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Where can i study ACCA in Australia?

Questions about visas, moving by yourself at the age of 18 to study in another continent(Australia), etc.?

  • Hi, my name is Natalie. I'm not 18 yet, in fact I'm very young, but let's say I am an 18 year old girl. Background information: I was born in Venezuela, moved to Tennessee when I was about one year old, and I moved back to Venezuela when I was 10, and am currently living there right now. I definitely know English very well, and I also know Spanish. I just finished high school, and I want to study college in Australia. I either want to go to college there and then stay there and live there and work there legally, OR go to college there, finish college, get my diploma and then move to America again. I hate it here. I don't want to live here. I wanna live in America or Australia, but right now, I wanna study in Australia if I have the chance. I need a lot of information please. Please explain visas to me. Please explain whether or not it matters where I got my high school diploma to get into college somewhere else. Please tell me if it will be easier for me to move to America or Australia? Please tell me if I have the chance to go Australia and if I can only move there to finish college or if I can stay and live there, too? Will it be easy to study there and then move to America? Please tell me about how expensive it is. Please give me all the information and/or sources you can. Thanks so much. If you have any questions you need answers to about me in order to explain something, please ask.

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    International students in Australia need around 40K a year in fees and expenses - you are able to earn around 12K during the school year while studying but the remainder you need to have before you get here. There are no loans or scholarships available for you here. Once you have a degree there is only a small chance you will be able to stay, that is IF during the 3-4years your profession appears on the migration list. If it is on the list when you start the degree the chance is almost 100% that it will not be there when you finish the degree. So you have to hope that the profession APPEARS while you are studying.

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The only way you'd get a work visa right after college in the US is if you go to college in the US and study something that's in very high demand. Something the US considers a "shortage occupation", where there are not enough US applicants to fill all available jobs. Shortage occupations tend to be in things like nursing, computer science, software engineering, and petroleum engineering. As I understand it, it's a bit easier to get a work visa for Australia, so long as you come to them with specific skills. Look up the Australian visa process. They list out specific degrees/job skills the country needs.

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