Australia moves to ban agent commissions for international student transfers: Here's what to know
Australia is cracking down on international student transfers by banning commissions paid to agents for students switching institutions post-commencement. This move aims to curb unnecessary course changes, protect students from being pushed into unsuitable transfers, and ensure agents and providers prioritize academic interests over financial incentives. The policy seeks to enhance integrity and student welfare in the international education sector.
Australia is cracking down on international student transfers by banning commissions paid to agents for students switching institutions post-commencement. This move aims to curb unnecessary course changes, protect students from being pushed into unsuitable transfers, and ensure agents and providers prioritize academic interests over financial incentives. The policy seeks to enhance integrity and student welfare in the international education sector.
