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Where Do You See Yourself Studying?

Every destination has its own path, its own paperwork, and its own opportunities. Here's a detailed look at where we help students go — and everything worth knowing before you decide.

Why Study in Australia

Australia offers a strong mix of globally ranked universities, generous post-study work rights, and a well-established points-based pathway to permanent residency — particularly for students in in-demand fields.

Pros

Highly ranked universities — six Australian universities (including Melbourne, Sydney, UNSW, ANU, Monash, and Queensland) sit in the QS World University Rankings top 50.
Post-study work visa (Subclass 485) — most graduates of at least two years of Australian study qualify, with duration varying by qualification level and study location.
Generous work rights while studying — up to 48 hours per fortnight during term.
Points-based PR pathway (General Skilled Migration) — clearest and fastest for students in high-demand occupations, especially healthcare, engineering, ICT, and trades.
High quality of life, strong safety, and a large, well-established international student community.

What to Know Before Applying

Australia introduced a cap on new student visas (around 295,000) — meaning demand for spots is real and applying early matters.
Tuition (roughly AUD $25,000–$45,000/year) and living costs (around AUD $29,710/year) tend to run a bit higher than Canada.
PR is more competitive than Canada's system and depends heavily on choosing an occupation that's genuinely in demand — generic business/management degrees carry more PR risk than specialized technical fields.

Good Fit For: Students in healthcare, engineering, IT, or trades who want strong post-study work rights and are targeting a specific, in-demand occupation for PR.

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