How many international students are studying in Australia?

“International student head count for students studying on a student visa The number of international students studying in Australia totalled 845,933 for the January-December 2025 period, according to data from the Department of Education. There was a change of -1% compared to the same period last year. Source: Department of Education Top 10 sending markets for international students in Australia in 2025 China remains the top sending market for international students in Australia, followed by India and Nepal. Source: Department of Education Economic value of international students in Australia All expenditure by international students studying in Australia is recorded as an export in the Balance of Payments statistics published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics . This includes expenditure on tuition fees, food, accommodation, local transport, health services, and more, by international students while in Australia. In the 2024-25 financial year, this expenditure contributed AUD $53.6 billion to Australia’s exports (equivalent to USD $38.38 billion) Number of international graduates in the post-higher education work stream The Temporary Graduate Visa is for international students who have recently graduated with a degree from an Australian institution. It lets them live, work and study in Australia temporarily after they have finished their studies. In the 2024-25 program year, the Department granted 126,348 Temporary Graduate Visas, an increase of 14.4% when compared with the same period in 2023-24 (110,468 visas granted). Source: Department of Home Affairs According to a report published by the Department of Home Affairs in the 2024-25 program year, the top five source countries for TGV grants were: India, Nepal, China, Philippines and Pakistan. The post How many international students are studying in Australia? appeared first on The PIE News .

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