Boomerang Australia Studies

STAY LONGER IN AUSTRALIA

EXTEND YOUR VISA

You have been in Australia for some time now and your visa (tourist, working holiday or student) is about to expire. However, you don't intend to go back home! In this case, you have a few great options to stay longer in Australia with

STUDENT VISA: STAY LONGER IN AUSTRALIA

To stay longer in Australia on a Student Visa doesn’t cost that much money and you have permission to work that allows you to keep your present job or to apply for a job. If you are interested the areas of business, marketing, management, tourism, fitness, etc., we can help you get good deals with accredited, reliable institutions around Australia.

If you opt for the student visa to stay longer in Australia, you will need to apply for a full time course of at least 3 months but there is no maximum duration. Moreover, you will have to pay for a health insurance (OSHC) if you decide to stay longer in Australia as it is a requirement of the student visa.

If you plan to stay longer in Australia, you can include your partner (husband/wife/de-facto and/or kids) on your student visa and pay only for one visa for the whole family.

Generally, if you contact us and have ready copies of your passport, a proof of English skills (if English is not your mother tongue) and any school record showing that you completed year 12 or equivalent, we can apply for a full time course and obtain an offer letter within 2 working days.We can find a full time course all around Australia which can help you stay longer in the country.

If you are in Sydney, you will have more choices and we can advise you in a free face-to-face meeting . So, for free advice, contact us by phone on 02-9331-8627 or the form below.

If you choose to use our services we can offer you quality courses at reasonable prices and will not charge you for processing your application. You will not need to pay extra money during the application and enrolment process, apart from the course fees, course applications fees, OSHC fees, the visa fees and accredited translation if needed.

SPONSORSHIP, ENS, 475 VISA, SPONSORSHIP ON HIRE, SKILLED MIGRATION

If you are looking at applying for one of the above visas, you will need to have a company who is clearly interested in supporting you since you and the relevant company will have to meet some specific requirements.

If you don’t have any company to sponsor you yet , but you meet the sponsorship requirement criteria, please contact us and we may provide you with an eligibility letter from a migration agency.

A number of options are available to help you stay longer; so, if you are interested in one of these options, please download the following form and return it, completed, with your CV attached to executive@boomerangaustralia.com or an enquiry via this form.

An expert will then identify if you are eligible and will get back to you with some options. This process does not require any payment.

2nd WORKING HOLIDAY VISA (WHV)

If you have been working for 3 months in the field of plant or animal cultivation, fishing or pearling, tree farming and felling, mining, construction or fruit picking in regional Australia, you might be eligible for a 2^nd working holiday visa and stay longer in Australia!

To check if you are eligible, please have a look at the Australian DIAC website below and also check at the immigration form 1263 for Employment verification website.

If you apply for a 2^nd Working Holiday Visa in order to stay longer in Australia, please do not forget that you need to have health insurance. This is not compulsory yet but it’s strongly recommended. Please check our special discount with one of our insurance partners, the specialist in cover for travellers and workers in Australia: CHAPKA Cap WHV.

TOURSIT VISA

If you plan to stay longer in Australia and you do not need to work, you can apply for a Tourist Visa directly in Australia without leaving the country. It will cost you around $250 and you will have to provide extra documentation. The information are on this website.

Please remember that you are not allowed to work on a tourist visa and that you may have a “no further stay” notification after your Tourist Visa is granted.

If you have more questions about the tourist visa, please contact the department of Australian migration (DIAC). If you plan to stay longer in Australia on a Tourist Visa, please be aware that you need to have health insurance. This is not compulsory yet but it’s strongly recommended. Please have a look here: CHAPKA CAP Holidays.