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getstudysupports · 1 year

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Vaccination Policy for International Students in Australia

Dec 2021, is such an exciting month for international students who want to pursue education in Australia.

With more than a year of Covid pandemic restrictions, aspirants are now having a reposeful path to continuing their higher education in Australia.

The commencement of 2022 and the end of 2021 have sparked hope in the minds of International aspirants. Thanks to the Australian government!

Australia’s regulatory agency TGA, Therapeutic Goods Administration has provided critical importance to approving Covid-19 Vaccines.

With the increase in the number of international travelers, Australia will no longer impede entry. Yes, finally the crisis comes to an end.

Want to know the recognized COVID-19 vaccines approved by TGA? Below is the list for you.

Comirnaty (Pfizer)

Vaxzevria (AstraZeneca)

Covishield (AstraZeneca)

Spikevax (Moderna)

Takeda (Moderna)

Janssen-Cilag (Johnson & Johnson)

Coronavac (Sinovac)

BBIBP-CorV (Sinopharm) (for 60 years old and under)

Covaxin (Bharat Biotech)

To enter Queensland, international students are required to have the following criteria. Both Queensland International Arrivals Registration and Australian Travel Declaration need to be completed.

International students need to be vaccinated as per the approval of TGA. Provide proof of Vaccination. Submit a negative COVID-19 certificate 72 hours prior to your arrival in Queensland.

To enter New South Wales, returning students need to take a full dose of a COVID-19 vaccine approved by TGA. Vaccination proof and the COVID-19 PCR Test documents are to be submitted to travel to NSW.

According to Victoria’s government, fully vaccinated eligible students are welcome to enter Victoria with the vaccination proof submission. International students must hold an eligible visa, undertake Covid-19 test requirements, and have full vaccination which is approved by TGA.

Fly to Western Australia, where both international and state borders are opened. With the proper vaccination certificates and Australian travel declarations, international students can enter Western Australia.

Every country has advantages in terms of education and lifestyle. Don’t worry if you’re perplexed!

We at Get Study Supports are ready to give you professional advice and assistance in selecting the destination, university, and programs that are most suited to you and your career objectives.

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znewstech · 2 years

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Indian govt, Bharat Biotech rubbish reports of Covaxin development being rushed under political pressure | India News - Times of India

Indian govt, Bharat Biotech rubbish reports of Covaxin development being rushed under political pressure | India News – Times of India

HYDERABAD: The Indian government and Bharat Biotech on Thursday trashed reports of the development of indigenous Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin being rushed under political pressure as “incorrect, misleading and fallacious”. “Recent media reports around the approvals for Covaxin are incorrect and erroneous. These few individuals and organizations were mostly involved in fake news and false information…

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ecoamerica · 2 months

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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared

The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!

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decentralvaccine · 2 years

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A New Era Of Needle Free Vaccines

India’s drug regulator authorized the country’s first nasal spray vaccine on Tuesday, marking a large step toward increasing the availability of newly popular needle-free vaccines around the world.

The nasal vaccine was developed by the Indian vaccine firm Bharat Biotech, the maker of the injectable COVAXIN Covid-19, which is widely used in India and received approval for global distribution by the World Health Organization late last year.

Bharat Biotech partnered with the U.S.’s Washington University of St. Louis to make the nasal spray vaccine, the company said. The vaccine, which is called iNCOVACC, uses adenovirus vector vaccine technology to induce an immune response, similar technology to that used in COVID-19 vaccines from the U.S.’s Johnson & Johnson and China’s CanSino. Bharat Biotech said the vaccine proved effective in clinical trials and plans to release data soon to back up its claims.

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tcteam723 · 2 years

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Japan has approved Covaxin booster dose for travellers

New Delhi, India: India-based biotechnology company, Bharat Biotech, on Friday (Aug 5) informed that Japan has approved the Covaxin booster dose for travellers. In the tweet, Bharat Biotech said “We are proud to announce, that Japan has approved Covaxin booster dose for travellers. Another global recognition of the effectiveness of our universal Covid vaccine.” The Japanese Government issued an…

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thenewsfactsnow · 2 years

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Japan Approves COVAXIN booster dose for Travelers; reinforces the effectiveness of Universal Covid Vaccine

COVAXIN booster approval for Travelers by Japan reinforces the effectiveness of Universal Covid Vaccine @BharatBiotech #BharatBiotech #Covaxin #CovaxininJapan #Covid19Vaccine #CovidVaccine

Japan on Friday accorded approval for Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin booster dose for travellers. In April this year, the nation included the Made-in-India Covid-19 vaccine in the list of recognised vaccines. And, now (August 5), Japan has also approved the booster shot of Covaxin. Bharat Biotech wrote in a statement, “We are proud to announce, Japan has approved COVAXIN booster dose for…

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harpianews · 3 years

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Vaccinated but stuck: Indians await WHO's nod for homegrown shot to travel abroad

Vaccinated but stuck: Indians await WHO’s nod for homegrown shot to travel abroad

Stranded for nine months in a village in southern India and unable to return to his job in Saudi Arabia, Sugathan PR is hoping the World Health Organization will approve the Indian COVID-19 shot Covaxin, paving the way for his journey. Like Sugathan, millions of Indians have taken Covaxin and many have complained of travel conflicts as the vaccine is not recognized for international travel by…

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ecoamerica · 1 month

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Watch the 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards for High School Students now: https://youtu.be/5C-bb9PoRLc

The recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by student climate leaders! Join Aishah-Nyeta Brown & Jerome Foster II and be inspired by student climate leaders as we recognize the High School Student finalists. Watch now to find out which student received the $25,000 grand prize and top recognition!

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indiarightnow · 2 years

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Keeping the faith: On WHO approval to Covaxin

Following months of speculation, the World Health Organization (WHO) has granted Emergency Use Listing (EUL) to Covaxin, manufactured by Bharat Biotech. This now allows the vaccine’s better availability in many more countries, particularly via global groupings such as Covax. One of WHO’s key aims is to have at least 40% of people in all countries vaccinated by the year-end — a tall order as the…

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doonitedin · 2 years

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UK includes India's Covaxin on list of approved vaccines for international travellers

UK includes India’s Covaxin on list of approved vaccines for international travellers

Image Source : PTI A medic shows a vial containing doses of Covaxin, at a government hospital, in Kolkata Highlights Covaxin is India’s indigenously made vaccine. International travellers are required to pre-book a PCR or Lateral Flow Test on arrival in England. UK included Covaxin on its list of approved COVID vaccines after it received the WHO EUL status. Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin has made…

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kwttoday · 3 years

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U.K. to add Covaxin to its list of approved covid19 vaccines for International travellers

U.K. to add Covaxin to its list of approved covid19 vaccines for International travellers The U.K. government has said that India’s Covaxin will be added to its list of approved COVID-19 vaccines for international travellers from November 22, meaning that those inoculated with the Bharat Biotech-manufactured jab will not have to self-isolate after arrival in England. The U.K. government has…

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getstudysupports · 1 year

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Australian borders for international students (all ready to board)

The long-awaited answer for all international students yearning to go to Australia to live their dream. The border will finally open on December 15th, 2021! For the past 18 months, Australia's borders, which have been closed due to the widespread COVID pandemic, are now open and Australia will welcome international students who are vaccinated and visa holders from 15th December to 15th December.

Health Secretary Greg Hunt confirmed on Monday that Australia's borders are now open to international and qualified students. He said the following: "Yes, we are on the right track, that was confirmed again at the weekend." He also said: "This reopening is planned, it will take place in consultation with the Prime Minister, the discussion of the National Cabinet and the Chief Medical Officer's Council. First Secretary Scott Morrison confirmed the reopening applies to the travel bubbles of South Korea and Japan. programs. On November 29th, it was announced that the opening dates had been moved from December 1st to December 15th to accommodate Omicron.

Omicron variant. It is now expected that priority will be given to students with valid visas and secondary visas, as well as fully vaccinated volunteers.

Vaccination Requirements for International students

Bangladeshi students wishing to travel to Australia for postgraduate or postgraduate studies must be fully vaccinated (double doses) with vaccines accepted by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), including those received mixed. .The most current doses and vaccinations acceptable for travel to or from Australia include:

Two doses at least 14 days apart of:

AstraZeneca Vaxzevria.

AstraZeneca Covishield.

Pfizer/Biotech Comirnaty.

Moderna Spikevax.

Sinovac Coronavac.

Bharat Biotech Covaxin.

Sinopharm BBIBP-CorV (for people aged 16-60).

Or One dose of:

Johnson & Johnson/Janssen-Cilag COVID-19 vaccine.

Additional requirements for travel are a negative PCR certificate, which must be presented within three days of departure. International students entering South Australia will be quarantined for a week from the moment they arrive.

Australia Border News for International Students

It is important to note that at least 7 days have elapsed since the last dose of vaccine during vaccination to ensure that the person is 'fully vaccinated. With a combination of vaccine doses, the cycle is considered fully vaccinated. when all vaccines have been approved by the TGA. Foreign students are required to provide proof of vaccination to ensure a smooth entry into Australia.

Australia Travel Exemptions in their States and Territories

NSW (New South Wales)

Students who have received all vaccinations can travel to and from Australia in NSW without having to apply for an exemption.

The NSW Government has stated that there will be no quarantine on arrival.

Overseas students returning under the International Student Arrivals pilot program must travel to Sydney for their scheduled flights.

Students studying abroad and returning to Australia must be fully vaccinated with a Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) recognized or approved COVID-19 vaccine prior to landing in Sydney.

Queensland

As part of Queensland's COVID-19 plan, quarantine regulations must be in place before 90% of the vaccine-eligible population is vaccinated. Although students can enter Australia without having to obtain an exemption, return to Queensland is subject to quarantine availability.

Victoria

The Victorian Government has a secure facility for a limited number of international students to arrive in Victoria each week.

In the first phase of the program, there are a small number of places each week that the universities will offer to the students they need.

to do assignments in the field, such as medical and health students and graduate research students. In the next phase, the program will be extended to students from various disciplines.

Students who are fully

vaccinated and enrolled in Victoria do not need to self-quarantine if their immunizations have been approved by the TGA.

You must take a negative COVID test at least 72 hours before departure.

They must also be tested within 24 hours of arrival in Victoria.

Adelaide

The South Australian Government will welcome fully vaccinated children indefinitely once 90% of South Australians (over 12 years old) are fully vaccinated

Additional support for International students and the International Education Sector:

The Australian Government has announced that additional specific measures are being implemented to support education in the international education sector. International borders are restored. Additional grants and extended government fee waivers will be made available to support international education providers who are bearing the brunt of this pandemic. In addition, there will be adjustments to visa regulations, providing flexibility for the international students returning to their home countries. The measures also serve to protect international students after their studies.

The temporary visa for postgraduate, master or graduate students is also extended from 2 to 3 years. The government has announced that the changes are not only aimed at supporting international students, but are also an important element in helping the country in its efforts to attract and retain a skilled workforce and boost the economy's recovery. Some of the features included in the new visa configurations are: Students who are temporary graduate visa holders (Subclass 485) who have been unable to travel to Australia due to COVID-19 international travel border restrictions may apply for a new visa. Current and former temporary graduate (subclass 485) visa holders with visas that expired after February 1, 2020 may renew their subclass 485 visa applications for the same period as their previous visas.

The Australian government made it clear that the period of the temporary Graduate Visa is to be extended by two years to three for Masters by students who have completed coursework. This will match that of Masters by researchers. Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector graduates will be granted an entry visa for two years. In accordance with the new visa guidelines, additional measures are taken by students and temporary graduate students towards acknowledging time spent online study off-shore in order to qualify for the temporary graduate visa.\

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thenewsfactsnow · 2 years

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COVAXIN Maker Bharat Biotech Intranasal Vaccine (BBV154) Approved for Phase 3 Clinical Trials

COVAXIN Maker Bharat Biotech Intranasal Vaccine (BBV154) Approved for Phase 3 Clinical Trials by DCGI @BharatBiotech #Covaxin #IntranasalVaccine #BBV154 #VaccineTrials #CovidNasalVaccine #NasalVaccine

Bharat Biotech Intranasal Vaccine (BBV154) for COVID-19 today received approval from the Drug Controller General of India to conduct Phase-III clinical trials. The trials will be conducted at nine locations in the country. The trials will evaluate BBV154 nasal vaccine for both the 2 dose primary schedule and booster dose schedule. An intranasal vaccine as a booster will be easier to administer…

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#BBV154 News #BBV154 Phase 3 Trials #Bharat Biotech Intranasal Vaccine #Covaxin Nasal Vaccine #Intranasal Vaccine Approval

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harpianews · 2 years

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Covaxin gets emergency use permission for children aged 12-18

Health Ministry officials confirmed that the Indian drug regulator has granted an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin for the age group of 12-18 years. With Friday’s approval, Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin will become the second candidate to be administered to children above the age of 12 when the government takes a final decision on introducing COVID-19 vaccination for…

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doonitedin · 3 years

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COVID: Bahrain approves Bharat Biotech's Covaxin

COVID: Bahrain approves Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin

Image Source : BHARAT BIOTECH (TWITTER). COVID: Bahrain approves Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin. Bahrain has approved the emergency use of India’s indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccination- Covaxin. “Bahrain’s National Health Regulatory Authority @NHRABahrain approves the emergency use of the India’s indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccination, COVAXIN by Bharat Biotech,” Indian embassy in Bahrain…

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#bahrain #Bharat Biotech #covaxin #covaxin approval #Covaxin latest news updates #covaxin news #covid vaccine #emergency use listing #latest coronavirus pandemic news updates #World Health Organisation

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aazkanews · 3 years

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COVAXIN granted much-awaited WHO approval

The World Health Organisation (WHO) granted its much-awaited Emergency Use Listing (EUL) to India’s first indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccine, Covaxin on November 3, 2021. The vaccine has now been added to the growing portfolio of vaccines that have received a go-ahead from WHO for emergency use against COVID-19. Following the WHO’s EUL Listing approval, Bharat Biotech MD Dr Krishna Ella…

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#Bharat Biotech #Covaxin #WHO approval #WHO emergency use approval #WHO EUL Listing

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kwttoday · 3 years

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COVAXIN gets approval by WHO

COVAXIN gets approval by WHO The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday granted emergency use authorisation to Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin. This development is being welcomed by the roughly 15 crore Indians who are recipients of Covaxin, the country’s first indigenous Covid-19 vaccine. The approval comes after a long wait, as the WHO had sought additional clarifications from the manufacturer…

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getstudysupports · 2 years

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Australia Borders for International Students

The long-awaited reply to everyone International student who's longing to be able to travel to Australia to fulfill their dream The border is finally opening the 15th of December 2021!

In the last 18 months, Australian borders that were closed because of the widespread COVID pandemic have now been opened and Australia is now accepting international students who have been vaccine-free and visa holders from the 15th of December.

Health Minister Greg Hunt confirmed on Monday that Australian borders will be reopened for foreign students and skilled workers. He said the news release as saying that "Yes, we are on track for that - that's been reconfirmed over the weekend". He also stated his statement that "That reopening is scheduled - will be going ahead in consultation with the prime minister, the National Cabinet discussion, and the advice from the chief medical officer."

Prime Secretary Scott Morrison confirmed the re-opening is applicable for South Korean and Japan travel bubbles programs. On November 29, the announcement was made that the opening dates were changed from December 1 until December 15 due to concerns about an Omicron variant. It is expected that those with valid visas and second visas, as well as humanitarian workers who are fully vaccinated, have priority.

Vaccination Requirements for International students

Students from Bangladesh who wish to travel to Australia for further study or further their studies are required to be fully vaccinated (double doses) using the vaccines that have been recognized by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) which includes those who have taken mixed doses.

The most current doses and vaccines that are approved when traveling to or from Australia include:

Two doses at least 14 days apart of:

AstraZeneca Vaxzevria

AstraZeneca Covishield

Pfizer/Biotech Comirnaty

Moderna Spikevax

Sinovac Coronavac

Bharat Biotech Covaxin

Sinopharm BBIBP-CorV (for 16-60-year-olds).

Or One dose of:

Johnson & Johnson/Janssen-Cilag COVID Vaccine.

Other requirements that are required for travelers are a PCR-negative certification that must be carried on the self within three days of leaving.

International students who are entering South Australia will be quarantined for a period of one week on the date when they arrive.

Australia Border News for International Students

A crucial aspect is that at minimum 7 days have passed since the last dose of vaccine during the vaccination to ensure the person is "fully vaccinated".

In the event of mixed doses of vaccines, the course is considered fully vaccinated as long the vaccines are recognized by the TGA.

Students from overseas are required to carry evidence of vaccination to ensure their smooth travel to Australia.

Australia Travel Exemptions in their States and Territories

NSW (New South Wales)

Students who have been fully vaccinated can travel from and to Australia in the NSW without the need to apply for an exemption.

The NSW government has declared that there will not be any quarantine at the time of arrival.

Students from overseas who return as part of the International Student Arrivals Pilot Program will continue to be required to fly to Sydney for their scheduled flights.

Students from abroad who are returning back to Australia should be totally vaccinated using an Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) certified or recognized COVID-19 vaccination prior to arriving in Sydney.

Queensland

According to Queensland's COVID-19 Plan, there'll have to wait for quarantine to ensure that 90 percent of Queensland's population is vaccine-free. While students are permitted to travel to Australia without having to obtain exemptions, however, returning to Queensland could be subject to the availability of quarantine.

Victoria

The Victorian government has a secure route for a small number of international students who arrive in Victoria every week.

During the initial stage of the program, only a certain number of spots are available every week. Universities will make available for students required to complete tasks in the field, like medical and health students as well as post-graduate research students.

The next phase is to broaden to include more students from different disciplines.

Students who are fully vaccinated who are entering Victoria do not have to undergo quarantine for as long as their vaccines are approved by the TGA.

They must be tested for COVID negative within 72 hours prior to departure and will be tested within 24 hours of their departure to Victoria.

Adelaide

The South Australian government will welcome fully vaccinated students without quarantine time once 95 percent of South Australians (12+) are completely vaccinated.

Additional support for International students and the International Education Sector

The Australian Government has announced additional measures specifically targeted have been implemented to aid students in the International education sector in the hope that International frontiers will be reopened.

Further Grants, as well as Extended Regulatory Fee waivers, will be available to help those International Education providers who are most affected by the pandemic.

Additionally, there will be modifications to the settings for visas which are designed to offer the necessary flexibility for students from abroad as they return to their home country.

The measures are also designed to ensure the post-study right of students from abroad. The temporary graduate visa granted to Masters students who have completed coursework has been extended from 2 to three years.

The government has announced that the changes aren't solely aimed at helping students from abroad, but are also an important element in helping the country recruit and retain skilled workers, and boost the recovery of the economy.

Some of the features included in the new visa settings are:

The Temporary Graduate (subclass 485) visa holders who were not able to travel to Australia due to COVID-19 border restrictions for international travel can apply for a new visa.

Current and past applicants for the temporary graduate (subclass 485) who have their visas expired or were issued after the 1st of February 2020 may apply for a new subclass 485 visa within the same time period as their previous visa.

The Australian government made it clear that the duration of stay for the Temporary Graduate visa is to be extended between two and three years Masters by students who have completed coursework. This will match that of Master by research graduate.

Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector graduates will be awarded an entry visa for two years.

In accordance with the new visa guidelines, additional measures are taken by students and temporary graduates in taking into account the time spent on-shore study online in order to be counted towards obtaining the temporary graduate visa.

Get Study Supports provides the latest information in regards to the entry/re-entry into Australia for International students and we ask our valuable students to stay connected with us to get the latest updates.

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