Deciding on what to study in Australia is an important decision. Choosing a suitable course can affect your career development, education opportunities at the postgraduate level, and immigration plans of some students. However, with many courses, institutions, and educational programs, it may be hard to find an idea to start with.
Trusted Immigration offers one-on-one education and student support from our office in Lalor, Victoria. We used to be called RS Global Immigration. Our team has supported students with study and migration needs since 2018.
We have more than 8 years in this space. We guide students with picking a course, getting ready for admissions, Student Visa Subclass 500 steps, education pathways, changing courses and planning after study. The approach we use is simple. We start with taking some time to thoroughly learn what do you want to study, and after that we provide you with study options that would suit your needs and plans.
Education consultants can provide assistance with searching for courses, comparing schools, helping to prepare applications and scheduling a study pathway. If the education consultant is also registered for migration consultancy, the consultant will be able to provide legal migration advice, as well.
Definitely. We take into account your academic history, interests, aspirations, financial ability and ideal location before we start talking about desirable possible options and plans. The aim is to provide you with reliable information to choose rightly rather than to make your choice from the list of the most popular options.
Education and migration assistance are different services. When qualified migration advice is required, Trusted Immigration will provide professional assistance in the area of migration consultancy and provide help in obtaining a Student Visa Subclass 500 among others.
Yes. Our Lalor office serves students from Epping and surrounding northern Melbourne suburbs including Thomastown, Mill Park, South Morang, Bundoora, Reservoir, Preston, Mernda and Wollert.
Yes. Depending on your situation, we can assist in many areas such as changing courses, planning further education, dealing with issues related to student visa and discussing the next steps in your educational path.
Each student has a unique educational experience, financial capabilities and career aims. One course that would suit one person may not be good for another. We begin our education consultation process with discovering the candidate’s academic background, interests, career choices and location.
This way, we help our clients find a course or space in a particular institution based on the course’s popularity.
When you apply to an Australian university, TAFE, or a private education provider, there can be a few steps. The entry prerequisites, English language proficiency proof, academic documents and course prerequisites may differ from one institution to another.
Our team can walk you through what you need to submit, help you prepare your application and support you through enrollment. If it applies to your case, we also help you understand your Confirmation of Enrollment or CoE, needs before you move on with your student visa.
Many students find out that the course they selected is not suitable for them. However, some may have to change the institution or pursue a higher degree.
We can help you learn about education and visa issues associated with the change. This necessitates students conducting a thorough check of all relevant requirements for transferring to another course or provider, as any alteration in their course of study may influence their visa eligibility.
Education-related expenses may encompass tuition fees, lodging, transportation, food, health coverage, etc. Also, scholarship prospects may differ depending on the course and institution.
We offer educational consulting services that enable a person to gain better understanding of study costs and locate scholarships or affordable options. We encourage students to compare the complete cost of a study plan rather than looking only at the advertised tuition fee.
When it comes to course selection, do not rely on people’s opinions. You should take your education history, academic background, proficiency in English, finance and real study goals into account.
Trusted Immigration services assist you in making meaningful comparisons in various areas, including business, information technologies, healthcare, engineering, hospitality, community services and others. The choice is entirely up to you.
Education in Australia is represented by various institutions, including universities, TAFE, colleges, English language schools and other programs.
Education consultants in Lalor help our customers understand differences between all of these institutions and find the most appropriate courses for their specific requirements. We also look at the place of study, duration of the course, entrance requirements and career prospects.
Foreign students must meet both academic and English language standards to be granted admissions. The particular requirements will vary by school and study program.
Before applying, we inform the clients about the documents they will be asked to submit, including academic records, English test results, ID and any other information required by the provider.
Getting admission and getting a student visa are related but separate steps. A suitable course does not automatically mean a student visa will be granted.
The Department of Home Affairs in Australia currently requires applicants for the Subclass 500 Student Visa to fulfill the Genuine Student requirement. This means they have to show that the main purpose for their visa application is to study in Australia by sharing their personal circumstances, selected course and plans for the future.
Our registered migration expertise allows education planning and migration advice to be considered together where appropriate.
According to the Genuine Student requirement, the candidate has to explain what their current situation is, why they have chosen a certain course and study institution, and what benefits completing this course will bring to them.
We aim to make sure that students know what information they should provide and how to prove their educational intentions with authentic proofs. We never come up with false history or take the responsibility for visa approval.
Getting the student visa is not the last step in the process. It is important to learn their visa conditions so that they can fulfill their obligations. Current Student Visa rules include requirements relating to enrollment, Overseas Student Health Cover and other conditions.
Students may be allowed to work during their course sessions as long as the work-hour cap is adhered to. The rules may vary from one instance to another, so it is advisable to check the guidelines set forth by the Department before reaching any conclusions.
An effective educational strategy should be grounded on proper reasoning. Before taking the course of your choice, you need to analyse what for what job requires which qualification and whether this educational path is directed towards that goal. Our specialists will help students, take into consideration their career ideas, opportunities for advanced education acquisition, etc.
Some students may think of applying for the Temporary Graduate Visa or skilled migration after graduation. However, enrollment in the certain course won’t give you an assurance of your obtaining permanent residency.
Migration rules and occupation requirements can change. Where migration planning is relevant, our registered migration agent can help explain the current options without presenting a course as a guaranteed PR pathway.
Established since 2018 trusted immigration has over 8 years of expertise in Australian education and migration issues. Our activities include getting student visas, permanent residency, employer sponsorship visa and family migration and others.
This broader experience is valuable when education decisions also need to be considered alongside a student’s current visa status or longer-term plans.
Trusted Immigration is supported by professional migration credentials. The director of the organization, Ginni Kocher (MARN 1803892) serves as registered migration agent, and the business has registration with OMARA/MARA and is a member of MIA (Migration Institute of Australia).
Therefore, students who want to receive information on migration can benefit from professional help from an authorized entity instead of getting only advice from general educational consultants.
Our office is located at Level 1/33 May Road, Lalor, VIC 3075. This provides students in the northern suburbs with access to services for education and migration.
We provide assistance to students from Lalor and adjacent suburbs by taking into account their personal situation in every particular case.
Taking on educational decision means spending enough time and money so students need to have real data about decision taken. The team keeps specialized communication based on openness and practical hints.
If complications arise, the organization offers relevant tasks and appeals. This gives students access to broader migration support when their circumstances require it.
Our Lalor office is conveniently positioned for students from surrounding northern Melbourne areas. We facilitate clients from Epping, Thomastown, Mill Park, South Morang, Bundoora, Reservoir, Preston, Mernda, Wollert, Craigieburn, Doreen, Roxburgh Park and Broadmeadows, making it easy for students to have their face-to-face meetings and also cater to the students applying from abroad or from outside Victoria.
Step 1 – Discuss Your Study Goals
We start with studying your intentions. It covers your educational background, chosen specialty, interests related to your career, English proficiency, budget and desired location.
Step 2 – Shortlist Suitable Courses
You will be able to have a look at the course duration, requirements, type of institution and the estimated cost of study prior to going ahead with the decision.
With this, you will be in a position to make an informed decision rather than going for a course based on advertisements.
Step 3 – Prepare Your Admission
Once you choose the course suitable for you, you will have advice about the institution’s application procedure and necessary paperwork.
Once an offer arrives, the CoE will support the student visa processing procedure if required.
Step 4 – Plan the Student Visa
In the event that you require a Subclass 500 student visa, our migration team will provide advice regarding the requirements that will apply to you.
The current process includes the Genuine Student requirement and other eligibility criteria. Student visa rules have also changed recently, including changes taking effect from 2 October 2026, so current requirements should always be checked before lodging an application.
Step 5 – Prepare for Your Study Journey
Once you have been accepted into an institution, we can provide ongoing support with regards to managing the enrollment process, visa conditions and settling into your life in Australia.
Education counselling and admission assistance are often offered at no direct cost by education agencies where the agency is remunerated by partner institutions. This is a common model in the Australian education sector.
At Trusted Immigration, students should confirm what is included before proceeding. Student visa or professional migration services are separate from education counselling and may involve professional fees.
The Australian Government’s current Student Visa Subclass 500 base application charge is from AUD 2,500, although the amount payable depends on the applicant’s circumstances and applicable rules. This is a government fee, not an education consultant fee.
