Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2019
9Students who become accepted
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9 Students who become accepted
For purposes of paragraph 19(1)(a) of the Act, the following details are prescribed for a person who becomes an accepted student of a registered provider: (a) the student’s residential address, phone number and email address; (b) the student’s gender; (c) the student’s date of birth; (d) the student’s country of birth; (e) the student’s nationality; (f) if the student is less than 18 years old: (i) the name, residential address, phone number and email address of a person other than the provider who has legal authority to act on the student’s behalf; and (ii) the relationship of the person to the student (for example, parent or guardian); (g) the unique identifier of the student’s course; (h) the location of the course; (i) the agreed starting day of the course; (j) the day when the student is expected to complete the course; (k) the total of the tuition fees paid for the student for the course; (l) if the provider is not a public provider—the period to which the tuition fees paid as mentioned in paragraph (k) relate; (m) the total of the non‑tuition fees paid for the student for the course; (n) the total of the tuition fees that are required to be paid for the student to undertake the course (including fees that have already been paid); (o) if the student was in Australia when the student became an accepted student—the number of the student’s passport; (p) if the student holds an Australian visa—the number of the visa; (q) if: (i) undertaking a particular test is a requirement specified under paragraph 500.213(3)(a) of Schedule 2 to the Migration Regulations 1994 (requirements about English language proficiency for Subclass 500 visas); and (ii) the student has undertaken that test (whether or not for the purposes of a Subclass 500 (Student) visa); all of the following: (iii) the name of the test; (iv) the day the student undertook the test; (v) the score the student received for the test; (vi) either or both the unique identifier for the test result the student received or the student’s unique student reference number (whichever is applicable); (r) if: (i) the student holds, or has applied for, a Subclass 500 (Student) visa; and (ii) when the student applied for the visa, the student was within a class of applicants specified under paragraph 500.213(3)(b) of Schedule 2 to the Migration Regulations 1994 (classes of applicants to which subclause 500.213(1) does not apply); that class.