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International students to arrive in Australia for first time in nine months under pilot program – ABC News
Up to 70 international students will be arriving in Australia tomorrow, before beginning 14 days’ quarantine at a facility near Darwin.
The first charter flight of international students is set to arrive in Darwin tomorrow under a pilot program to bring students back to Australia.
Key points:
- The charter flight is taking international students from Singapore to Darwin
- Some students said they were disappointed with the Federal Government over travel restrictions
- An expert told the ABC that Australia risks losing its reputation in international education
Up to 70 students from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam, and Indonesia are scheduled…
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