Finding Work ->

There are many options for finding part-time work as an international student in Australia.

Your Work Rights Explained ->

As an international student working in Australia, you have the same protections as any Australian in the workplace.

Employee Protection Laws ->

Australia has a strong systems of laws and regulations which protect the rights of all workers – including international students who work part-time.

Fair Work Ombudsman ->

The office of the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) is an independent government agency. It helps employers and employees understand their rights and responsibilities under Australian workplace laws.

Are your work rights at risk? ->

Australia is a great place to study and work. But, sometimes you might notice something at work that feels wrong. It may be a sign that your work rights are at risk.

The student visa allows a student to work up to 40 gours per fortnight during the study term and full time during FLS term breaks. Australia provides good opportunities for part time and casual work. Rates of wages may range from AUD$19.49 per hour for casual work depending on the job.

If your student visa was granted after 26 April 2008 you will receive the permission to work with your visa grant. You don’t need to apply for it separately. FLS will not notify the Department of Immigration electronically that you have commenced your course. This will be done within one week of your study commencement.

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Student visa holders have conditions placed on their ability to engage in paid work. there will be restrictions on the number of hours you are allowed to work.

In order to work in Australia you need to have a Tax File Number.

For a Tax file number you should apply online at www.ato.gov.au

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Working in Australia