Preparing for your arrival
In this section
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To commence study at Deakin as an international student, first you need to accept your offer and enrol in your course and your units of study.
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To make the best start to your study in Australia, you should arrive with enough time to get settled into your accommodation, learn how to get around and prepare for OWeek.
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Our pre-arrival briefings are designed to introduce you to study in Australia and provide you with the information you need to commence at Deakin.
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One of the most important things to consider as an international student is where you’re going to live.
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As an international student, the Australian Government requires you to hold Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while you are studying in Australia.
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Sharing your Deakin study experience with your family can be rewarding and life-changing for all of you. It means you will be able to study and still have your loved ones close by.
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If you are aged under 18, there are some important guidelines that you must follow to ensure your wellbeing and help you get the most from your studies in Australia.
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Once you receive your student visa, you can book your flight to Australia. Making the booking can be tricky: here are some tips.
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Studying overseas is a significant financial undertaking. It’s important that you consider your living costs and plan how you are going to pay for your expenses.
Hi! I'm Kaiser, your International Student Support Officer and I'm here to assist you in your journey to Australia.
So let's go through some key steps. Once you receive your Deakin offer promptly accept it and then enrol.
Remember obtaining your CoE or Confirmation of Enrolment and Visa is crucial.
If you need assistance, our Accepting, Enrolling, and Your Visa section is here to help.
Our Pre-arrival briefings will introduce you to life at Deakin and in Australia. It's a great chance to meet current and fellow international students, which will help enhance your confidence for this new chapter.
As an international student commencing study, it is important to plan your arrival time. This will give you the best chance of starting your study successfully. Our When to Arrive Guide provides you with an arrival timeline, including attending your International Student Welcome the week prior to O Week.
Finding the right accommodation is key to your comfort and success. Whether you prefer on campus or off campus housing, there are plenty of options and we offer advice to help you make the best choice.
Your health and wellbeing are paramounts. In Australia, having Overseas Student Health Cover is mandatory for international students. You'll need to understand about the Australian healthcare system and your health and wellbeing.
If you're bringing your partner and children, there are several considerations to ensure a smooth transition.
Our Bringing Your Family Guide provides all the necessary information for you and your loved ones.
If you are under 18 years of age, there are special guidelines you need to meet to be able to study in Australia.
We have support systems in place to ensure your safety and wellbeing and helping you to thrive in your studies.
Once your CoE and Visa are in place, it's time to plan your journey. We offer tips for booking flights and provide free airport pick up services to ease your arrival in Australia.
Managing finances is also a crucial aspect of studying abroad. Our Your Finances section provides valuable insights into budgeting for living expenses and tuition fees. Lastly, don't overlook our Pre-arrival Checklist, it includes essential dates, information sessions and a comprehensive list to ensure you're fully prepared for your travel to Australia.
Hi! I'm Kaiser, your International Student Support Officer and I'm here to assist you in your journey to Australia.
So let's go through some key steps. Once you receive your Deakin offer promptly accept it and then enrol.
Remember obtaining your CoE or Confirmation of Enrolment and Visa is crucial.
If you need assistance, our Accepting, Enrolling, and Your Visa section is here to help.
Our Pre-arrival briefings will introduce you to life at Deakin and in Australia. It's a great chance to meet current and fellow international students, which will help enhance your confidence for this new chapter.
As an international student commencing study, it is important to plan your arrival time. This will give you the best chance of starting your study successfully. Our When to Arrive Guide provides you with an arrival timeline, including attending your International Student Welcome the week prior to O Week.
Finding the right accommodation is key to your comfort and success. Whether you prefer on campus or off campus housing, there are plenty of options and we offer advice to help you make the best choice.
Your health and wellbeing are paramounts. In Australia, having Overseas Student Health Cover is mandatory for international students. You'll need to understand about the Australian healthcare system and your health and wellbeing.
If you're bringing your partner and children, there are several considerations to ensure a smooth transition.
Our Bringing Your Family Guide provides all the necessary information for you and your loved ones.
If you are under 18 years of age, there are special guidelines you need to meet to be able to study in Australia.
We have support systems in place to ensure your safety and wellbeing and helping you to thrive in your studies.
Once your CoE and Visa are in place, it's time to plan your journey. We offer tips for booking flights and provide free airport pick up services to ease your arrival in Australia.
Managing finances is also a crucial aspect of studying abroad. Our Your Finances section provides valuable insights into budgeting for living expenses and tuition fees. Lastly, don't overlook our Pre-arrival Checklist, it includes essential dates, information sessions and a comprehensive list to ensure you're fully prepared for your travel to Australia.