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Update on Student Visa SC 500!

From 1 July 2024, there will be a restriction on applying for an onshore Student Visa while holding a Tourist Visa SC 600 or Visa SC 485 (Graduate or Post Graduate Visa).

If you are affected by this news, contact TWGG for further guidance.

Student Visa Program Update. International Students need to answer related to the following questions to meet Genuine Student criteria.

Temporary Graduate Visas Update. The Australian Government is raising the English language requirements for Temporary Graduate Visas from 23 March 2024.

Student Visa Program Update. The Australian Government is raising the English language requirements for Student Visas from 23 March 2024.

Student Visa Program Update. The Australian Government is replacing Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement with Genuine Student (GS) requirement from 23 March 2024.

Student visa expiring soon? Don't panic. Reach out to us today for expert assistance and peace of mind.

We are thrilled to announce that TWGG Education and Migration has officially opened its new branch in Kathmandu! Thank you all for your presence in our opening ceremony. Our team is ready and eager to serve you. We look forward to providing all visa and migration related services. Thank you for your continued trust and support as we expand our presence. Let's embark on this new journey together!
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R U OK? Day 2023

R U OK? Day 2023 is being held on Thursday 14 September and is an important opportunity to remind everyone that every day is a day to ask ‘are you OK?’ and start a meaningful conversation with someone you notice might be struggling with life.

This year’s theme is “I’m here to hear”, reinforcing the fact that you don’t need qualifications to talk with someone about mental health. A conversation really could change a life.

We can all make a difference when someone in our world is struggling with life’s ups and downs by helping them feel connected and supported, no matter what they might be facing.

Here’s the best way to approach a conversation:
1. Ask yourself: AM I READY TO HAVE THIS CONVERSATION?
- Am I in a good headspace?
- Am I willing to genuinely listen?
- Can I give as much time as needed?
2. Ask yourself: AM I PREPARED?
- Do I understand that if I ask how someone’s going, the answer could be: “No, I’m not”?
- Do I understand that I can’t ‘fix’ someone’s problems?
- Do I accept that they might not be ready to talk? Or they might not want to talk to me?
3. PICK YOUR MOMENT
- Choose somewhere relatively private and comfy
- Figure out a time that will be good for them to chat
- Make sure you have enough time to chat properly

24/7 mental health services
Is it an emergency?
If you or someone you know is at immediate risk of harm, call triple zero (000)

Su***de Call Back Service
Anyone thinking about su***de
• su***decallbackservice.org.au
• 1300 659 467

Lifeline
Anyone having a personal crisis
• lifeline.org.au
• 13 11 14

Beyond Blue
Anyone feeling anxious or depressed
• beyondblue.org.au
• 1300 22 4636

Kids Helpline
Counselling for young people aged 5 to 25
• kidshelpline.com.au
• 1800 55 1800

MensLine Australia
Men with emotional or relationship concerns
• mensline.org.au
• 1300 78 99 78

Action to end rorts in international education

Joint media release with the Hon Jason Clare MP and the Hon Brendan O'Connor MP

Please click the image below to learn more.

Ministers for the of Home Affairs Website Minister for Home Affairs, Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, Minister for Emergency Management.​​​