What makes a prospective international student a genuine temporary entrant (GTE)?
The genuine temporary entrant (GTE) requirement is an integrity measure required by the Australian government. It aims to ensure that international students are genuine in their intention to study in Australia on a temporary basis.
There are a number of factors which are taken into account in determining whether applicants meet GTE requirements. Check out this blog post for further detail.
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