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July 2024 Student Visa Update: What Indian Students Need to Know

The latest student visa processing statistics from the Immigration Department for July 2024 are now available. Here's a breakdown of what these numbers mean, especially for Indian students considering studying in Australia.

 Key Highlights:
- **China**: Over 9,000 university student visas were granted with a remarkable 97% approval rate. The rumored caps and crackdowns seem to have little impact on Chinese applications, except for VET courses, where offshore approval rates have dropped to 20%.
  
- **India**: Indian students have faced more stringent conditions. While university visa grants offshore are at 74%, VET course applications offshore have seen a steep decline with only a 7% success rate. Onshore, VET approvals are slightly higher at 23%, but still challenging.

- **Nepal**: Nepali students fare better with an 88% acceptance rate offshore and 94% onshore for university visas. However, VET courses remain tough, with a 20% offshore approval rate.

#### Advice for Indian Students:
For those looking to apply for a student visa, especially for VET courses, it’s crucial to be aware of the current landscape. Offshore applications, particularly for VET courses, are facing significant hurdles. If possible, consider applying for university programs, which have higher approval rates. If you’re already in Australia, onshore applications may offer a slightly better chance, but the process is still rigorous.

**Key Tips:**
- Ensure your application is complete and meets all guidelines.
- Consider university programs over VET courses for a higher chance of approval.
- If you’re already in Australia, take advantage of onshore application opportunities.

Stay informed and prepared to increase your chances of a successful visa application. Good luck!

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