First, the biggest chance of refusing an Australian study visa is that Australian students have no clear and definite learning motivation. The purpose of learning is not clear. Some students may want to go abroad because they see that all the students around them have gone abroad, but they don't say that they really want to go abroad. There are also some students, perhaps to escape the academic pressure at home, who feel that it is easy to go to school abroad, and they will not do exercises and recite textbooks every day like at home, so they choose to go abroad. When two kinds of students are investigated by the embassy, they often can't tell their most convincing reasons. The most taboo for visa officers is to hear that applicants have no goal of studying abroad. They may think that studying abroad is not real study, they may have other ideas, have no goals, and even don't know why they chose this school, apply for this major, and what they will do in the future, so they may be rejected. Secondly, those Australian students who want to change their major may have a greater chance of being denied a visa to study in Australia. Students who have studied in Australia should pay more attention to it and must give reasonable academic reasons.
Second, being rich enough economically is the most effective way to avoid the risk of refusing to study in Australia. Australia's demand for funds has changed from a time deposit with a mature history to an unsecured new policy. On the surface, the requirements are relaxed, but in fact, the investigation of students and sponsors has improved, so it is especially emphasized that parents' income must be true and reasonable. In western countries, reputation is the most important criterion to measure people!
Thirdly, among the main types of the refusal probability of studying in Australia, the lack of language ability is an important influencing factor. Language ability is beyond the general range (except for category 570).
Fourth, there is also a refusal behavior in the probability of visa refusal for studying in Australia, which is a highly suspected immigration motive. Immigrant tendency, curriculum design and study plan are unreasonable. As we all know, Australia is an immigrant country, so we should pay attention to avoid immigration tendency when applying for a visa. Under normal circumstances, a normal application will not make the visa officer think that you want to emigrate after graduation, unless there is an obvious intention in the study plan, or the difference between undergraduate and master's majors will attract the attention of the visa officer. What needs attention is the student's study plan, which is the most important link in the visa materials.
5. The risk of refusal to study in Australia exists in all aspects of visa processing, and Australian students should be cautious before finally obtaining a visa. The answer of electric tune is wrong. I don't know the school my child applied for, and some just don't follow the routine and talk nonsense, which is very inconsistent with the study plan and will lead to refusal.