Documents for visas (international students only)
Documents related to skills assessments and/or skilled visa applications. Includes Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and release letters.
An academic transcript and Evidence of Qualification letter (sometimes called 'completion letter') are required for a skills assessment and/or skilled visa application. They are for international students who have completed or expect to complete their course in the current semester.
Documents for skills assessment visa program
| Cost | Expected timeframe | How to order | Customisable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| $75 - digital | 10-15 working days |
Via eCommerce. Once your order is complete, you will be emailed a link to the document in My eQuals. | Yes |
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$75 - hardcopy Note: Most agencies accept digital statements however we can supply a hardcopy if you have a specific need. | 10-15 working days processing plus 1-3 weeks shipping. | Via eCommerce. | Yes |
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
The CoE is an official document issued to international students by universities in Australia. It confirms that you have accepted a place in a course and have paid your tuition fees and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) or are enrolled in a course at a registered provider.
Visit our FAQ for more information, including how to request a new CoE.
Release letter
An official letter required by some international student visa holders who are seeking to transfer to another education provider. For more information, visit Transferring courses as an international student.
Nomination of Dependent letter
If you are a current student and have dependents applying for a Student visa (subclass 500) – Subsequent Entrant visa, you may need to provide them with a Nomination of Dependent letter for their application. This letter is issued by the University and confirms that you are currently enrolled and actively studying. Go to the Nomination of Dependant Letter form to submit your request.
Australia Awards scholars do not require a Nomination of Dependent letter. Instead, you will need to arrange a No Objection Letter. For more information, see the Australia Awards family and travel webpage.
Visit the Department of Human Affairs website for more information about bringing family to Australia.