• Students who fall into assessment level 1 will simply need to attest that they have enough money, while students at all other levels will need to prove that they have at least enough money to cover the first year of their stay. At present this is deemed to be A$18,000 (this is on top of tuition), which is around US$19,250. Boarding fees paid to your institution in advance can be deducted from the total. If you are receiving full funding you simply need to provide proof of this.


• You may be required to take a medical and/or a radiological check-up to show that you are in good health, but you shouldn’t do this unless you are specifically advised that you must. If


you are told to take a test then you must attend an appointment with a doctor who has been approved by the Australian immigration department.


• You are also obliged to purchase Overseas Student Health Cover – OSHC – unless you are from Belgium, Norway or Sweden; though Swedes must be covered by CSN or Kammarkollegiet for this to apply. You may purchase this cover through your university, or directly from one the five approved providers. These are Australian Health Management, BUPA Australia, Medibank Private, OSHC Worldwide and nib OSHC. The average cost of this insurance is A$423, which is around US$450.


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