Finding and getting into the right University would be the hardest
part for an overseas student. First you have to find the University
that fits your choice of course. For example, if you're planning to
enroll as an architect, you need to find the best Engineering
University you could find. After that, you'll consider the time you
have to spend studying and the money for your tuition! And then
there's the student visa you have to apply for...

In Australia, a lot of overseas students come to study. Many of these
students' reason is that Australian Universities provide professional
teaching methods and others think of working in Australia after
graduating which makes their immigration (getting permanent residency)
easy. Check out the top Australian Universities at
http://www.nationalvisas.com.au/stud...mentlevels.htm

You'll also need a Student visa for Australia. I suggest applying for
it online to eliminate the hassles of manually filing tons of papers
works! It's much faster and provides simplified online application
forms with free assessment on any types of Australia visas. Plus, you
can even get immigration advise from migration agents. See
http://www.nationalvisas.com.au/stud...udentvisas.htm for types of student
visas.

Gather enough immigration information to Australia before deciding to
migrate. The opportunity of studying abroad doesn't mean you're rich
enough or intelligent enough to get into any University you want or to
live anywhere in the world. Having enough information would be a big
help to get you started. Visit http://australian-visa-assistance.blogspot.com
for Australia immigration issues and visa information.