Legal self-help

Scammers often target international students looking to rent at the beginning of semester this factsheet is about how to avoid being scammed and what to do if you are.

An AVO is a court order to protect someone from harm and can affect your visa even without a conviction.

Learn how to pay for travel correctly, avoid fines, and understand enforcement rules. It also explains your options if you receive a fine, including review and appeal processes.

An AVO is a court order that helps protect you from harm, with options to apply through police or the court. Understanding the process, risks—especially for visa holders—and getting legal advice is important.

This factsheet outlines key warning signs, practical tips to avoid scams, and the steps to take if you lose money or share personal information, including reporting and support options.

This factsheet offers guidance for students who are changing their course, education provider, or qualification, such as shifting from a diploma to a bachelor's degree.

This fact sheet is about your rights and obligations as an international student and worker in Australia.

This factsheet explains what to do if your education provider considers cancelling your enrolment. It highlights key steps to take, such as appealing the decision and seeking legal or immigration advice to safeguard your student visa.

Peta and Sean from our International Students Legal Service provide information on what to do if your education provider closes. This video covers how to switch to a new provider, obtain a COE, access the TPS, and the steps to claim compensation.

This is a template letter to formally request access to student records following the closure of an Education Provider Name and the appointment of Liquidator. This letter is intended to be sent to a Liquidator.