Use the resources below to find information from government agencies and education organisations. External links open in a new tab.
Study, visas and careers
- Study Australia — the official Australian Government website for international students, with information about studying, living and working in Australia.
- Study NSW: current students — information about living, studying and working in NSW, including Sydney.
- Department of Home Affairs — information about visas and immigration.
- myfuture — career information and resources.
Health and student support
- COVID-19 information: Australian Centre for Disease Control — Australian Government public health information about COVID-19.
- Support for international students: Service NSW — a guide to student services, health and wellbeing, safety, transport and working in NSW.
- Redfern Legal Centre: international student legal advice — legal advice services for international students.
- Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) — international student community and support information.
Qualifications, student protection and complaints
- Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) — information about Australia’s qualifications framework.
- Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) — Australia’s national vocational education and training regulator.
- Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) framework — information about protections for international students.
- Tuition Protection Service (TPS) — information for students whose provider is unable to fully deliver their course.
- Commonwealth Ombudsman: international student complaints — information about complaints involving private education providers in Australia.
- State and territory Ombudsmen — find the appropriate state or territory office for complaints involving government agencies and public education providers.
Education provider resources
- PRISMS — Confirmation of Enrolment and compliance services for education providers.
- Austrade: education providers and students — resources for Australia’s international education sector.
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