COVID-19 testing and treatment Even if you don't have a visa, or are unsure about your visa status, you must follow public health directions. If you are feeling unwell, seek medical attention and get tested for COVID-19. State and territory governments are offering free COVID-19 testing and treatment. Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia I have, or wish to apply for, a Student visa Support for international students and graduates Australia remains a high quality and welcoming destination for international students. The Government has announced a range of visa measures to support students. The measures will be temporary and will continue for as long as necessary. See Minister’s media release. Student visa fee We will waive the visa application fee to allow you to lodge a further student visa application to complete your study. This will be available to students who held a student visa on or after 1 February 2020 and who couldn’t complete their course within their original visa validity due to the impacts of COVID-19. This includes students who: deferred their study as they were unable to enter Australia due to travel restrictions were forced to reduce to a…
COVID-19 restrictions Australian travel restrictions The Australian Government have strict border measures in place to protect the health of the Australian community. Currently only Australian citizens, Permanent residents and immediate family members can travel to Australia. You cannot come to Australia unless you are in an exempt category or have been granted an individual exemption to the current travel restrictions. For more information on whether you can travel and how to seek an exemption to the travel restrictions refer to the Department of Home Affairs website here. Visa processing arrangements and disruption of services We are prioritising processing visa applications for those travellers in the exempt categories to support urgent travel. A number of services are impacted by the current COVID-19 situation resulting in considerable delays to applicants obtaining requested information. We are aware applicants are experiencing delays in obtaining biometrics, health checks, police clearances, documents from government agencies and many others. You will be afforded additional time to provide this information. You do not need to contact us to seek an extension of time. Please attach your documents to your online application through ImmiAccount as soon as you are able. Please do not send duplicate documents or confirmation emails…
Some visa holders, or other persons, who have paid a Visa Application Charge (VAC) in connection with a visa application and who have been affected by Australia’s COVID-19 travel restrictions can access a refund or a waiver of their Visa Application Charge (VAC). If you are eligible for a VAC refund, use the Covid-19 travel restrictions VAC refund request form. For further information about other VAC refund provisions, refer to Getting a refund. Prospective Marriage visa Changes have been introduced to support Prospective Marriage (Subclass 300) visa holders, former visa holders and visa applicants unable to enter Australia due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. Visa Extensions On 10 December 2020, Prospective Marriage visa holders or former visa holders who were outside Australia on that day, and who held a Prospective Marriage visa at any time between 6 October 2020 and 10 December 2020 had their visa validity period extended to 31 March 2022. Individual visa holders have been notified by the Department. You can use VEVO to check your visa details and conditions. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/already-have-a-visa/check-visa-details-and-conditions/check-conditions-online Visa Application Charge (VAC) refunds Refunds are being provided where COVID-19 related travel restrictions have impacted the ability of the visa holder to travel to Australia. If your Prospective Marriage…
Dear All Greetings from UNIVERSAL VISA Overseas Education, Karnal!!! As the situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to evolve, we would like to provide you with an update relating to the working of the Universal Visa Team at the HO at Karnal. The most current advice and guidelines on COVID-19, as provided by the local health advisory bodies and government, are closely being followed. UNIVERSAL VISA is currently functioning with a reduced workforce at UNIVERSAL VISA HO Karnal and the balance team members have started working from home. We all are trying our best to be available to take care of the priority as well as your regular work. Most of the UNIVERSAL VISA team members at UNIVERSAL VISA HO have their regular office phones and are responding to the regular e-mails from partners. We are constantly monitoring the situation to ensure that we respond effectively and appropriately in the best interests of our students, university partners and other stakeholders. We will notify you as and when the situation improves and we become fully operational. Our thoughts are with you and your staff during these challenging times. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to…
Canada PostStudyWorkRights will not be affected by online classes whether your visa is granted and your staying in India Well done -Canada The Government of Canada’s Update on Post-Graduation Work Permit Eligibility for International Students undergoing Online Classes: Due to the effect of COVID-19 most of the Canadian Institutions have decided to offer classes online since the students are not able to travel overseas because of the travel restrictions. IRCC has announced that if the in-class courses are moved to an online format because of COVID-19, the eligibility for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Program will not be affected. International students in this situation may begin their classes while outside Canada and complete up to 50% of their program outside Canada if they cannot travel to Canada sooner. Students will now be able to start or continue their courses from their home countries and travel to Canada when it’s safe for them and yet be eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit subject to them doing at least 50% of their program in Canada.
Australia is the first English Country opening soon to all InternationalStudents Told you Australia knows how to fight, immune against Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Expected introduction of Coronavirus to Health Checks We will update you in Universal Visa forums everyone pls add our UniversalVisa Delhi Ncr Universal Visa Gurugram Universal Visa Universal Visa, Karnal Universal Visa all pages and group to stay connected with all updates to Immigration changes. We explain things in simple formats so all aspirants can relate easily to their situations. Yes all of applicants, aspirants who have got visa approval, under process or intended to apply I personally encourage to apply study visa to Australia 🇦🇺. Why Because Australia is top ranked country with health system Geographical point of view is peaceful and harmonious At least 10 per cent of international students enrolled at Australian institutions are stuck overseas with the industry worth $40 billion a year to the economy. Australian universities are expected to record large losses as a result of forced campus closures and border restrictions. The point we trying to make and encourage aspirants to apply now, enrol now, we get your placement and admissions secured to any University or colleges you wish to enroll for…
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