your tax file number (TFN), or Certificate of application for a TFN.

not undertake more than 2 years' worth of higher education study in the last 12 months (unless your provider has approved a higher study load.

to be eligible for FEE-HELP if you are commencing study in a new course at an Australian university from 1 January 2022.to continue to be eligible for FEE-HELP if you are studying at a non-university higher education provider.maintain a completion rate of 50 per cent or above:.

provide your provider with your Unique Student Identifier (USI) prior to the first census date (for new enrolments from 1 January 2021) unless an exemption applies.submit the Request for FEE-HELP loan form to your provider by the census date.be enrolled in an eligible course at your provider by the census date (your provider can tell you if your course is eligible).be enrolled in a fee-paying place at a provider that offers FEE-HELP loans.an Australian permanent resident can get FEE-HELP for approved bridging studies.a permanent humanitarian visa holder or an eligible former permanent humanitarian visa holder who studies the entire course while living in Australia.a New Zealand Special Category Visa (SCV) holder who meets the long term residency requirements and who studies the entire course while living in Australia or.an Australian citizen who will study at least one unit of your course of study in Australia or.If you have any questions, please contact your provider. Your provider will assess your eligibility for a FEE-HELP loan against the criteria below. When you attend university or an approved higher education provider, you can get a FEE-HELP loan to pay all or part of your tuition fees.įEE-HELP loan does not cover costs like accommodation, laptops or text books, it is to pay your full fee-paying tuition fees.įor more information, view the below fact sheet:

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