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As an international applicant, do I have to pay the full indicative fee on my Letter of Offer?

UPDATED 29 MAY 2026 | 8:10AM

International students must pay the full indicative fee for the first study period of their course. This amount will be stipulated as the tuition fee deposit on your Letter of Offer. It is a condition of the offer that this fee is paid in full before admittance to the course.

Once you have met all requirements except the Acceptance requirement, you will be invited by an Admission Advisor in writing to complete this and make payment in full as per your letter of offer.

Once you have paid your deposit, please upload proof of payment in your application portal.

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