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 Overseas Students Helpline
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United Indian Associations Inc (UIA) is committed to serve the Indian Diaspora in Asia Pacific Region and also from the mainland. UIA proudly announce the establishing of "Overseas Students Helpline".
Over the years there is enormous increase of Indian Students to Australia. UIA and its member organizations are receiving numerous requests to help overseas students. The queries range from:
- Which is the best university to study?
- What is the fee structure?
- Will I get PR after studying in Australia?
- Can I work whilst studying?
- What are current immigration rules?
- How is cost of living?
- Will I get shared accommodation?
- Arrival information?
Apart from above frequently asked questions, there is a vital issue being faced by a segment of new arrivals in this country, be it is student, or a permanent resident, i.e. "Post Arrival and Settlement" issue.
UIA intended to address the issue and assist all Indians who are facing traumatic situation. UIA is establishing "Overseas students helpline ", where students can get assistance calling by the help line.
UIA Help Line will cater the following:
- If you are newly arrived student or a permanent resident,
- Would you like to get initial help
- If you think you need assistance or advice
Feel free to contact UIA help line by calling -
Mrs Aruna Chandrala,
President, United Indian Associations on Mob: 0410 338 900 Email: achandrala@yahoo.com
or Dr.Rohitas Batta
on Mobile 0411 478 103. E-mail : battark@hotmail.com
Alternatively you can visit following web sites to get more information:
Useful links:
· Study abroad in Australia- Info on enrolment, student visas, health cover and accommodation for international students studying in Australia.
· Study in Australia
. Overseas Students - australia.gov.au
· Overseas Students Program: Communication and Training Strategy
· World Wide Newspapers online
· HIV/AIDS and Hep C Information Website
· NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service
· Useful links and resources - International students The University of Sydney
· UTS International Office
· NSW Police site-crime prevention - tips for safety
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