3A.10 Switching Visa Routes After Studies
After completing their studies, some students may switch to post-study or work-related visa routes if eligible under current immigration rules. Eligibility depends on the course level, visa conditions, and government policies at the time of application. Students must always follow official immigration guidelines before switching routes.
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