Your bags are packed, you’ve said your goodbyes and you’re heading off to study in Australia to start the next chapter of your life. The only thing standing in the way of you and your destination is a 15-hour flight and the dreadful jet lag that comes along with it.

This blog is an update on all things that I have posted about before and is a must-read for international students travelling to Australia (and The University of Queensland) for any program.

If you’re getting ready to study in Australia, one of the most talked about subjects is money. Let’s chat about transferring funds, cost of living, and more!

It’s that time of year again—so many of our students are getting ready to study in Australia! Whether you have already accepted your offer, will…

Many international students stress when it’s time to find accommodation in Australia. But no worries, mate! OzTREKK is here to help!

The first thing we want to promise you is that something is going to go wrong. Not what you wanted to hear, right? But guess what? We’ve got your back. Our From Eh to Oz Predparture Prep Guide is designed to assist you in all things predep—including anticipating all the things that could go wrong.

By using a combination of past student surveys and our own expertise, we have come up with an informative guide to get you ready for your big move—our How to Get from Eh to Oz! Prep Guide!

When people heard that I was planning to take my dogs with me to medical school in Australia many thought I was crazy. But the truth is, even before I applied to school in Australia, I had already looked up to make sure I could take my dogs. They are a part of my family and going without them was never an option.

In part one of my banking and finances blog, I talked about banking in Australia. Here, I’d like to chat about transferring your money!

I feel like I can speak for the entire population of international students when I say that this is a very big financial decision that you are making to study abroad. Don’t be taken aback by the fact that you are going to be looking at paying six figures for your education, but instead look at this as an investment for your dream job that you will have for the rest of your life.