Student visa information
Study plans start with the right information.
Most international students need a Student visa (subclass 500). Home Affairs sets the requirements and decides applications. Use its current guidance as you plan your CAC study.
Understand the pathway
Four parts of the process.
The exact documents depend on your circumstances. Always use the latest Home Affairs requirements and document checklist.
Choose a course
Check CAC's course details, campus and entry requirements.
Review your offer
Read the written agreement and fees before accepting. CAC explains the college enrolment steps.
Prepare your application
Follow Home Affairs' Student visa page for current requirements, including CoE and health cover or any exemption.
Check conditions
After grant, use VEVO to see the conditions that apply to your visa.
Documents and conditions
Check what applies to you.
Home Affairs may require identity, Confirmation of Enrolment, health cover, Genuine Student and financial evidence. Requirements can vary by applicant.
- Use the official visa page and document checklist.
- Check health cover rules and any exemption.
- Read the conditions on your own visa in VEVO.
- Keep CAC informed when your contact or enrolment details change.
Once you are studying
Keep your study and visa on track.
Course progress
Understand CAC's attendance and academic progress requirements and seek support early if circumstances change.
CAC student visa obligations ↗Work and other rules
Check your visa conditions directly in VEVO before making plans for work, travel or a course change.
Check VEVO ↗Questions about CAC?
Admissions can explain course entry, offers, CoE and student support. Seek qualified advice for migration matters.
Ask admissions ↗Ready to explore CAC?
Start with the course that fits your goals.
Admissions can help you compare CAC study options and understand college enrolment steps.