Studying in Australia is a life-changing opportunity—and with the right guidance, it can be a smooth and successful journey. At Sandhuz Migration and Education Consultants, we support you through every stage of the admission process. Here's how it works:
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Step 1: Explore Your Study Options
Start by identifying the course that aligns with your goals and passion. Research different universities and colleges in Australia to find the best fit in terms of location, campus life, career outcomes, and tuition fees. Look into areas of specialization and decide on a program that matches your future career path.
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Step 2: Check Eligibility and Apply
Once you’ve shortlisted your course and institution, the next step is to check the entry requirements. This includes both academic qualifications and English language proficiency. When ready, visit our Admission Enquiry page to begin your application process with our expert guidance.
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Step 3: Wait for the Outcome
After submitting your application, the institution will begin processing it. Some applications—especially for postgraduate studies—may take a little longer to review. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way.
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Step 4: Receive Your Offer Letter
If accepted, you’ll receive an official Offer Letter along with an Acceptance Form. Carefully go through the conditions outlined. Once satisfied, you’ll need to accept the offer and pay the initial tuition fees so the institution can issue your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
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Step 5: Apply for Your Student Visa
After receiving your CoE, you’re ready to apply for your Australian Student Visa (subclass 500). The team at Sandhuz Migration will assist you with your visa documentation, submission, and interview prep—ensuring a smooth transition from admission to arrival.
Let Sandhuz Migration Be Your Guide From choosing the right course to securing your visa, we're here to simplify your study abroad experience. Let’s make your Australian education dream a reality!
Study in Australia Without IELTS or TOEFL
Dreaming of studying in Australia but worried about English language test requirements? We’ve got good news—it’s absolutely possible to secure admission without IELTS or TOEFL at many Australian institutions.
Alternative Pathways to Prove English Proficiency
Several Australian universities and colleges accept other forms of proof of your English language skills, such as:
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Previous education in English:
If you’ve completed your schooling or university studies in English-medium institutions, you may be exempt from taking IELTS or TOEFL.
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Other English tests:
Some institutions accept alternative exams like PTE Academic, Cambridge English, or Duolingo English Test.
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In-house English assessments:
Many education providers offer their own language tests or interviews to assess your English level directly.
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Pathway programs:
You can enroll in English language courses within the institution before starting your main academic program.
Some Interesting Facts About Studying in Australia
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According to the United Nations Education Index, Australia scores an impressive 0.993, ranking among the highest globally in terms of educational quality and accessibility.
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In 2017, more than 526,000 international students from over 90 different countries chose Australia as their study destination—highlighting its global reputation and multicultural appeal.
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International students typically enroll in courses listed under CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students). This ensures the program and institution meet Australia’s strict standards for academic excellence.
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At Sandhuz Migration and Education Consultants, we’re here to support your study journey with honest advice and expert guidance. We partner with over 200 reputed institutions across Australia to help you find the best course and university for your goals.
New Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE)
A Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) is an official document issued by your chosen Australian education provider confirming your formal enrollment in a specific course. This document is essential for your student visa application and covers the full length of your academic program.
At Sandhuz Migration, we ensure you understand when and how a CoE is required and assist you throughout the process.
When You Don’t Need to Apply for a New CoE
You won’t need to submit a new application if:
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You’re switching to another course within the same institution (e.g., from a Diploma of Business to a Bachelor of Business).
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You've received academic credits that shorten the duration of your course.
In such cases, your education provider usually updates and issues a revised CoE automatically.
When a New CoE is Required
You’ll need to apply for a new CoE if:
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Your current CoE is expiring, and you need more time to complete your course.
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You are returning to study after a break, deferment, or approved leave of absence.
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You are extending your visa and your course duration has changed.
Reasons a New CoE May Be Approved
A new CoE can be granted if:
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You provide evidence of compassionate or compelling circumstances (e.g., illness, family emergencies).
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An intervention strategy has been implemented to help you meet academic progress requirements.
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You’ve officially deferred or suspended your course with the institution’s approval.
How to Apply for a New CoE
Here’s a simplified overview of the process:
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Complete your education provider’s online CoE request form.
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Ensure all required documents are attached, including details of your updated Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) if applying for a visa extension.
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If needed, speak with your course advisor or faculty representative for guidance.
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If the state government finds your profile aligns with their current occupation demand, they may invite you to apply for state nomination. This step is competitive and based on state-specific priorities — so patience and accuracy matter!
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Submit the application at least 10 business days before your current CoE expires or before your visa application deadline.
Once processed, your updated CoE will be emailed directly to the address you provided.
