The video likely resonated due to its critical and somewhat provocative stance on government visa policies, using strong financial figures to highlight a perceived injustice or exploitative practice, which can drive engagement and shares.
Summary
The video discusses the high fees and low acceptance rates for Indian students applying for Australian working holiday and student visas. It highlights the significant profit the Australian government makes from these non-refundable fees, despite a decline in applications and low grant rates.
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Transcript, structure and on-screen text
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#india #internationalstudents #studentvisa #dragonmigration #studyinaustralia Indian students are now sending over $130m to Australia just to be rejected for a Student Visa or for an expensive Lottery Ticket…. There are almost as many international students applying to come to Australia as there are working holiday students… but they all Pay and get rejected.