Original official letter from the parent’s employer stating the job title, working hours, salary and other income information.

12. The latest original deposit certificate issued by the bank and a notarized bank deposit slip or passbook. Every deposit should be made in the bank six months before applying for a visa.

13. Verifiable proof of funds derived from business profits, stock dividends, etc., such as tax records or business licenses, etc.

14. Four stickers with Chinese names and addresses.

15. Four recent passport photos.

16. Summary table of current economic situation.

17. Purpose of studying in Australia and plans after completion of studies.

18. Other materials that will help with visa review.

19. Entrust an agency or a written authorized lawyer to handle the visa application procedures.

20. The student visa application fee is RMB 1,460.

Australian government scholarship recipients and students in secondary school exchange programs approved by Australian state and territory governments are exempt from paying study visa fees.

Extended information:

Economic status

Overview

Australia is a highly developed capitalist country.

In 2013, the gross domestic product (GDP) ranked 12th in the world, with per capita GDP reaching US$67,742, ranking 5th in the world, and ranking first among countries with a population of more than 20 million, much higher than the United States. , the United Kingdom and other major English-speaking countries.

Australia has developed agriculture and animal husbandry and rich natural resources. It is known as "the country riding on the back of a sheep", "the country sitting on the mine cart" and "the country holding wheat ears". Australia has long been It earns a lot of income by exporting agricultural products and mineral resources.

It is rich in sheep, cattle, wheat and cane sugar. It is also an important producer and exporter of mineral resources in the world.

Australian resources are extremely enviable by many countries. There is even a phrase in English that specifically describes Australia as "Theluckycountry", which means that Australia is relatively lucky in terms of climate, history, and lifestyle, and its citizens are not. It requires too much hard work. As long as the cattle and sheep can graze freely and mine on the ground, they can live a high level of life without being disturbed by the wars of the two world wars.

Agriculture, animal husbandry, and mining are Australia’s traditional industries. Australia's high-tech industry has developed rapidly in recent years, and its competitiveness in the international market has improved.

Since the 1970s, the Australian economy has experienced major structural adjustments. Tourism and service industries have developed rapidly, and their proportion of GDP has gradually increased, currently reaching about 70%. The gold industry is developed and it has become one of the few major gold-producing countries in the world. Australia Post is one of the few postal systems in the world that makes money without needing government subsidies.