Studying in Australia: In Australia, pick a university and program, then apply for a student visa (subclass 500). Housing options include on-campus or off-campus housing. Australian universities are known for their research and education quality. During your studies, you can work part-time. After graduating, you can explore post-study work opportunities through the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485).

Studying in the USA: To study in the USA, you must first choose a university or college that suits your field of interest. The application process can be competitive. Once admitted, you’ll need a student visa, typically an F-1 visa. Accommodation options include on-campus housing or off-campus apartments. American universities offer diverse programs, and job opportunities may be available after graduation through Optional Practical Training (OPT).

 

Studying in the UK: In the UK, select a university and course. The application process is straightforward through UCAS. You’ll require a Tier 4 student visa. Accommodation can be found in university dorms or private housing. The UK offers high-quality education, and you can work part-time during your studies. Job opportunities are available post-graduation with the Post-Study Work visa.

Studying in Canada: For Canada, choose a university or college and apply for a study permit. You can find housing on or off-campus, and some institutions offer accommodation services. Canada provides a welcoming environment for international students with quality education. You can work part-time during your studies and have post-graduation work opportunities through the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP).

 

All of these countries have legal part-time work options for international students to support themselves during their studies. It’s important to follow the visa regulations, maintain good academic standing, and make the most of the academic and job opportunities available in each country. Choose the destination that best suits your academic and career goals.