Frequently Asked Questions

An Australia Short Stay Visa allows foreign nationals to visit Australia temporarily for purposes such as tourism, business meetings, family visits, or short-term work.

• Visitor Visa (Subclass 600): For tourism, visiting family/friends, or short business trips.
• eVisitor (Subclass 651): For eligible passport holders to visit Australia for up to 3 months.
• Electronic Travel Authority (ETA – Subclass 601): Quick online approval for certain countries.
• Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482 – short-term stream): For skilled workers on short contracts.
• Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417/462): For young travelers who want to work and holiday in Australia.

Most short visas allow stays of 3 to 12 months, depending on visa type and approval conditions.

• No, for visitor visas, ETA, and eVisitor.
• Yes, for short-term work visas (like Temporary Skill Shortage – Subclass 482).

Yes, but each family member must apply for a separate visa application unless included in certain work visa applications.

• Valid passport
• Visa application form
• Recent photographs
• Proof of funds (bank statements, income proof)
• Travel itinerary / accommodation details
• Health insurance (recommended/mandatory for some visas)
• Job offer (for short-term work visas)

• ETA / eVisitor: Usually instant to a few days.
• Visitor Visa (Subclass 600): 2–6 weeks on average.
• Short-term work visas: 1–3 months depending on case.

In some cases, yes. You may apply for another visa before your current one expires, but extensions are not guaranteed and depend on visa type.

The Student Visa (Subclass 500) allows international students to live in Australia while studying a full-time course at an accredited educational institution. It also permits limited work rights during the study period.

You may apply if you:

• Have received a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from an Australian institution
• Can show proof of sufficient funds for tuition, living costs, and travel
• Meet English language requirements (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or equivalent)
• Hold Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
• Pass health and character checks

The visa is usually granted for the duration of your course, plus additional time (1–2 months) depending on course length.

Yes. Student visa holders can:

• Work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study sessions
• Work unlimited hours during official holidays/breaks

Yes. You can include your spouse/partner and dependent children in your student visa application. Family members may work or study in Australia (with some conditions).

You must show proof that you can cover:

• Tuition fees for your course
• Living costs (minimum AUD 24,505 per year for main applicant)
• Travel costs to and from Australia

You must show proof that you can cover:

• Valid passport
• Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
• Proof of funds (bank statements, income documents, sponsor details)
• English proficiency test results
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
• Academic transcripts & certificates
• Health and character documents

Processing usually takes 1–3 months, depending on your home country and application completeness.

Yes. If your course is extended, you can apply for a new student visa before the current one expires.

Not directly. However, after graduation, you may be eligible for a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) and later apply for permanent residency through skilled migration pathways.

The Canada Short Stay Visa, officially known as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), allows foreign nationals to visit Canada for a short period (usually up to 6 months) for purposes such as tourism, visiting family/friends, or short business activities.

You need a TRV if you are from a country that is not visa-exempt. Citizens of visa-exempt countries only need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to Canada.

Most visitors are allowed to stay in Canada for up to 6 months. The exact duration is stamped on your passport upon entry by the border officer.

No. A visitor visa does not allow you to work in Canada. If you want to work, you must apply for a work permit.

You can take a short-term course (less than 6 months). For longer programs, you must apply for a study permit.

• Valid passport
• Completed visa application form
• Recent passport-size photographs
• Proof of financial support (bank statements, income proof)
• Travel itinerary & accommodation details
• Invitation letter (if visiting family/friends or for business)
• Proof of ties to your home country (job, family, property)
• Biometrics (if required)

Processing times vary by country, but typically 2–8 weeks. Biometrics and background checks may extend the timeline.

Yes. You may apply for a visitor record before your current visa expires to extend your stay in Canada.

Yes. Each family member must submit a separate application, but they can apply together as a group.

No. A visitor visa is temporary only. However, while in Canada, you may explore options for work permits, study permits, or permanent residency through other immigration programs.

An immigration consultant is a licensed professional who assists individuals and families with the process of immigrating to another country. At Radvision World Consultancy, our consultants are experts in visa applications, documentation, and immigration laws, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process for our clients.

An immigration consultant provides end-to-end support for your immigration journey. This includes assessing your eligibility, preparing and submitting visa applications, organizing documentation, and offering guidance on immigration policies. At Radvision World, we also provide post-landing services to help you settle in your new country.

The fees charged by immigration consultants vary depending on the services required, such as visa application assistance, documentation, or post-landing support. At Radvision World, we offer transparent and competitive pricing with no hidden costs, ensuring you receive value for your investment.

The fees charged by immigration consultants vary depending on the services required, such as visa application assistance, documentation, or post-landing support. At Radvision World, we offer transparent and competitive pricing with no hidden costs, ensuring you receive value for your investment.

Choose a consultant with a proven track record, proper licensing, and positive client reviews. Radvision World Consultancy is registered with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and has a team of experienced professionals dedicated to providing reliable and ethical services.

While immigration consultants can assist with documentation and applications, they cannot provide legal representation. For legal matters, you may need an immigration lawyer. Radvision World works closely with legal experts to ensure comprehensive support for your case.

Yes, a service contract should outline the scope of services, fees, timelines, and terms of cancellation. At Radvision World, we provide clear and detailed contracts to ensure transparency and trust between us and our clients.

Immigration consultants offer services like visa application assistance, documentation support, eligibility assessments, interview preparation, and post-landing services. Radvision World provides all these services, tailored to meet your specific immigration needs.

A contract cannot include guarantees of visa approval, as this decision lies solely with the immigration authorities. At Radvision World, we ensure our contracts are ethical, transparent, and compliant with all regulations.

An immigration lawyer is essential for complex legal matters, such as appeals or cases involving inadmissibility. While Radvision World handles documentation and application processes, we collaborate with immigration lawyers for cases requiring legal expertise.

Radvision World assists with a wide range of visas, including work visas (H-1B, L-1), student visas (F-1), family-sponsored visas, business visas, and investment visas (EB-5). We cater to diverse immigration needs for countries like the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK.

Your visa type determines your activities. For example, a work visa allows employment, a student visa permits studying, and a tourist visa is for leisure travel. Radvision World provides detailed guidance on the rights and restrictions of your specific visa.

Processing times vary by visa type and country. For instance, a U.S. tourist visa may take 2-4 weeks, while a Canadian PR visa can take 6-12 months. Radvision World keeps you updated on timelines and ensures timely submission of your application.

You will receive a notification from the immigration authorities or embassy. Radvision World tracks your application status and informs you promptly about the outcome.

If your visa is denied, we analyze the reasons and guide you on reapplying or appealing the decision. Radvision World ensures your next application addresses the issues that led to the rejection.

The UK Short Stay Visa, officially called the Standard Visitor Visa, allows foreign nationals to visit the UK temporarily for purposes such as tourism, family visits, business meetings, medical treatment, or short study programs.

You can usually stay for up to 6 months. In some cases (e.g., medical treatment or academic visitors), longer stays of up to 11 months may be granted.

Citizens of countries that are not visa-exempt for the UK must apply for a visitor visa before travel. Some nationalities can enter without a visa for short stays.

You can:

• Travel for tourism and holidays
• Visit family and friends
• Attend business meetings, conferences, or training
• Receive private medical treatment
• Study a short course (up to 6 months)

• No work (paid or unpaid) in the UK
• No access to public funds/benefits
• No long-term study beyond 6 months
• No marriage/civil partnership unless applying for a marriage visitor visa

• Valid passport
• Completed online visa application form
• Proof of financial support (bank statements, payslips)
• Travel itinerary & accommodation details
• Invitation letter (if visiting family/friends or business)
• Proof of ties to home country (employment, property, family)

It usually takes 3–6 weeks from the date of application, depending on your country of residence.

In most cases, no. Visitor visas are not designed for long-term stays. Extensions are only possible in limited situations (e.g., medical treatment).

Yes. Family members can apply at the same time, but each person must submit a separate visa application.

No. The UK Short Stay/Visitor Visa is temporary only. It cannot be converted into a work, study, or settlement visa.

The UK Student Visa allows international students to study at a licensed UK university, college, or institution. It replaced the old Tier 4 (General) Student Visa.

You are eligible if you:

• Have an unconditional offer of admission from a UK institution licensed by the Home Office
• Have received a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the institution
• Can prove financial capability to pay tuition fees and living expenses
• Meet the English language requirement (IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, or equivalent)
• Are at least 16 years old

You are eligible if you:

• For courses longer than 6 months, the visa is usually valid for the full course duration plus a few additional months.
• For short courses (less than 6 months), you may need a short-term study visa instead.

Yes, with restrictions:

• Up to 20 hours per week during term time (if studying at degree level or above).
• Full-time work allowed during official holidays.
• Some courses and institutions may restrict work rights, so always check your visa conditions.

Yes, if you are studying:

• A postgraduate course (9 months or longer), or
• A government-sponsored course.
• Your spouse/partner and children under 18 can apply as dependents.

You must show proof of funds for:

• Tuition fees for the first year (or full course if less than a year).
• Living costs (currently £1,334 per month in London, £1,023 per month outside London).

You must show proof of funds for:

• Valid passport
• CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)
• Proof of funds (bank statements, financial sponsorship letter, etc.)
• English language test results (if required)
• Tuberculosis test results (if applicable)
• Parental consent (if under 18)

Most applications are processed within 3–8 weeks, depending on your country of residence and whether you use priority services.

Yes. You can apply to extend your visa if you want to continue studies in the UK or switch to another eligible course.

Not directly. However, after graduation, you may be eligible for the Graduate Visa (Post-Study Work Visa), which allows you to stay and work in the UK for 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates). This may later lead to skilled work visas and settlement.