What Indian students should check
Use this checklist before you make a decision, pay money, accept work, travel, or sign documents in Australia.
- Save 000 and campus security in your phone.
- Know your address before calling emergency services.
- Use non-urgent official channels for disputes, underpayment, and tenancy issues.
- Tell a trusted contact if you feel unsafe.
Practical next steps
Keep the process simple: verify the official requirement, save evidence, and act early if something feels unclear.
- Create a local emergency contact list during your first week.
- Save your OSHC, campus, tenancy, workplace, and consular contacts.
- Read the scams and student support guides.
How SETU helps
SETU India AU is built for the practical student moments that need a clear record, a local check, or a safer next step.
- Keeps practical emergency and support information within reach.
- Connects urgent issues with the right type of guide.
- Helps students organise records after non-emergency incidents.
FAQ
What number should students call in a life-threatening emergency?+
Call 000 for police, fire, or ambulance in a life-threatening emergency in Australia.
Can SETU replace official advice?+
No. SETU helps Indian students organise practical information, records, and next steps. For visa, legal, tax, medical, or financial decisions, always check official sources or speak with a qualified professional.
Official Sources to Check
- Study Australia - your first week in Australia
- Fair Work Ombudsman - international students
- Study Australia - accommodation
SETU provides practical information and record organisation. Always verify important visa, legal, tax, medical, tenancy, or financial decisions with official sources or a qualified professional.