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IMPORTANT ENROLMENT UPDATE · INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Transferring to UTAIT? Check the 12-month requirement.

From 2 October 2026 to 30 June 2027 inclusive, UTA Institute of Technology will not enrol an overseas student transferring from another registered provider before they have completed 12 calendar months of their principal course, unless an approved release has been granted or another permitted exception under Standard 7 of the National Code applies.

This also affects existing students who have completed six months but fewer than 12 months of their principal course. Time already completed counts; the period does not restart on 2 October 2026.

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A release application alone does not authorise a transfer. UTAIT must verify your eligibility before finalising enrolment.

Please provide your current Confirmation(s) of Enrolment, principal-course commencement details and any approved release or evidence supporting a permitted exception to our Admissions team.

Other permitted exceptions include the original provider or course ceasing to be registered, a relevant ESOS sanction preventing continued study, or written support from a government sponsor in the student’s best interests.

For packaged courses, the principal course is usually the final course. Study in earlier courses does not count as time completed in the principal course.

From 1 July 2027, the transfer restriction period reverts to six months.

Read ASQA’s student transfer guidance

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