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

UPDATED 17 AUG 2026 | 6:21AM

Your offer may include conditions that must be satisfied before you can proceed with payment. These conditions may include:

  • Completing your current studies
  • Meeting the English language requirements for your course
  • Providing official or certified copies of your academic documents

Once you have satisfied all offer conditions, Global Curtin Admissions will provide written confirmation with instructions to proceed and make payment in full as outlined in your Letter of Offer. You can then make payment directly through your portal.

If you have not yet satisfied all offer conditions, the portal will prevent you from making a payment until the requirements have been met.

Note: If you applied through an education agent, please contact your agent, who can assist you with the payment process and any related enquiries.

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