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ºÚÁÏapp welcomes students from overseas to experience the difference an ºÚÁÏapp education provides. While we do not offer boarding, our hope is for overseas students to have an enriching, safe and enjoyable school experience.

It is important for overseas students, and their families, to understand both their rights and responsibilities and we ask that you read and understand the .

ºÚÁÏapp is a high achieving academic environment and an Advanced level on the AEAS test is required to be submitted with application. Please note the School does not work with external agents under any circumstances.

As an education provider on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS No. 02328D) we adhere to and comply with the Australian Government Education Services for Overseas Students Act, 2000, and the National Code 2018.

Applying to ºÚÁÏapp

Our Registrar is the person to contact in relation to overseas student enrolments and to request an Overseas Student Enrolment Application form. Please do not complete the online application form before contacting the Registrar.

In addition to the overseas student application form, ºÚÁÏapp will also need the following before your daughter's application is processed:

• A copy of your daughter's passport
• A copy of your daughter's current visa (if applicable)
• A photocopy of your daughter's latest two school reports (translated)
• A copy of AEAS Test Results (to register for this test, visit )
• A copy of Intensive English College Reports (if applicable)
• A copy of educational/and or medical assessment reports which are relevant to your daughter's educational needs
• A non-refundable Application Fee of A$550 payable to ºÚÁÏapp

Regular points of entry for overseas students align with general intake years (where vacancies exist), which can be found here.

The overseas student fees can be found below.

ºÚÁÏapp 2025 Overseas Student Scale of Fees

Conditions of Enrolment - Overseas Students

Enrolment Entry Levels and Procedures

Accommodation and Welfare

Students from Kindergarten to Year 8 must reside with their parents in Australia. Where students in Year 9 to Year 12 are not in the care of a parent while living in Australia, the parent must provide, in writing, the nomination of a guardian who is over the age of 25 years and who will take guardianship responsibilities according to the ºÚÁÏapp Guardian Agreement. There must be a contact who can speak English available at all times.

Students in Year 9 to Year 12 have two options for residential arrangements:

1) Students may reside with a Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) approved suitable relative who is over the age of 25 years and is of good character. These relatives are limited to a grandparent, brother, sister, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, step-grandparent, step-brother, step-sister, step-uncle, step-aunt, step-niece, step-nephew;

or

2) Students may reside in an approved Homestay with a responsible adult who is over the age of 25 years and is of good character. The accommodation must be within a reasonable travelling time to the School. The School must approve the accommodation, support and welfare arrangements for a student from Year 9 to Year 12 in Homestay, who is not in the care of a parent(s) or suitable relative. ºÚÁÏapp reserves the right to inspect the accommodation to ensure that it is safe and suitable and in the best interests of the student. 

Please note:
Oz Homestay conducts an annual screening for students at ºÚÁÏapp who are travelling on a student visa and living with either a parent/legal guardian or a homestay family. This screening is a legal requirement to ensure that the student’s accommodation and general welfare are appropriate and safe. An inspection fee of $A350 is charged for this service.

Overseas Student Health Cover

In order to be granted a student visa, all applicants must provide evidence to the Department of Border Protection that the student has OSHC for the duration of their visa.