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If I have school-aged children can they enrol in Victorian schools?
If I have school-aged children can they enrol in Victorian schools?
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If I have school-aged children can they enrol in Victorian schools?
Children can enrol at a Victorian government school at a reduced fee for the duration of a parent’s visa. Full fees must be paid at Catholic and independent schools. For more information about school study in Victoria visit the Victorian Government’s International Division of the Department of Education and Training.