International Students Arriving in Australia

Information For International Students Arriving in Australia:

Congratulations on embarking on this exciting new journey! Did you know IHNA’s first course was the which was specifically for International Students, so we have been welcoming International Students from across ‘x’ different countries to Australia since 2007. We understand that you may be little nervous and so we want to ensure that we can support you through this transition as much as possible.

For more information on Pre-arrival and other important aspects, kindly go through the International Student handbook. Refer here for more information.

Here are a few support services we offer:

Airport Pick–up and Transfer

A 24 hour airport pick-up and transfer service is available to all new international students. To ensure you arrive to your new accommodation safe and sound, please contact the Student Support Manager at studentservices@ihna.edu.au three days prior to your arrival. The cost for this service is $80 per student per pick-up.

Accommodation Support

IHNA provide students with accommodation at a reasonable cost. Our hostel and other accommodation facilities are arranged as close as possible to campus location. We offer the following: fully furnished shared accommodation which incorporates all utilities bills, internet facilities, local telephone facilities. Please note that Student

Accommodation facilities are available only at the Melbourne Campus and will be provided to a limited number of students on a first-come, first-served basis. For further details, contact the Student Support Manager at studentservices@ihna.edu.au. For more information, refer here.

Information Regarding Part-Time Employment

Student visa holders are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours per week when their courses are in session and unlimited hours when their courses are not in session. The National minimum wage is $18.93 per hour. For advice on employment and work please refer to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) at www.homeaffairs.gov.au. Refer [link='https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/' text='here'] for more information

Please find the enclosed information that explains your rights as a student studying in Australia under the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000. You will need to indicate that you have read this information before signing your Letter of offer and agreement.