Why Australia Is Still #1 for Nigerian and African Students
A visa refusal can be devastating, especially after months of preparation, gathering documents, and paying fees.
Unfortunately, many Nigerian and African applicants face rejection due to avoidable mistakes. We specialise in preventing refusals by ensuring your application is complete, compliant, and convincing.
Common Reasons for Visa Refusal
1. Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation
Missing mandatory forms or submitting outdated versions.
Inconsistent information across documents.
2. Weak Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) Statement
Failure to clearly show why you’re coming to Australia and why you’ll return if required.
3. Insufficient Financial Evidence
Bank statements not meeting the required timeframe or amount.
Unexplained large deposits.
4. Not Meeting English Language Requirements
Submitting expired or invalid test results.
5. Applying for the Wrong Visa Stream
Choosing a visa type that doesn’t align with your situation.
Impact of a Refusal
Losing application fees (often thousands of dollars).
A refusal record that may affect future visa applications.
Possible bans from reapplying for a set period.
How We Help You Avoid Refusal
Detailed eligibility assessment before application.
Expert review of documents to ensure completeness and accuracy.
Crafting a strong GTE statement tailored to your circumstances.
Matching you to the correct visa stream and pathway.
Pre-submission compliance check to spot and fix red flags.
“My first application got refused because of a weak GTE. Afrovo rewrote it, fixed my documents, and I got my visa approved in just two months.”
— Chika, Nigerian Student Visa Holder
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