Move to Adelaide to get the Australian study experience you came for.
For international students, 2020 hasn’t been a great year. But in the new year, Adelaide is looking a whole lot better. Adelaide is the new way to get a world-class education and a great on-campus experience.
Plus it’s a student friendly city with a lower cost of living.
So say goodbye to 2020 and start fresh in Adelaide.
For international students, 2020 hasn’t been a great year. But in the new year, Adelaide is looking a whole lot better. Adelaide is the new way to get a world-class education and a great on-campus experience.
Plus it’s a student friendly city with a lower cost of living.
So say goodbye to 2020 and start fresh in Adelaide.
Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about moving to Adelaide in the current environment.
We recommend checking the airline websites of Qantas/Jetstar and Virgin Australia for the latest information.
Please check the route you are planning to drive in case of changes to travel restrictions and ensure you allow plenty of time for rest breaks or an overnight stay if travelling long distances.
Yes, South Australia’s borders are open.
As travel restriction advice is constantly changing, we suggest you keep up to date here.
Please note that Australia's international borders are only open to Australian citizens, permanent residents, immediate family members of an Australian citizen or permanent resident or are a New Zealand citizen usually resident in Australia. Check with the Department of Home Affairs for the latest advice.
If you have been in a High Community Transmission Zone on a relevant date define, you must self-quarantine at suitable location for 14 days and get a COVID-19 test immediately and on day 5 and day 12 of quarantine.
Please visit SA Health’s website for more information on travel restrictions and High Community Transmission Zone.
We highly recommend you book student accommodation or secure living arrangements prior to arriving in South Australia. We have put together a list of student accommodation options for you to consider.
That depends on your individual circumstances. We recommend you get in touch with your education agent or registered migration agent to discuss your personal situation.
You might also want to read our article on Changing course on a student visa in Australia.
If you experience flu-like symptoms which could include: fever, sore throat, a cough, nausea/vomiting and difficulty breathing, please contact a medical practitioner. It is very important that you stay home and call the doctor before you visit the practice to describe your symptoms and travel history. To find a doctor close to where you are living, visit Health Direct.
StudyAdelaide offers a range of free or discounted programs, events and activities for international students, and is here to offer support while you're studying in Adelaide. We want to help you balance your studies with enjoying all that Adelaide has to offer. Check out the Student Resources available in Adelaide.
