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Genuine Student Form

The admissions team at Empyrean Education Institute (EEI) assess your application against the Empyrean Education Institute course academic and English entry requirements, as well as the EEI admissions team's interpretation of the Genuine Student (GS) assessment criteria set by the Department of Home Affairs. The EEI Genuine Student (GS) form criterion focuses on our assessment of the student's intention to genuinely study in Australia. It asks the same questions as the Department of Home Affairs' GS assessment criteria, and considers various factors, including the applicant's:

-Circumstances, Immigration history, Compliance with visa conditions, Any other relevant matters.

For further information regarding GS criteria, please review the link:
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500/genuine-temporary-entrant.

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1. The GS form uses the same questions as the Home Affairs Genuine Student (GS) requirement. Should your application be approved and progress, you can choose to use these same responses when applying for a student visa.

• All applicants must demonstrate they are a genuine applicant.

• Applicants must intend to stay as a student and be able to show an understanding that studying in Australia is the primary reason for any application.

• The GS requirement is intended to include students who, after studying in Australia, develop skills Australia needs and who then go on to apply for permanent residence.

• Responses with insufficient or no evidence to support claims will be assessed more strictly.

• EEI considers an applicant’s overall personal circumstances when assessing whether they are a genuine student.

• EEI is under no obligation to provide detail or reasoning behind GS refusals.

• EEI is not obligated or required to offer resubmission guidance or accept resubmissions of GS forms for any student determined to be a non-genuine applicant.

 

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2. Give details of your current circumstances. This includes ties to family, community, employment, and economic circumstances.

Also include any details on why you are not undertaking study in your home country, your family ties at home, any military service commitments, and any political or civil unrest that may be present in your home country.

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3. Explain why you wish to study this course with Empyrean. Include your understanding of the requirements of the intended course, and reasons for studying and living in Australia.
Include research into your proposed course of study and living arrangements.
Include your ability to financially support your studies and life as an international student

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4. Explain how this course will be a benefit to you and the value of this course to your future.
Cover how this course is consistent with your past employment and current level of education and describe how the course will assist you to obtain employment in your home country or another country.
Provide expected renumeration you could expect to receive using the qualification from this proposed course of study

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5. Include details on current and previous applications for Australia and other countries for any temporary and permanent visa, along with details as to whether these were granted, refused, or cancelled. Provide details if there have been any refusals or non-compliance with visa conditions.

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6. Give details of any other relevant information you would like to include.
For more guidance on this, refer to Ministerial Direction No. 106 , Ministerial Direction No. 107, and Ministerial Direction No. 108.

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7. Please tick all the boxes.

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8. Name of prospective student

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9. Date of signing (DD/MM/YY)

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10. Agency name for agent representing prospective student (if applicable)