• Future Students
• International Students
• Banking

Western Australia has a selection of international and domestic banks. These include Advance Bank, AMP, ANZ, Bank of NZ, Bankwest, Citibank, Commonwealth Bank, HSBC, ING, Macquarie, National Australia Bank, Rabobank, Reserve Bank of Australia, St. George Bank and Westpac. Banks are usually found in shopping centres and are open Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4pm. Some banks are open on a Saturday morning. To open up an Australian bank account, students need to take their passport, CoE(s), OSHC cards, birth certificates, etc. to prove their identity to a bank of their choice. Automatic teller machines (ATMs) are located throughout the Perth and metropolitan area and are generally available 24 hours a day, and 7 days a week.  Most ATM’s will accept a variety of cards from different banks, although a small fee may be charged. Most banks are connected to the Maestro or Cirrus networks, allowing international visitors to access funds. EFTPOS is used extensively throughout Australia, allowing you to make purchases, withdraw cash and make use of different account types via a single card. EFTPOS can be found at most petrol stations, supermarkets, liquor stores, department stores, and a number of small retail stores. Not all EFTPOS locations allow you to withdraw cash and a small fee may be charged for withdrawing cash, or a minimum purchase may be required.