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World-class education, strong work rights and genuine migration pathways. Australia remains one of the world’s most popular destinations for international students, offering globally recognised qualifications, excellent post-study work opportunities, high-quality institutions and realistic migration pathways. As an Australian company with our head office in Sydney, this is the destination we know from the inside.
Tuition / year
A$25,000 – A$55,000
Living cost evidence
A$29,710 per year
Work rights
48 hours per fortnight during study periods
Visa fee
A$2,500
Six reasons students choose Australia.
And the trade-offs we make sure you understand before you commit.
Six universities in the QS world top 50
Melbourne (19), UNSW (20), Sydney (25), ANU (32), Monash (36) and Queensland (42).
Work 48 hours a fortnight
Real earning capacity while you study, and unlimited hours during official semester breaks.
Post-study work visa
The subclass 485 lets you stay and work full-time after graduation — often the first step toward PR.
Clear migration pathways
Skilled migration, regional incentives and employer sponsorship are genuinely accessible from the right course.
Local support on the ground
Our head office is in Sydney. Your counsellor is in the same country you are moving to.
Regional study bonuses
Study in a designated regional area for extra post-study work time and additional migration points.
Australia in numbers.
Figures are indicative and correct to the best of our knowledge as at September 2026. Government thresholds change — we verify each one against the official source before you lodge.
10 cities where we place students
- Intakes
- February (Semester 1 — main) · July (Semester 2) · November (selected providers)
- Tuition
- A$25,000 – A$55,000 per year depending on course and institution
- Living cost evidence
- A$29,710 per year (the amount the Department of Home Affairs requires you to evidence)
- Work rights
- 48 hours per fortnight during study periods, unlimited during scheduled course breaks
- Post-study work
- Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) — 2 to 3 years for most graduates
- Institutions in our network
- 22+ partner universities listed, many more available on request
Student visa (subclass 500) — what it takes.
The requirements, the documents and the part of the process where most applications actually fail.
Requirements at a glance
- Visa type
- Student visa (subclass 500)
- Application fee
- A$2,500 (primary applicant)
- Health cover
- Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) required for the full duration of your visa
- Financial evidence
- Evidence of A$29,710 for 12 months of living costs, plus tuition and travel costs
- Typical processing
- Varies by provider and country; typically 4–12 weeks
Heads up: Financial capacity amounts are reviewed periodically by the Department of Home Affairs — we confirm the current figure at the time you apply.
Documents you will need
- Valid passport
- Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
- Academic documents and transcripts
- English language test results
- Financial evidence (savings, loan sanction or sponsor documents)
- OSHC confirmation
- Genuine Student (GS) supporting statement and documents
How Next Campus handles your Australia visa
- Visa eligibility assessment
- Genuine Student (GS) guidance
- Document preparation support
- Financial evidence review
- OSHC arrangement
- Visa application assistance
- Pre-departure guidance
Work rights & PR pathways
During study: 48 hours per fortnight during study periods, unlimited during scheduled course breaks
After graduation: Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) — 2 to 3 years for most graduates — Duration depends on your qualification level and, for some applicants, the age limit at time of application. We check your eligibility before you choose a course.
- Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) to build Australian work experience after graduation.
- Skilled Independent (189), Skilled Nominated (190) and Skilled Work Regional (491) points-tested visas.
- Employer sponsorship pathways including the Skills in Demand visa.
- Professional Year programs and regional study add points to your skilled migration score.
- Partner visa pathways for spouses and de facto partners of citizens and permanent residents.
Australia universities we work with.
A selection from our Australia network. Click any university for rankings, indicative tuition, entry requirements and available study areas.
QS #19
University of Melbourne
Melbourne
A$38,000 – A$55,000
QS #20
UNSW Sydney
Sydney
A$38,000 – A$54,000
QS #25
University of Sydney
Sydney
A$40,000 – A$56,000
QS #32
Australian National University
Canberra
A$36,000 – A$52,000
QS #36
Monash University
Melbourne
A$36,000 – A$52,000
QS #42
University of Queensland
Brisbane
A$36,000 – A$50,000
QS Top 80
University of Western Australia
Perth
A$35,000 – A$48,000
QS Top 100
University of Adelaide
Adelaide
A$34,000 – A$48,000
QS Top 100
University of Technology Sydney
Sydney
A$34,000 – A$48,000
They made this exact move.
“Next Campus transformed my dream into reality. Their visa guidance was exceptional and the support did not stop once I landed — they helped me open a bank account in my first week.”
“From scholarship applications to settlement support, they handled everything professionally. I received a partial scholarship I did not even know I was eligible for.”
“The PR pathway guidance was invaluable. Thanks to their strategic advice about course choice, I am now on track for permanent residency.”
“I was rejected once before I found Next Campus. They rebuilt my GS statement from scratch and the second application was approved.”
Australia questions, answered properly.
These are the five questions we are asked most often about Australia.
Ask a different questionWhat is the Genuine Student (GS) requirement?
The GS requirement replaced the old Genuine Temporary Entrant test. You answer targeted questions about your circumstances, your reasons for choosing the course and provider, and what the qualification will do for you afterwards. It is the single most common reason Australian student visas are refused — we prepare this with you properly rather than handing you a template.
How much money do I need to show for an Australian student visa?
You must evidence A$29,710 for 12 months of living costs, plus your first year of tuition and your travel costs. Funds can come from your own savings, a genuine education loan or an eligible sponsor. We review the source and history of your funds before lodgement, because how the money arrived matters as much as the balance.
Can I work while studying in Australia?
Yes — 48 hours per fortnight while your course is in session, and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks. Students on a masters by research or PhD have unlimited work rights.
Can I bring my family with me?
Dependants can be included in your student visa application. For postgraduate students, partners generally receive full work rights. We assess your course level and financial capacity before including family members.
Does studying in Australia lead to PR?
It can, but only if the course is chosen with that in mind. Occupation lists, points scores, regional incentives and English scores all matter. We map the pathway before you enrol — not after you graduate.
Still weighing up destinations?
Most students we counsel change their mind at least once. That is a good sign — it means they are comparing properly.
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Find out if Australia is realistic for your profile.
Send us your results and budget. We will tell you which Australia universities will accept you, what it will cost in total, and what your visa will require — within one business day.
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