For all visa subclasses there are certain conditions that the visa holder must meet. Student Visas are no exception. The following are a few of the most common conditions attached to student visas:

• Condition 8202 requires the student to satisfy attendance and/or course requirements and maintain a valid enrolment for the chosen course of study. Attendance needs to be above 80%
• The student must have made adequate arrangements for health insurance whilst in Australia. This is normally covered in the course provider’s enrolment fees and is compulsory
• The main applicant must make adequate arrangements for the education of any school-age dependant who is staying in Australia for three months or more
• The student and members of the family unit must not work unless granted permission after the course of study has commenced
• Your Student Visa can be granted a maximum of 12 weeks (2 months and 3 weeks) before your course commencement date. You may travel to Australia on a one-way ticket if you hold a Student Visa
• The student must remain with the education provider with whom the student enrolled for the first 12 months of the course (or for the duration of the course if the course lasts for less than 12 months) - save for in exceptional circumstances
• Condition 8533 requires the student to provide their residential address to the education provider within seven days of arrival in Australia. Any changes in address during the course of the studies must also be notified to the education provider within seven days after the change occurs

If a visa holder were to breach any of these conditions then this may result in the visa being cancelled and the holder removed from Australia.