International Student Support

Your journey to UWA India
student visa
accommodation
Step 1: Register with Study in India (SII)
International students need to register with Study in India (SII) and obtain an SII ID before applying for a visa. Register via the SII website.
Step 2: Apply for a course at UWA India
Explore our range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
• Entry requirements differ between courses and are available on individual course pages.
• All courses are taught in English and have English language requirements.
• Before applying, ensure you review the international student fees associated with your preferred course. Further information regarding international student fees and refunds is available in the UWA India Student Fees Policy.
Step 3: Accept your final admissions offer
Once you receive your final admission offer, you will need to satisfy any outstanding conditions, sign and return your UWA India Acceptance Contract and Refund Policy, and make your first tuition fee payment.
Step 4: Apply for a student visa
If you are an international student who requires a visa to study in India, you will need to apply for an Indian Student Visa before travelling to India.
For information about student visa requirements and the application process, visit:
• Indian Visa Online (Government of India):
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/
• Study in India - Student Visa Information:
https://www.studyinindia.gov.in/Onboarding-&-FRRO
Students are responsible for ensuring they hold a valid visa and meet all entry requirements for studying in India. We recommend applying as early as possible to allow sufficient time for visa processing.
Step 5: Arrange accommodation
Finding the right place to live is an important part of preparing for your studies at UWA India. While you will need to arrange your own accommodation, we're here to help. UWA India provides information about preferred accommodation partners and local housing options to help you find accommodation.
We recommend exploring your accommodation options and securing housing as early as possible, as accommodation close to campus can be in high demand.
Step 6: Organise health insurance and travel arrangements
Health insurance
We require all student visa holders to arrange and maintain appropriate health insurance cover for the duration of their studies at UWA India.
For more information, please contact our Admissions Team via admissions@india.uwa.edu.au.
Travel arrangements
Check the latest entry and pre-arrival declaration requirements via the Indian Visa Online portal.
We recommend arriving in India with enough time to settle in and attend UWA India’s Orientation program. Orientation usually occurs one to two weeks before your course starts. Details about your Orientation program will be communicated separately.
Ensure you carry documentation to present at immigration, such as your passport, student visa, e-Arrival Card QR code, UWA India admission documents, proof of sufficient finances, and passport size photographs.
Step 7: Arrive in India and register with the FRO/FRRO
On arrival, please contact us immediately via admissions@india.uwa.edu.au or +91 79434 47630 to confirm your arrival.
You must register with the Foreigners Registration Office (FRO) / Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) within 14 days of arrival in India. Registration is completed online through the e-FRRO system. Visit the Study in India (SII) website and FRRO website for further information.

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Your first weeks in India
After arrival, we recommend that you:
- complete your FRO/FRRO registration
- attend orientation
- finalise your accommodation access
- obtain an Indian SIM card
- familiarise yourself with local transport options
- connect with student support services
Please keep the following important contact details readily available:
- your home country’s embassy in India and the Indian embassy in your home country;
- UWA India’s campus security; and
- India’s emergency services
Working while studying
International students studying on an Indian Student Visa are generally not permitted to undertake employment or off-campus work. Students must ensure they comply with the conditions of their visa.
Cost of living
In addition to tuition fees, your cost of living expenses are likely to include:
- accommodation
- study materials
- health care and health insurance
- food
- mobile phone services
- transport
- personal expenses
Depending on your living arrangements, you may also need to budget for bills such as gas, water, electricity, and internet.
The Study in India (SII) website provides information on estimated monthly living expenses for international students to help plan your budget.
Keeping your visa valid
During your studies you must:
- Comply with visa conditions and Indian laws
- Remain enrolled in your approved course
- Seek approval from UWA India and the FRO/FRRO if you want to change courses
- Maintain a valid passport
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress
- Maintain sufficient funds to support your studies in India
- Keep your residential address or contact details up to date with the FRO/FRRO and UWA India
- Complete any required visa or FRO/FRRO renewals before expiry
Contact Us
For future international students applying to study at UWA India, please contact the UWA India Admissions Team.
For current international students enrolled at UWA India, please contact the Student Experience Team:

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