Hi
I'm planning to visit Australia for 6 months and I will buy my plane ticket in a few days.
I also need to apply for evisitor visa e600 and I wonder if I could have some problems to get it if I will have one way ticket?
After my stay in Australia I hop I will visit also Tajland on my way back but I want to keep my options open so I don't want to buy my return ticket right now.
Visa e600
polyken
30 May 2014 00:56:40
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stumpy
30 May 2014 02:07:02
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polyken wrote:Hi
I'm planning to visit Australia for 6 months and I will buy my plane ticket in a few days.
I also need to apply for evisitor visa e600 and I wonder if I could have some problems to get it if I will have one way ticket?
After my stay in Australia I hop I will visit also Tajland on my way back but I want to keep my options open so I don't want to buy my return ticket right now.
You will need a return ticket. I suggest you get an open return ticket valid for 12 months which you can then change your destination when it is time for you to leave. I take it you mean Thailand as I do not know of a country called Tajland..
alas rose
31 May 2014 08:19:20
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I think you need to buy round trip ticket> when I was worked to Australia my palabas sa tv boarder security at lagi kung Pinapanood yun. The immigration Australia mahigpit sila it comes to tourist.
polyken
31 May 2014 10:56:17
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Thank you for the reply
kpearson
15 February 2015 22:11:09
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Can my kids go to school on a tourist 600 evisa?
stumpy
16 February 2015 00:17:42
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kpearson wrote:Can my kids go to school on a tourist 600 evisa?
No
fjkMFUE85
16 February 2015 07:12:59
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Hi,
Well, yes but you need to contact an agency that arrange this kind of experience. You could also contact a school directly or the DEC for more information.
Cheers,
Virginie
clikbill
16 February 2015 07:22:03
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While on visit or tourist visa, neither you nor the kids can engage in any form of a business or undertake any educational programs.
Valid to the college education as well.
You need a separate visa for the kids with the evidence of the funds in hand to pay the college fees.
kpearson
16 February 2015 21:19:22
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Thanks do you know a name of an agency that does this? What is DEC?
ABCDiamond
24 February 2015 02:12:46
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kpearson wrote:Can my kids go to school on a tourist 600 evisa?
There seems to be some confusion over this, with both Yes and No answers.
On a South Australian Government Education website it does state "Students on a Tourist Visa do not require a COE or CAAW letter." when looking at the requirements to enrol. This makes it look like they can, however, expect to pay full International schooling prices.
I also saw this at the DEC International website:
"The visitor visa program is for visitors to Australia who want their children to study at a New South Wales
government school while they are in Australia. To be eligible for enrolment in a New South Wales government
school, a visitor visa holder must be accompanied by their parents or ......"
and: (also oin the DEC International website): Visa Type 600" Is Study allowed?: Yes (13 week study limit)
Again though, FULL International schooling prices, and these vary depending on the State you are going to.
ACT (Canberra) International fees are as high as $30,000 per year. It can be as low as $8,000 for other states.
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