What are the rules for studying in Australia?

For students who want to study in Australia, tuition will be a very concerned issue. Tuition is a big burden for them, so many students will go to work. Now let's take a look at the salary of studying abroad in Australia and what are the regulations.

First, the wages of foreign students working.

The minimum wage for Australian students is 10 Australian dollars/hour. The government stipulates that students studying in Australia can work 20 hours a week in peacetime, and there is no working time limit on holidays. There are many kinds of jobs: waiter in restaurant or hotel, dishwasher, cashier and cleaner in supermarket, fruit picking and harvesting on farm, etc. The minimum wage stipulated by the government is 10 Australian dollar/hour. The work provided by the school is mainly to clean the classroom or school sanitation, and the salary is generally above RMB 60 yuan/hour.

Generally speaking, Australian students can earn about 5,000-7,000 RMB per month. If you study in Australia, on average, the annual tuition fee for undergraduates is 90,000 ~ 65,438+10,000 RMB, and that for master students is about 65,438+10,000 ~1.20,000 RMB/year. The cost of living is different in every city. Sydney and Melbourne need 70,000-80,000 RMB per year, and other cities need about 50,000-60,000 RMB per year.

Second, the relevant provisions of international students working in Australia

1. When I first arrived in Australia, few students found suitable jobs within three months due to language and environmental problems. After all, the main purpose of international students is to study, and students are not advised to work too early, so as not to affect their studies. Most students began to look for part-time jobs after 3 months.

2. If you apply for a student visa, from April 26th, 2008, all students will have their own work permits for their Australian visas (in the past, they needed to go to Australia to apply for a work permit of 65 Australian dollars).

3, the visa allows working hours, must be at least 18 years old, and have a student visa that allows working. Offenders cancel their school status. The school stipulates that the working hours per week should not exceed 25 hours, and holidays can be relaxed. The minimum wage is AUD 10 per hour. If your job is an internship as stipulated in the school curriculum, less than 25 hours is not counted. Some school courses include internships. If these internships are part of approved courses and registered, overseas students can also participate. Even if you are a volunteer, your working hours are less than 20 hours, and you are not paid.

4. When international students come to Australia to study and start work, they will be affected by Australian tax laws. International students must report to the Australian Taxation Bureau; ATO) Tax application number (tax file number). You need to show your certificate when you apply for the tax number. If you apply for a passport, you need to go in person. Post offices and tax bureaus all over the country have application forms. For more details, please contact the Australian Taxation Bureau.

When you start work, the employer will ask you to provide your tax number within 28 days. 6. Many schools in Australia must see the attendance rate, and they can be expelled if they fail to reach 80%.

Third, correctly understand the international students working in Australia.

1, many people (including international students) think so: students who don't work don't seem to be real international students; A life of studying abroad without work experience is not a real life of studying abroad. Therefore, the vast majority of international students have joined the work force. How much money they earn is not their ultimate goal, but experience is what they really need.

2. Although the work is hard, it has become an important way for international students to understand Australian society, exercise their social activity ability, improve their strong psychological quality and increase their income. Almost all international students in Australia have had part-time experience.

3. In the past, a student who "reached for clothes and opened his mouth to get food" was gradually tempered into a person with strong social life ability and hands-on ability through part-time work. If you want to immigrate to Australia in the future, working is also a necessary preparation for students' employment and immigration.