Australian Student Visa Changes from 2 October 2026: New Onshore Rules & Family Restrictions Explained
Who can still apply in Australia, the six exemptions, the end of subsequent entrants and what students should do now.
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Yes. We review the refusal decision, explain your options, including review at the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) where available, and help you act within the strict time limits that apply.
It depends on your goals, age, occupation, qualifications, English level and family situation. In a consultation we compare the pathways that genuinely fit you, including skilled, family, student, employer sponsored and business options.
Processing times are set by the Department of Home Affairs and vary by visa and by case. We explain the current published timeframes for your visa and prepare a complete application to avoid unnecessary delays.
Yes. We assist clients onshore and offshore, and our Una office in Himachal Pradesh supports clients in India, alongside our Melbourne CBD and Clyde North offices.
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Practical guides and updates on Australian visas, written by our migration team.
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