It is now known that students from the selected Asian countries (possibly students from Singapore, Japan, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and Hong Kong) and they will meet in Singapore where a charter flight will take them to Adelaide in South Australia.
Other Pilot Programs to test international student arrival in AustraliaĪs per the Education minister’s request, states and territories were asked to give their submissions for the safe arrival of international students in Australia.īut as reported by The Sydney Morning Herald, none of the states or terriory met the deadline for the international students quarantine plan.īecause of the new outbreak of the COVID-19 in Adelaide, South Australian government has paused the pilot program to bring international students.Īs per the previous update, Australian government was planning to reopen its border for 300 international students who will arrive in South Australia in early September.Īlthough, that program was pushed back due to international arrival concerns. The students paid the cost of the charter flight and the Charles Darwin University will be paying for the quarantine costs. They now will have to serve 14 days mandatory quarantine in Darwin before starting their study at Charles Darwin University.
Students had to go through health screening before boarding the flight in Singapore. Estimated time frame for Borders Reopeningįirst group of international students has arrived in AustraliaĪ group of 63 international students have arrived in Australia eight months after the border closure were annouced in March 2020.Ī charter flight from Singapore which landed in Darwin, Australia on 30 November 2020 were carrying the students from 5 different countries including:.Factors that can affect the reopening of Australian borders.Update on international student’s arrival in Australia.
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