Australian Student visa document checklist
What Home Affairs asks for, how to get the exact list for Bangladesh, and the mistakes that cause refusals.
Get my documents checkedLast updated 29 September 2026Figures checked against official sources, listed at the end
Start with the Document Checklist Tool
Home Affairs publishes a Document Checklist Tool. Enter Bangladesh as your passport country and your chosen provider to see exactly which evidence you must attach. It is updated on 31 March and 30 September each year, so check it again just before you apply.
Documents most Bangladeshi applicants prepare
- PassportBio page and any previous visas
- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Genuine Student answersSupported by academic and work records
- Financial capacity evidenceFunds for 12 months, or a parent’s income
- English test resultFrom an approved centre-based test
- Overseas Student Health CoverFor the whole visa
- Academic recordsSSC, HSC and degree transcripts
- Health examinationWhen requested
Avoid refusals
- Explain the source of large deposits; Home Affairs checks genuine access to funds.
- Keep your Genuine Student answers consistent with your SOP, CV and transcripts.
- Use only centre-based English tests; at-home tests are not accepted.
- Provide certified English translations of Bengali documents.
- Lodge a complete application; missing documents can lead straight to refusal.
Official sources
- Home Affairs: Document Checklist Tool ↗Checked 2026-09-29 · next review 2026-10-29
- Home Affairs: evidence of financial capacity ↗Checked 2026-09-29 · next review 2026-10-29
- Home Affairs: genuine access to funds ↗Checked 2026-09-29 · next review 2026-10-29
- Home Affairs: English tests ↗Checked 2026-09-29 · next review 2026-10-29
These are dated editorial checks, not a live data feed. Recheck the original page before applying or paying.
About this guide. Researched by the Student Visa From Bangladesh editorial team from the official sources listed above and last checked on 29 September 2026. We are not a university or a government agency, and admission and visa outcomes are never guaranteed. Read our editorial policy.