Migration Amendment Regulations 2003 (No. 9)
Part 3Evidentiary requirements for assessment level 3
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Part 3 Evidentiary requirements for assessment level 3
5B301 Requirements for assessment level 3 (Subclass 570, 571, 572, 573 or 575 visa)
(a) is the holder of a Subclass 570, 571, 572, 573 or 575 visa; and
(b) was subject to assessment level 3 at the time of the decision to grant the visa.
(a) evidence that the applicant has funds from an acceptable source that are sufficient to meet the following expenses for the first 24 months:
(c) evidence that the regular income of any individual (including the applicant) providing funds to the applicant was sufficient to accumulate the level of funding being provided by that individual; and
(d) a declaration stating that the applicant has access to funds from an acceptable source that are sufficient to meet course fees, living costs and school costs for the remainder of the applicant’s proposed stay in Australia after the first 24 months.
(a) a money deposit that the applicant, or an individual who is providing support to the applicant, has held for at least the 3 months immediately before the date of the application;
(b) a loan from a financial institution that is made to, and held in the name of, the applicant or an individual who is providing support to the applicant;
(B) employs the primary person in a role in relation to which the primary person’s principal course is of direct relevance; or
(vi) a provincial or state government in a foreign country, provided with the written support of the government of that country; or
5B302 Requirements for assessment level 3 (Subclass 574 visa)
(a) is the holder of a Subclass 574 visa; and
(b) was subject to assessment level 3 at the time of the decision to grant the visa.
(a) evidence that the applicant has funds from an acceptable source that are sufficient to meet the following expenses for the initial period:
(c) evidence that the regular income of any individual (including the applicant) providing funds to the applicant was sufficient to accumulate the level of funding being provided by that individual; and
(d) a declaration stating that the applicant has access to funds from an acceptable source that are sufficient to meet course fees, living costs and school costs for the remainder of the applicant’s proposed stay in Australia after the initial period.
(a) a money deposit held by the applicant, or an individual who is providing support to the applicant;
(b) a loan from a financial institution that is made to, and held in the name of, the applicant or an individual who is providing support to the applicant;
(B) employs the primary person in a role in relation to which the primary person’s principal course is of direct relevance; or