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Stay after finishing course?
Your student visa does not allow you `Permanent Residence` (PR) in Australia after you have completed your studies. However, `The Australian Government skilled migration program` targets young people who have skills, an education and outstanding abilities that will contribute to the Australian economy. Eligible students can apply onshore for a Permanent Residence (PR). If you wish to migrate to Australia you should contact DIAC (Department of Immigration and Citizenship) to find out more about the migration requirements.
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Visa: Extend your stay
Your student visa expires once you complete your study. There are a few options to extend your visa:
- Continue your studies. You must apply for a new visa and it depends on what level of study you are taking.
- Apply for a visitor visa. If you just want to stay in Australia to attend your graduation ceremony or to travel within the country, extending your stay with a visitor visa is the easiest way.
- Apply for a work visa: If you have studied in Australia for at least two years, you are allowed to apply for Graduate Skilled Visa (subclass 485) that will allow overseas students to stay in Australia for 18 months without working restrictions. There are no point requirements to apply for this visa and if you hold this visa you can apply for permanent residence at any time if you can pass the General Skilled Migration points test.
- Apply for permanent residency in Australia (General Skilled Migration Programme) All the visa options and requirements are explained in the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship website.
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