Post-study work rights extended for some international students in Australia

Students walk around the University of New South Wales campus in Sydney, Australia.

From 1 July 2023, a number of changes will come into effect impacting international students. Source: AAP / Mark Baker/AP

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The number of hours international students in Australia can work under their visa conditions will change from July. International students with certain degrees linked with skills shortages will also be eligible for extended work rights after they graduate.

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