What We Help With
Course and Institution Selection
We identify CRICOS-registered providers in Adelaide and South Australia that offer courses matching your study area, English level, and budget. Adelaide's major institutions include the University of Adelaide, University of South Australia, Flinders University, Carnegie Mellon University Australia, and TAFE SA.
We also advise on smaller registered providers for vocational training courses — where the qualification is appropriate and the institution is properly registered.
Enrolment Application Preparation
We assist with preparing and submitting your application to the institution — including academic transcripts, English test scores, personal statements, and any additional documentation the institution requires.
Confirmation of Enrolment and Student Visa
Once you are accepted and receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), we coordinate the CoE with your student visa application. The two processes need to be timed correctly — the CoE must be current and match the visa application exactly.
OSHC — Overseas Student Health Cover
International students on a subclass 500 are required to hold Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the full duration of their stay. We advise on OSHC requirements and how to satisfy them.
Visa Conditions and Student Obligations
Student visa holders have obligations — attendance requirements, enrolment in a full-time course, and conditions on working hours. We explain your obligations clearly before you arrive so you know what you need to maintain.
Post-Study Planning
For students who intend to stay in Australia after graduation, we plan the post-study pathway at the beginning — not the end. This includes the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) strategy, skills assessment timing, and the route to skilled migration if that is the goal.
Adelaide as a Study Destination
Adelaide has a growing international student population and a lower cost of living than Sydney or Melbourne — a practical consideration for students managing tuition fees and living costs simultaneously. The city is compact, navigable, and has a strong international community.
South Australia's regional DAMA also creates employment pathways after graduation in regional areas of the state — which can be relevant for students planning to stay in Australia long-term.