With its world-class education system, vibrant culture and incredible lifestyle, studying in Australia is the perfect choice for students looking to achieve academic success while experiencing something truly unique.

Australia is consistently ranked as one of the best places in the world for quality of life. As an international student, you’ll enjoy a high standard of living, balanced with excellent educational opportunities and a rich cultural experience.

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Note: The given requirements might vary based on your origin country and course you are applying for.

Living expenses vary depending on your lifestyle, location and accommodation type, but here’s an overview of what you can expect as an international student.
 

Accommodation costs

• On-campus accommodation: AUD 110 – AUD 280 per week
• Shared rental (off-campus): AUD 95 – AUD 250 per week
• Homestay: AUD 235 – AUD 325 per week
• Private rental: AUD 185 – AUD 440 per week

Food and groceries

• Groceries: AUD 140 – AUD 280 per week
• Eating out (occasional meal): AUD 20 – AUD 30 per meal

Utilities (electricity, gas, internet)

• Electricity/Gas/Water: AUD 10 – AUD 20 per week
• Internet/Phone: AUD 15 – AUD 30 per week

Public transport

• Public transport (depending on the city): AUD 30 – AUD 60 per week
• Bicycle: Many students opt to cycle as a cost-effective alternative, with bike rentals or purchases ranging from AUD 100 – AUD 700.

Health insurance

As an international student, you must have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of your stay.

• OSHC: AUD 30 – AUD 60 per month

Australia offers numerous career opportunities for international students, both during and after their studies. With its thriving economy, diverse industries, and strong emphasis on real-world experience, students in Australia can gain valuable skills and advance their careers in various fields. 

• Business and Finance
• Healthcare and Nursing
• Information Technology (IT)
• Engineering
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Education and Teaching
• Creative Arts and Media

1. How do I find accommodation in Australia? 

• On-campus housing: Many universities offer on-campus accommodation, which can be a convenient option for first-year students.
• Off-campus housing: You can find rental apartments or share houses through websites, local real estate agents or university accommodation services.
• Homestays: Living with a local family can provide a supportive environment and an opportunity to immerse yourself in Australian culture.
  
  

2. What types of student visas are available?

• Student visa (Subclass 500): This is the most common visa for international students, allowing you to study full-time at an accredited institution. It also allows for part-time work while studying.
• Dependent visas: If you are studying for more than 12 months, your dependents may be eligible to accompany you under a dependent visa.
  
  
  

3. How do I open a bank account in Australia?

• Choosing a bank: Major banks in Australia include Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, NAB and Westpac. Many offer student accounts with special features.
• Documents needed: You will need your passport, student visa, proof of address and possibly a letter of enrolment from your institution.