ILTI Short Course Costs

ACICIS is a non-profit organisation made up of a consortium of Australian and international member universities. We are dedicated to keeping the costs associated with studying in Indonesia to an absolute minimum so we can make in-country study affordable for everyone. For the past twelve years we have not raised our prices and, in some instances, have decreased costs.

Below is a general outline of the costs for studying with ACICIS on the Indonesian Language Teacher Immersion short course. Some of the costs such as airfares and insurance may vary so applicants must check prices for themselves. Changes in visa or tuition fees are beyond the control of ACICIS so we therefore reserve the right to alter fee structures without notice.

All costs below are quoted in Australian dollars (A$). To convert these prices to other currencies, please use an up-to-date currency converter.

If you have any queries, please contact the ACICIS secretariat acicis@murdoch.edu.au

	Member Universities	Comments
Tuition fee	A$2,000	Costs include all tuition fees. For university students: most Australian universities pay this and add it to the student's HECS statement.
Visa/Orientation	A$60	A 2 month Social-Cultural Visa. Cost as set by individual Indonesian Embassies and Consulates.
Insurance	About A$140 for 1 month	Prices vary with different companies. Travel insurance is compulsory for all ILTI participants. Many Australian universities include the student on their corporate insurance policy.
Homestay	About $350 for 3 weeks	Accommodation can be arranged by ACICIS for the duration of the program. ACICIS will publish a list of different sorts of accommodation with their prices, near the host university. Hotel accommodation is available but will be more expensive.
Airfares	About A$500-1,000 return from Australia	Fares will vary widely depending on when they are booked and where from. Applicants must have a return airfare to Indonesia. Domestic flights to Yogyakarta from Jakarta or Denpasar are about A$80 one-way and can be bought overseas through Garuda. There are cheap airlines operating throughout Southeast Asia though.
Living Expenses	About A$100 per week minimum	Covers all expenses though depends on people's spending habits. Australian students can be eligible for Youth Allowance and pensions from Centrelink if still enrolled through their home university.