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Results 31 - 40 of 1193 for refund procedure of international students

  1. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) explained

    Overseas Student Health Cover  (OSHC) is insurance to assist international students meet the costs of medical and hospital care which they may need while studying in Australia. OSHC... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  2. Non-payment of student contribution or tuition fees

    You must pay your tuition fees or student contribution (for Commonwealth Supported Students) by the due date on your Statement of Account. If you do not make payment by the due date you will be... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  3. Domestic CSP Students residing offshore

    To be eligible for a CSP, you must be one of the following: be an Australian citizen, who will complete some of your course of study while resident in Australia; or a New Zealand citizen; or an... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  4. Consequences of an Administrative Encumbrance

    If you have any outstanding debt(s) with the University or any administrative encumbrances on your record, you will be unable to: Order any official documents from Student Administration... Date Updated: 22/10/2025

  5. Postgraduate course changed from Full Fee Paying to Commonwealth Supported

    From 1 July 2020, a number of post-graduate Full Fee Paying (FFP) courses changed to Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) for domestic students.    This means the Australian government will... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  6. Extending your CoE and applying for a new international student visa

    You are responsible for applying for your CoE and applying for a new student visa, so it is important that you read all the information below and follow the steps. The University cannot issue visas... Date Updated: 03/06/2025

  7. Determining your eligibility for FEE-HELP

    To be eligible for  a FEE-HELP loan, you must: be one of the following: an Australian citizen who will study at least one unit of your course of study in Australia; or a New Zealand Special... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  8. What to do if you have an Administrative Encumbrance

    You can view your encumbrances and further information on  studentConnect . Financial encumbrances : You must pay your outstanding debt in order to have the encumbrance removed from your... Date Updated: 22/10/2025

  9. SA-HELP explained

    SA‑HELP is a loan scheme that assists eligible students to pay for all or part of their Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). Eligible students who do not want to pay some or all of their UWA... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  10. 2020 loan limit changes

    The combined HELP loan limit is a cap on what you can borrow from the Australian Government to cover the costs of your tuition fees. The HELP loan limit replaced the previous FEE-HELP limit from 1... Date Updated: 29/10/2025