Holiday visa with school age children?
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Holiday visa with school age children?
Hi everyone, We are travelling to Australia next year with three school age children. We will be staying for 3 months for business activities, does anyone know what are the options for schooling on a standard holiday visa? I was planning on talking to their current school about homeschooling but was wondering if they're able to school over there?
We will be going to Queensland if that changes things
Thank you
Jen
We will be going to Queensland if that changes things
Thank you
Jen
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Re: Holiday visa with school age children?
Hi everyone, We are travelling to Australia next year with three school age children. We will be staying for 3 months for business activities, does anyone know what are the options for schooling on a standard holiday visa? I was planning on talking to their current school about homeschooling but was wondering if they're able to school over there?
We will be going to Queensland if that changes things
Thank you
Jen
We will be going to Queensland if that changes things
Thank you
Jen
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Re: Holiday visa with school age children?
Yes, they can attend school in Queensland while they're on Visitor Visas but it will cost you..
https://eqi.com.au/pdfs/trac-fee-str...exemptions.pdf
https://eqi.com.au/pdfs/trac-fee-str...exemptions.pdf
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Re: Holiday visa with school age children?
Can you do business activites on a tourist visa?
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Re: Holiday visa with school age children?
Yes.
•engage in business visitor activities while in Australia provided you: ◦do not work for or provide services to, a business or organisation
◦do not sell goods or services to the public.
Business visitor activities include:
•making general business or employment enquiries
•investigating, negotiating, signing or reviewing a business contract
•activities carried out as part of an official government-to-government visit
•participating in conferences, trade fairs or seminars, as long as you are not being paid by the organisers for you participation.
•engage in business visitor activities while in Australia provided you: ◦do not work for or provide services to, a business or organisation
◦do not sell goods or services to the public.
Business visitor activities include:
•making general business or employment enquiries
•investigating, negotiating, signing or reviewing a business contract
•activities carried out as part of an official government-to-government visit
•participating in conferences, trade fairs or seminars, as long as you are not being paid by the organisers for you participation.
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Re: Holiday visa with school age children?
Thanks everyone
Yea I just need to have meetings and all the boring stuff lol
Yea I just need to have meetings and all the boring stuff lol