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Free Visa Tools
Free tools for international students, graduates and skilled migrants in Australia. Each tool is built on the official rules and reviewed by a Registered Migration Agent. Nothing you enter leaves your browser, and we never ask for your passport or ImmiAccount details.
Students in AustraliaStay on track with your visa
Student visa rules checker
Can you apply from inside Australia? Can you include your partner and children? Check the 2 October 2026 rules.
Open tool →Student work-hours tracker
Log your shifts and check each fortnight against the 48-hour limit before you go over.
Open tool →Visa key dates planner
See your visa, health cover and 485 deadlines on one timeline.
Open tool →Temporary Graduate (485) checker
Check whether you can apply for a 485 after your studies, which stream fits and how long you could stay.
Open tool →Visa conditions decoder
Enter the condition codes on your visa, like 8105 or 8202, and see what each one means.
Open tool →Check your visa status
How to check your visa in VEVO, what your ImmiAccount status means, and what to do next.
Open tool →Planning and costsBefore you apply
Student visa funds calculator
Work out how much money you need to show for a Student visa, including family members.
Open tool →Visa cost estimator
Government application charges from 1 July 2026 for common visas, including family members.
Open tool →English score converter
Enter your IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or other test scores to see which English level and visa requirements you meet.
Open tool →ART appeal deadline calculator
Visa refused or cancelled? Work out the last day to apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Open tool →Skilled migrationPoints, occupations and regions
Occupation finder
Search 714 occupations: ANZSCO code, occupation lists, assessing authority and eligible visas.
Open tool →Regional postcode checker
Is this postcode a designated regional area for the 491, 494 and 191 visas and regional study points?
Open tool →Skilled visa points calculator
Check your points for the 189, 190 and 491 visas against the 65-point pass mark.
Open tool →Frequently Asked Questions
Plain-English answers to the questions we are asked most often.
Are these visa tools free?
Yes. All of our tools are free to use, with no sign-up. They are built on the official Home Affairs rules and the Migration Regulations, and each tool shows the date its rules were last checked.
Which tool should I use?
If you are studying in Australia, start with the Student visa rules checker to see whether you can apply for your next Student visa here, and the Visa key dates planner to see your deadlines. Use the Work-hours tracker to stay under the 48-hour limit, the 485 checker when you are close to finishing your course, and the Visa conditions decoder to understand the codes on your visa. Before you apply, the Funds calculator, Visa cost estimator and English score converter help you prepare. If your visa has been refused or cancelled, use the ART appeal deadline calculator straight away. If you are planning permanent residence, use the Skilled visa points calculator, Occupation finder and Regional postcode checker.
Is my information stored or shared?
No. The tools run in your web browser and nothing you enter is sent to us or to Home Affairs. The Work-hours tracker and Key dates planner save your entries in your own browser so you can come back to them; clearing your browser data removes them.
Can a tool tell me for certain whether I will get a visa?
No. The tools give a guide based on the general rules. Only the Department of Home Affairs can decide a visa application, and your result depends on your full circumstances and evidence. For advice on your own situation, speak with a Registered Migration Agent.
How up to date are the tools?
Each tool shows the date its rules and figures were checked against official sources. We review them when the law changes, for example after the 2 October 2026 Student visa changes and the 1 July visa charge increases.
Who builds and reviews the tools?
The tools are built by Aussie ASEAN Education & Immigration Services in Melbourne and reviewed by Mohammad Saghir Khan, Registered Migration Agent (MARN 1170510).
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