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What does signing the form mean?


When you sign your Request for FEE-HELP assistance or your Request for FEE-HELP assistance Open Universities Australia form, you are:

  • confirming that you have read this booklet and the form and are aware of your obligations under FEE-HELP;

  • requesting the Australian Government to lend you the amount of the tuition fee outstanding on the census date for each unit of study covered by the form and to use this amount to pay the outstanding amount of your  tuition fee to your provider (or Open Universities Australia) on your behalf; and

  • agreeing to begin repaying the loan to the Australian Government, through the taxation system, when your repayment income for an income year1 is above the minimum repayment threshold for compulsory repayment.

1 Income year refers to the financial year, not the calendar year.


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How do I apply for FEE-HELP assistance?
What if I only want FEE-HELP for some units of study?
Do I have to provide my tax file number?
How do I get a tax file number?
When is the closing date for requesting FEE-HELP?
What if I change my course of study or higher education provider?
When do I incur a debt?
Do I need to cancel my Request for FEE-HELP assistance form if I no longer wish to receive FEE-HELP loans?
Can I get FEE-HELP for more than one course?
How can I check if the calculation of my FEE-HELP debt is correct?
How can I find out my FEE-HELP balance?


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