Study Abroad

Out of top 100 universities in the world, Australia has 7 universities. Australia is the third popular destination among English speaking nations behind the United States and the UK. International students can choose from more than 1200 institutions and 22,000 courses.

In addition to academic excellence, Australia offers cultural diversity and friendly natives. After graduating from Australian college/university an individual can compete in the global market. The reputation of impressive education system is carefully regulated by the Australian government in order to maintain the high standards of education associated with the country.

As Australian colleges and universities offer varieties of course, international students can easily find the right school with the subject that interests them. Students can choose between college, universities and vocational education.

Interestingly, students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week while studying in Australia. Such experience helps student to gain experience and earn money for their expenses.

Migration regulations require international students to show proof of funds so that they can contribute to the cost of living and studying. Cost of living varies based on the location and accommodation chosen by a student. The cost is also based on the rent agreement and what services are included into it.

An estimated average of an individual is:

• Gas and electric: $50-$100/month
• Phone and internet (usually bundled together): $150-$200 a month
• Water/Sewer/Trash: $50/month
• Groceries average approximately $200/month, depending on what you’re eating.
• Accommodation $ 1000 to 1200 per month

Note: If you are located within city limits, the numbers that you will see will likely be more than the estimates listed here.

Australia is extremely welcoming of international students. You will find the attitude of people relaxed and welcoming. It helps you settle down lot faster and easier.

International students say that one of the most surprising aspects of Australian culture is the constant use of slang. It isn’t surprising as Australians use slang. Australians also really like to shorten words by adding an ‘ie’ or an ‘o’ sound such as in ‘postie‘ for a postal worker and ‘ambo’ for an ambulance. So, it is in best interest to learn some slangs before you go reach the destination.

Australian college / university partners with agents like us (Garden International). We represent 20 educational institutions where we guide you through the application procedure that includes a) Receiving your Letter of Offer b)Confirmation of Enrollment and c) Visa application.

Receiving your Letter of Offer

Content for Letter of Offer

Confirmation of Enrollment

Confirmation of Enrollment content

Visa Application

Visa application content

As an international student with valid visa and regular class hours, you can work up to 40 hours per forty night. In additional there is no limit to work hours during vacations recognized by your college / university. In Australia a work week starts from Monday and ends on the following Sunday.

International students can arrive 90 days prior to their class commences. However, international students are not entitle to work during the period until the class begins.

If an student is found guilty of violating the rules, their visa may be cancelled.