Australia is a modern country with a high standard of living. It is the world’s 3rd most popular education destination with the best facilities and educators.

Australian qualifications are internationally recognised and most of the courses are regulated by the Australian Qualification Framework (a national system endorsed by the Australian Government). All schools accepting international students must be government-registered and must meet special requirements set out by the Government to ensure high educational standards.

Students who have prior learning in a similar discipline may also seek exemptions into a course that they are applying into, enabling them to complete their degree much earlier.

Eg: A student with a 2-year diploma of business from a local polytechnic may be offered up to 1 year off their bachelor degree in business depending on the student’s results and the articulation arrangements that the different institutions have in place.

Student visa holders can also work up to 40 hours per fortnight to help defray some living expenses. Students who have studied in Australia may also be eligible to apply for post study work visa.

With a great education system in place, you can live, study and experience another culture with plenty of attractions and transport infrastructure at your fingertips. Explore now!

Health Insurance in Australia for International Students

All international students who are moving to Australia for studies must have an Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). The health cover must be valid and active throughout their stay in Australia. If your family members are accompanying you, they should have a health cover too. OSHC is one of the prerequisites to apply for the student visa. It is one of the documents you enclose while applying for the student visa. Apart from the fact it is mandatory, OSHC is very beneficial as it covers a wide range of medical expenses.

Healthcare system is very robust in Australia and it is costly also. Therefore purchasing OSHC is a smart financial decision. There are multiple players who provide this health insurance and it normally costs between $450 – $600 based on the plan you opt for.

Entry requirements and step-by-step guide to study in Australia

Our team can help guide you through the process and give you the best chance of success.

1. Register to get a FREE counselling session with our education counsellor. Get some insights based on your preferences.
2. Gather documents & apply to Institutions  (we have great working relationships with the institutions)
3. Receive Institution Offer Letter
4. Accept offer letter, payment for tuition fees & health insurance
5. Receive confirmation of enrollment
6. Source for student accommodation
7. Lodge student visa application
8. Undergo medical & biometric examination
9. Pre-departure briefing
10. Purchase of flight tickets & Go!