Posted on November 18 2024
Australia is one of the most affordable countries in which to study abroad. The average annual cost of living and studying in Australia ranges between AUD 20,000 and AUD 38,000 as of 2024. However, the total cost of studying and living in Australia varies based on your university, city, and lifestyle. Australia offers various scholarship programs to eligible students. International students can also work up to 20 hours per week to meet their living expenses in Australia.
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The total cost of studying in Australia can depend on the following factors:
The cost of living and studying will greatly vary depending on the course and university you choose, the city you will be living in, the type of accommodation you select, and your lifestyle in Australia.
The table below provides details of the overall cost per year for different study programs in Australia:
Type of study program |
Annual average cost |
Undergraduate Bachelor Degree |
AUD 20,000 - AUD 45,000 |
Postgraduate Master’s Degree |
AUD 22,000 – AUD 50,000 |
Doctoral Degree |
AUD 18,000 – AUD 42,000 |
Vocational Education and Training |
AUD 4,000 – AUD 22,000 |
English language studies |
AUD 300 per week |
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The cost of living in Australia depends on the
Type of Accommodation |
Cost per week |
Hostels and Guesthouses |
AUD 90 – AUD 150 per week |
Shared Rental |
AUD 95 – AUD 215 per week |
On-campus |
AUD 110 – AUD 280 per week |
Homestay |
AUD 235 – AUD 325 per week |
Rental |
AUD 185 – AUD 440 per week |
Boarding schools |
AUD 11,000 – AUD 22,000 per year |
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International students can apply for the Australia Student (Subclass 500) visa. The table below provides details of the visa application charges:
Type of visa |
Base application charge |
Additional applicant charge |
Additional applicant charge under 18 |
Subsequent temporary application charge |
Student visa (subclass 500) |
AUD650 |
AUD485 |
AUD160 |
AUD700 |
Student visa (subclass 500) (subsequent entrant) |
AUD650 |
AUD485 |
AUD160 |
AUD700 |
Student visa (subclass 500) – Foreign Affairs or Defence sector |
nil |
nil |
nil |
nil |
Student visa (subclass 500) – Postgraduate research sector |
AUD650 |
nil |
nil |
nil |
Student Guardian (subclass 590) |
AUD650 |
nil |
nil |
AUD700 |
The table below lists the details about the proof of funds required to study in Australia:
Type of Applicant |
Financial capacity requirement |
Primary Applicant |
AUD 29,710 |
Spouse or de facto partner of the Student primary applicant (not applicable to Student Guardian applicant) |
AUD 10,394 |
Dependent child |
AUD 4,449 |
Annual school costs |
AUD 13,502 |
Yearly personal income if there are no family members |
AUD 87,856 |
Yearly personal income if there are no family members |
AUD 102,500 |
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