悉尼签证需要什么材料？
1. 护照原件及复印件；
2. 照片两寸白底，彩色近照;
3. 在职证明原件(中英文各一)及单位的营业执照副本的复印件加盖红章；
4. 存款证明或银行流水，至少六个月的记录，余额5万元以上;(如提供父母名下财产也可);
5、身份证和户口本复印件；（如果父母陪签需要提供）
6、填写完整的申请表及所有签名均需手写
7、机票预订确认单，酒店订单等
8、其他辅助材料：房产证、车证、股票对账单、基金对账单等等，这些只是作为补充材料，不是一定要有的哦！
9、申请人及其家庭成员在中国任何一家银行的银行存款历史 six months' bank statement history (with photos and names in Chinese)： This should show that the applicant has sufficient financial means to support him/herself during their period of study， including a minimum balance at all times of RMB 10，000 per person which could be from savings but may also include funds held in the form of fixed deposits or any other investment products with the same value. The original document is required for verification， while photocopies are acceptable as a supplementary attachment. For applicants who have had no bank account since arriving in China， they need to provide an explanatory letter signed by both parents stating why there was not sufficient money deposited into it before coming here. If only one parent is available ， he / she needs to explain in great details on this issue. In addition， we recommend you to keep your bank statements in order to avoid unnecessary inquiries when applying for visa extension after you arrive Australia. However， if you do intend to open a local bank account overseas， please be advised that opening such accounts takes time so that its effect cannot take place straight away. Therefore， you would still need to have enough cash or deposit into existing foreign bank accounts until you can withdraw your first salary. And don’t forget to write down your Australian BSB number！ Please attach one recent passport-sized photo each for yourself and for spouse， along with two copies of the same photograph each. These will help us make sure the information shown matches with what we see on our file and facilitate immigration clearance upon arrival in Australia. Note： We kindly remind everyone who intends to apply for a student visa that under current requirements， you must hold a valid health insurance policy covering medical expenses up to AUD $100，