About This Session
Australia remains a top destination for Bangladeshi students due to its world-class education, high standard of living, and attractive post-study work rights. This seminar covers the latest Department of Home Affairs Genuine Student (GS) criteria, regional study incentives in Perth, Adelaide, Tasmania, and Queensland, and practical point calculations for Subclass 180 and 491 Permanent Residency pathways.
Key Benefits for Participants
Direct perks you unlock by attending this session.
Genuine Student (GS) Requirements
In-depth breakdown of new Australian student visa financial and credibility assessments.
Regional Study Benefits
How studying in regional hubs unlocks 1 to 2 extra years of Post-Study Work Rights.
PR Point Calculation Breakdown
Understanding how age, qualification, regional study, and NAATI CCL points add up.
Direct University Shortlisting
Explore Group of Eight (Go8) and ATN regional universities with scholarship options.
Schedule & Agenda
Detailed time breakdown of session proceedings.
Registration & Welcome Drinks
Networking with certified QEAC counselors.
Keynote: Australia Study to PR Roadmap 2026
Detailed walkthrough of Genuine Student rules and skilled migration lists.
1-on-1 Profile Screening & Scholarship Match
Personalized assessment of GPA and course preferences.
Q&A and High Tea
Open floor discussion with MARA & QEAC advisors.
Guest Speakers & Delegates
Marcus Vance
QEAC Certified Senior Education AdvisorVenue & Location Guide
Where and how to join this session.
Auditorium, H&S Corporate Office, Police Plaza Concord, Gulshan 1, Dhaka
Suite 804, Level 8, Police Plaza Concord, Gulshan 1, Dhaka 1212
Frequently Asked Questions
Common queries regarding registration and event attendance.
Can I bring my spouse to Australia on a student visa?
Yes, Australia allows master's degree students to bring dependents who are granted full-time work rights.
What is the required bank balance for an Australian student visa?
You must show 1 year of tuition fees plus living expenses (approx. AU $24,505) held in an approved bank.