Sponsors Residing Outside Australia

Sponsors Residing Outside Australia



For Primary and Secondary Applicants Please complete this form

For Sponsors (Agent Approved) please complete this form 

For sponsors in Australia Statutory Declaration

For Sponsors Residing Outside Australia 

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Form #193

Affidavit of Financial Support 

Below are downloadable templates for affidavits of financial support. These documents can be used to formally declare your intent and capacity to financially support a student or relative—whether for visa, study, or immigration purposes. Choose the version appropriate to your needs:

Statutory Declaration form – to be made with a witness
Generic_Affidavit_of_Financial_Support
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Generic_Affidavit_of_Financial_Support
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Affidavit_of_Financial_Support_US_to_AUS
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Affidavit_of_Financial_Support_US_to_AUS
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Sample-Commonwealth of Australia
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statutory-declaration-form
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Please specify the total amount you, as the sponsor, commit to providing for the applicant's tuition fees, living expenses, and other related costs during their study period in Australia.

  
Declaration:
  
It is strongly recommended that the passport or other photo ID be valid for at least six months

List of Acceptable Witnessing Authorities (by role/title)

🌐 Internationally Recognised Authorities:

  1. Notary Public – Recognised in all countries, particularly for international documents.

  2. Commissioner for Oaths – Common in the UK, Canada, India, and parts of Africa.

  3. Justice of the Peace (JP) – Common in Australia, New Zealand, and some Commonwealth countries.

  4. Judge or Magistrate

  5. Court Registrar or Clerk of a Court

  6. Solicitor or Lawyer (Attorney)

  7. Consular Officer / Diplomatic Officer at an Australian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate

  8. Police Officer (Senior ranking, with badge number shown)

  9. Chartered Accountant / Certified Public Accountant (in some jurisdictions, if authorised to witness)

  10. Commissioned Officer in Armed Forces (some countries only – must be in active service)


🏢 Country-Specific Examples (Selected Countries)

🇮🇳 India

  • Notary Public

  • Advocate registered with Bar Council

  • Magistrate or Judge

  • Gazetted Officer (Group A or B)

  • Commissioner for Oaths

🇨🇳 China

  • Notary Office (公证处 – Gongzheng Chu)

  • Lawyer (律師 – Lǜshī)

  • Officials from the Public Security Bureau (for identity documents)

🇵🇭 Philippines

  • Notary Public

  • Barangay Captain (for local declarations)

  • Lawyer

  • Consular official (e.g., at Australian Embassy)

🇳🇬 Nigeria

  • Commissioner for Oaths

  • Notary Public

  • Legal Practitioner

  • Senior Police Officer

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

  • Solicitor

  • Notary Public

  • Commissioner for Oaths

  • Justice of the Peace

🇨🇦 Canada

  • Notary Public

  • Commissioner of Oaths

  • Lawyer

  • Justice of the Peace

🇺🇸 United States

  • Notary Public

  • Attorney-at-Law

  • Commissioner of Deeds (in some states)

  • Court Officer or Clerk

🇿🇦 South Africa

  • Commissioner of Oaths

  • Attorney or Advocate

  • Notary Public

  • Police Officer (Commissioned)

🇲🇾 Malaysia

  • Commissioner for Oaths

  • Notary Public

  • Advocate & Solicitor

  • Magistrate

🇸🇬 Singapore

  • Notary Public

  • Commissioner for Oaths

  • Advocate & Solicitor


Tips for Validation

  • Always include the official stamp/seal, ID number (if applicable), and full contact details of the witness.

  • Ensure the witness verifies the identity of the sponsor using an official document (e.g., passport).

  • For visa purposes, documents not in English must be accompanied by a certified English translation.

Copy of Sponsor’s Passport (bio-data page)
Proof of Relationship to the Student
Recent Bank Statements (last 3–6 months)
Letter from Employer / Business Proof (if applicable)
Any other relevant financial or legal documentation

Drag and drop files here or click to upload

Optional
Maximum Allowed Upload Size Is: 4MB

Why Are Financial Documents Required for Visa 500?

The Australian government mandates financial evidence to ensure that international students can cover their tuition fees, living expenses, and other associated costs while studying in the country. Providing this proof is essential to show that you are financially prepared and will not face difficulties during your stay.

What Financial Documents Are Needed?

When applying for the Visa 500, you may be required to upload the following types of financial documents:

  • Bank statements showing sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
  • Proof of scholarships or grants, if applicable.
  • Income tax returns or pay slips of your financial sponsor (e.g., parents or guardians).
  • Loan approval letters from recognized financial institutions for educational purposes.
  • Affidavit of financial support, if someone else is funding your education.

Tips for a Successful Submission

  • Ensure that all your documents are up-to-date and valid.
  • Translate any non-English documents into English and have them certified by an authorized translator.
  • Check the file size limits on the ImmiAccount portal and compress files if necessary without compromising quality.
  • Organize your documents beforehand to avoid last-minute confusion.

Good luck with your application, and we hope you have a successful and enriching journey in Australia!