Study In Australia

Overview

Australia is one of the top choices for international students because of its excellent education system and global reputation. It is currently the third most popular destination for students from around the world, after the United States and the UK. Australian schools and universities are highly respected, and graduates from these institutions are in demand across many industries worldwide.

Another reason students choose Australia is the affordability. The cost of studying and living in Australia is 40–60% lower than in the USA or UK, depending on the location. This makes it an attractive option for students who want high-quality education without the higher expenses. Combined with a welcoming culture and beautiful surroundings, Australia is a fantastic destination for international students.

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Colleges

1,00,000+

Indian Students

AUD 25,000

Average Tuition Fees

AUD 30,000

Cost of Living (Annual)

Cost of Living

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Tuition Fees:
AUD 25,000
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Transportation:
AUD 1100
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Personal Expenses:
AUD 2500
energy
Electricity:
AUD 1,776
housing
Housing:
AUD 24000
healthcare
Healthcare:
AUD 1500
Average Expenditure per year: $40,000 - $80,000

Application:

Start your application with these key documents in hand:

Valid Passport

Research Proposal

English Proficiency Test

Reference Letter

Portfolio

Statement of Purpose

Previous Degree

Academic Transcripts

Portfolio

Financials

Letter of Recommendation

Financials

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Understanding Visas and Immigration

When studying in Australia, selecting the right visa type is essential. Each visa type is for a distinct purpose based on the applicant’s course type, age, and future aspirations. Below is a detailed explanation of the most common student visas:

  1. Student Visa (Subclass 500):
    • For full-time courses at CRICOS-registered institutions.
    • Duration: Up to 5 years.
    • Cost: AUD 1,600.
    • Work Rights: 48 hours/fortnight during studies, unlimited during breaks.
  2. Student Guardian Visa (Subclass 590):
    • For parents/guardians of students under 18 (or exceptions).
    • Duration: Matches student’s visa or until they turn 18.
    • Cost: AUD 1,600.
    • Work Rights: None.
  3. Training Visa (Subclass 407):
    • For workplace training aligned with one’s field of study.
    • Duration: Up to 2 years.
    • Cost: AUD 415.
    • Work Rights: Limited to training purposes.
  4. Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485):
    • For graduates to gain work experience in Australia.
    • Duration: 18 months to 5 years, based on qualifications.
    • Cost: AUD 765–1,945.
    • Work Rights: No restrictions.

Each visa caters to specific needs, ensuring opportunities for education, guardianship, training, or post-graduation work.

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The application fee for an Australian student visa is approximately AUD 620, but additional costs may apply depending on your circumstances and any required health checks.

Yes, international students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during breaks, provided they hold a valid student visa.

Research universities based on their rankings, course offerings, campus facilities, and location. Consider factors such as your career goals, interests, and the support services available for international students.

If your visa application is rejected, you can request a review of the decision or reapply by addressing the reasons for rejection, ensuring you meet all requirements before submitting a new application.