Oz Career Gurus

Subclass 500 Subsequent Entrant Visa

Bring Your Family to Australia While You Study

If you’re an international student in Australia on a Subclass 500 Student Visa, your eligible family members can join you by applying for a Subsequent Entrant Visa. This visa lets spouses (de facto or married partners) and dependent children live, study, and even work in Australia while you complete your studies.
At Oz Career Gurus, we help students reunite with their loved ones by handling the complete process—from document preparation to visa submission—ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

Who Can Apply as a Subsequent Entrant?

The following family members may be eligible:
To apply, the primary student visa holder must list family members in their original application or notify the department of their intention to bring them later.

Key Benefits of the Subsequent Entrant Visa

Reunite with Your Loved Ones — Apply with Confidence

Family support is essential during your academic journey. Let Oz Career Gurus help you bring your spouse and children to Australia, so you can study with peace of mind and live with joy.

Oz Career Gurus’ Services for Subsequent Entrants

Navigating the visa process for your spouse or children can be overwhelming, but you’re not alone. At Oz Career Gurus, we offer dedicated, step-by-step support to ensure your family’s application is handled with care, accuracy, and attention to detail. Ask ChatGPT
Application & Document Guidance

We help collect and verify all required documents, including family certificates, OSHC, and GTE letters.

GTE & Relationship Evidence Support

We assist in preparing a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement and proving the genuineness of your family relationship.

Visa File Preparation & Lodgement

We compile and lodge a complete and compliant application, reducing delays and refusals.

Common Questions on Subclass 500 Subsequent Entrant Visa

You can apply for a subsequent entrant visa after your own student visa is granted and your course has commenced.
Yes, your spouse can work up to 48 hours per fortnight, and in some cases, full-time if you’re studying a master's or PhD.
Yes, but schooling fees may apply depending on the state. We guide you on school admissions and costs.
You must have declared them in your original visa application. If not, they may not be eligible for a subsequent entrant visa.
Yes, each dependent applies for their own Subclass 500 visa as a subsequent entrant.
Processing times vary, but typically range from 2 to 4 months, depending on the application and documentation quality.