FAQ

IELTS/PTE is crucial for studying abroad, especially for Indian students, as English is not our first language but a second language. These exams certify our proficiency in English, assuring foreign institutes of our capability to engage with an English-based curriculum effectively in reading, writing, and comprehending academic material.

Not sure where to pursue your studies? Let Blue Horse Education guide you to your ideal study destination. Take a moment to consider your options carefully—your choice of country is pivotal to your educational and career trajectory. We’re here to help you evaluate and decide.

Begin your study abroad journey with careful planning. Aim to start the application process 3-4 months ahead of university deadlines, factoring in time for English proficiency tests and document compilation. Those seeking scholarships or financial aid should allow an additional two months for these extended procedures.

1. Proof of enrolment (your electronic confirmation of enrolment)
2. A valid passport
3. Your visa application fee
4. Your Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement
5. Academic and work experience documents
6. Evidence of your English proficiency skills (such as IELTS test scores)
7. Evidence of financial ability (tuition fees, living expenses, expenses for dependents, return airfare)
8. Details of your health insurance policy (Overseas Student Health Cover)
9. Statement of purpose
10. Passport-sized photographs

1. 4 Photos passport size of applicant
2. Passport copy of applicant all pages
3. Marriage certificate notarized
4. Marriage invitation cards copy of both side
5. Study Documents of applicant (Notarized)
6. Passport copy of sponsor
7. Visa copy of applicant
8. Welcome letter / invitation letter from college / university
9. Phone / mobile bill record (minimum of 3 month)
10. Marriage photos (10-15)
11. Health Cover of applicant
12. Financials minimum 8 lakh, funds should be 3 months old
13. Nominee addition in superannuation
14. Tax return showing spouse name in spouse detail if tax return filed after marriage.
15. Evidence of all the courses completed by nominator(Sponsor) in Australia
16. Evidence of Nominator’s (Sponsor)current enrolment in Australia
17. Sponsors current attendance record
18. Evidence of genuine and ongoing relationship between nominator and applicant.
19. Divorce certificate if previously married and divorced
20. Joint travel Details if any
21. Any other cohabitation documents.
22. Joint Invitations if any.

1. Original Valid Passport
2. Two Photographs with 80% face white background 935mm * 45mm)
3. Copies of bank statement
4. Copies of documents that show any other funds or assets help.
5. Taxation documents
6. Occupation Proof
7. If you are visiting family/friends/relative then invitation or Sponsor Letter
8. important to provide evidence of your own financial status.
9. Hotel bookings
10. Itinerary giving travel details.

The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) provides a pathway for international students to work and stay in Australia temporarily after completing their studies, potentially leading to permanent residency. This visa allows graduates to live, study, and work in Australia temporarily, generally for 18 months to 4 years, depending on the stream under which they apply. Eligibility for permanent residency thereafter will depend on individual circumstances and meeting the requirements set by the Australian immigration authorities at that time.

If you are not able to fulfill the skilled Independent Visa requirements, then a Temporary Graduate Visa offers a great opportunity for you to stay in Australia to improve your English Language ability or gather skilled work experience. This can improve your chances of gaining permanent residency after some time has passed.

• Investigate potential courses thoroughly.
• Delve into specific degree program details.
• Check the latest university rankings.
• Understand prerequisites and any necessary entrance examinations.
• Evaluate career paths and progression opportunities post-study.

For further guidance, reach out to Blue Horse Education.

1. IELTS
2. PTE
3. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
4. GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)
5. GRE (Graduate Record Exam)
6. SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)
7. ACT (America College Test)

A well-written Statement of Purpose (SOP) is crucial for your study abroad application, outlining your reasons for selecting a specific course and institution. Ensure it aligns with the guidelines provided, reflects your goals, and is genuine—avoiding template copies. A strong SOP significantly enhances your application’s appeal.

An ideal study abroad candidate is independent, open-minded, and adaptable, embracing challenges and cultural diversity, which fosters personal and academic growth.

1. Communication
2. Cultural Awareness
3. Self-Awareness
4. Adaptability
5. Self-Reliance
6. Courage
7. Problem-Solving
8. Leadership