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IDP Helpline

Need help? We're always here.

The Australian Government is highly proactive and takes immediate action when it comes to offering help to its international student population. However, we understand that some questions and concerns can’t wait so we created the IDP Helpline – a confidential, 24/7 service. The Helpline’s trained advisors are ready to take your call on just about anything. They’ll help you immediately or connect you with the right professionals. The IDP Helpline is here if you:

  • Are sick and need to speak to a medical professional
  • Need legal advice relating to work, housing or your education provider
  • Want to be connected to a professional that can help you manage stress or anxiety
  • Have questions about your student visa status
  • Want assistance with lost travel documents
  • Need to be connected with support to help deal with a serious trauma

 

Under 18? No problem

If you’re under 18 years of age, the IDP Helpline team can arrange to include your parent or guardian on all calls.

Emergency help

For life-threatening or urgent emergencies, call Triple Zero (000) to contact the police, fire brigade or ambulance.

Some other emergency contact numbers you should have saved are:

  • SES assistance in floods and storms: 132 500
  • Police attendance: 131 444 (all states except Victoria)
  • International incident emergency helpline: 1300 555 135 (within Australia)
  • Outside Australia– external site: +61 2 6261 3305

 

Read more on student safety in Australia.

IDP ISIC Student Benefit Card

The IDP ISIC Student benefit card unlocks thousands of special offers for full-time international students. And best of all, it’s free.

Overseas Student Health Cover

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is compulsory for all international students in Australia. We’ll help to ensure that you’re protected with health cover that’s right for you. Know more!

Ask IDP

How much does it cost for an international student to study in Australia?
by RANITH
Bachelor degrees mainly cost beween $20,000–$45,000 AUD/year and Masters or PhD degrees mainly cost between $22,000–$50,000 AUD/year.
How many backlogs are acceptable to get admission in Btech?
by Sandeep
If all backlogs are complete in the duration of degree, then it is acceptable.
Which universities offers admission without IELTS in Australia?
by sandhiya
There are very few universities that offer admission without English language test and will base on your previous academic records.

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