Can parents show the financial proof fully by loan or partially by loan and partially by savings?
Yes, your parents can show financial proof for your Australian student visa using a mix of their own savings and an education loan.
The Australian Department of Home Affairs accepts both personal bank savings and approved education loans as valid financial evidence. You can combine these sources to meet the required amount for tuition, living expenses, and other costs.
Make sure that any education loan is fully approved and supported by an official letter, and that savings are documented with recent bank statements. For detailed guidance on documentation, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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