Our network of Deakin authorised agents
Are you looking for help applying to Deakin? You can apply to study at Deakin through one of our authorised international agents. These organisations are all authorised by Deakin and will assist you with advice, liaise with the University on your behalf, provide information about courses and scholarships and help you through the entire application process. After you accept an offer to study at Deakin, the agent can also assist you with your visa application.
It is important that you only work with Deakin authorised agents. These agents are subject to a rigorous application process and ongoing monitoring by the University. They have a signed agreement with Deakin University. We keep them up-to-date about what is happening at Deakin.
When I reached out to an education agency, they took their time to get to know me and my plans and took care of everything. They provide all the information you need and guide you through the current requirements and trends.
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Do I need to use a Deakin authorised agent to submit my application?
Deakin strongly recommends you use the support of a Deakin authorised agent. Their assistance can make the process much easier, particularly when you are applying for your student visa.
Students applying from certain countries are required to submit their application through a Deakin authorised agent. These countries include:
- Egypt
- Cambodia
- Ghana
- Iran
- Kenya
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- Philippines
- Sri Lanka
- Thailand
- Uganda
- Vietnam
- Zimbabwe
The Department of Home Affairs requires all student visa applications to be lodged online. The online visa application process is lengthy and complex. An authorised agent will be able to assist you with this process. Deakin strongly recommends that you seek the support of a registered agent to ensure your online visa application is submitted correctly. The Department of Home Affairs is not obligated to seek additional information from applicants who fail to submit all required documents at the time of application lodgement. If you fail to complete the online visa application correctly, you may receive a visa refusal.