Carolyn Said:

Thinking of studying in Australia. Are there US offices that would help me with my application?

We Answered:

If you can't get a direct answer as to if this exist or not. You can always call or go to the Australian Embassy. They should have such info for you or point you in the right direction.

Andre Said:

What red tape is there for studying in Australia?

We Answered:

Your previous visa applications will have no impact on any future visa applications.

Your first step is to decide which college and of course whic program you want to study and then apply to said university - the admission requirements and procedures can be found on the university's website.

Once you are accepted, you will then need to apply for a student visa, the link below will guide you with that process.

Edna Said:

Why does my cousin watch a lot more Australian/US / English TV shows after studying in Australia for 7 years?

We Answered:

put it this way wen I was living in Italy and went back to the States I miss Italy and I still do it is not that he wants to change his values is just that he likes what he likes

Jacqueline Said:

Studying in Australia without High School Education?

We Answered:

No - you need to have a high school education to qualify to get into any program in Australia - and you need acceptance to get a student visa

Roger Said:

what should we be aware of while studying in Australia, going to Australia?

We Answered:

What age is your son? If you are talking about a school age child and neither of you are a Perm Resident the costs of tuition will be much more expensive than is listed in the books as you have to pay the non-government subsidized amount. For instance, we have a work colleague who's child goes to public school, year 1 and instead of the $280 an Australian or PR pays per year, she has to pay over 4K for the year. Thats because the government subsidizes the education cost of every school age child to a certain amount of $$ except for international children.

Public schools also usually charge a building levy, book levy, and multiple other levys. A school where the Australian cost is around 10K you should expect another 1K of levys to pay throughout the year.

Jane Said:

I am studying in Australia.For my transportation for work is it advisable to buy a car?

We Answered:

Only if you're studying alternative fuel technology.

Ann Said:

Where can I find scholarships/financial aids for international students studying in Australia?

We Answered:

G'day,

You can visit www.ausaid.gov.au for Australian government scholarship programs.

Good luck and welcome to Australia :)