Yes, all cards and bank transfers are accepted.
Get the support you need and answers to frequently asked questions about tuition fees.
Get the support you need and answers to frequently asked questions about tuition fees.
Get the support you need and answers to frequently asked questions about tuition fees.
Yes, all cards and bank transfers are accepted.
Yes, you can use QR codes that link to multiple e-wallets/banks.
You can use electric devices such as smartphone, tablet to scan the QR code that connects to an e-wallet application. Each vendor will choose to connect with different brands of e-wallet to provide customers with various choices that are available in their devices.
Each vendor may choose to connect with different brands of e-wallet.
In SGS campus, student can buy a VietcomBank (VCB) Prepaid Debit Card at the cashier counter at Level 1, Building 2. This card is only offered to students who are ineligible to open a bank account and guests visiting campus.
Hanoi campus do not offer food and parking services.
You can choose to pay parking fees by cash or cashless methods upon your preference.
You can choose to pay for food and drinks by cash or cashless methods upon your preference.
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| Bank transfer |
Internal and external bank transferring |
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POS machine (*) (Accept all banks card and card’s types)
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Saigon South: Banking staff will support to take payment at cashier counter in regular working day. Hanoi: Cashier counter will close. All transactions will be at VCB counter in the same RMIT building Danang: Banking staff will support to take payment at the cashier during agreed days following to payment schedule of SEUP. RMIT’s cashier counter will close out of agreed days. |
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| Cash transaction | At any VCB branches offices or At any other banks to make a cash deposit to VCB account. |
Payment receipt will be sent to your email/SMS/bank application.
You can make payment by an external bank transfer or international bank cards at POS machine.
You can purchase a Gift Card at the cashier counter at Level 1, Building 2, SGS campus and then use it for your payment.
The VietcomBank (VCB) Gift Card is issued on SGS campus by VCB at the cashier counter: Level 1, Building 2. It is only offered to students who are ineligible to open a bank account or first-time visitors to campus.
It is not required to have a Gift Card to use services if you already have other bank cards or use e-wallets.
The VCB Gift Card is only offered at Saigon South campus. It can be bought at our cashier counter located at Level 1, Building 2 from Monday to Friday during working hours (8am-12pm / 1-5pm).
The VCB gift card can be used to pay for food and drink and parking fees. Therefore, it only valid in SGS campus because RMIT does not offer these services in Hanoi and Danang campuses.
The balance on this card is not eligible for cashback. The value of the card is VND 100,000 and you can use it in RMIT campuses in 3 years from the issuance date.
The card will expire 3 years from the issuance date.
The VCB Gift Card once assigned is your responsibility. RMIT and VCB are not responsible for the security or replacement of your card if lost.
You can check the balance at the VCB cashier located on campus at Level 1, Building 2
It varies. Please check with the vendors for e-wallet options.
You will park your vehicle at a separate area and then buy a Vietcombank Gift Card at the cashier counter Level 1, Building 2, SGS campus. The parking fee will be paid when check-out. Besides that, you need to check with the issuer bank for an error and issue a new card if needed.
Please send your queries to Student Connect
Different fee groups apply for new (commencing) and continuing (returning) students in each year. Please see definition below, to be read in conjunction with the Fee Group definitions:
New (Commencing) students:
Continuing (Returning) students:
Additionally includes students enrolled in English (EU or IELTS) studies in the previous year who start their HE program in the semester immediately following completion of their English studies.
Please see the Student Fees & Charges Guide for more information.
The medical insurance fee is compulsory for both local and international students studying at RMIT Vietnam. Should students choose to arrange their own medical insurance, evidence of insurance must be provided at least 10 days before a semester starts. In addition to evidence of insurance, international students must also submit a international medical insurance exempt form. Visit this link for more details regarding international medical insurance.
Your University Facilities Fee, Medical Services Fee and Student Council Levy have been rolled into tuition fees. However, the Medical Insurance Fee is still indicated as a separate line item and payable.
The University Facilities Fee, Medical Services Fee and Student Council Levy are being rolled into tuition fees in an effort to make RMIT fees simpler and easier to understand. You will continue to have access to these services.
Annual fee adjustments have been applied in line with the Consumer Price Index and changes in operating costs, enabling us to continue to improve our quality.
An official invoice is sent to students by email on Friday before the new semester starts. Adjustment (updated) invoices are sent from week 2 if any enrolment changes are made.
If you need to confirm payment, you can ask an Student Connect advisor; however, payments may take up to three days to clear. You will also receive an official tax e-invoice (VAT e-invoice) sent to your student email account at the end of week 6. For English students, the official tax e-invoice will be sent to the student email account at the end of week 3 of each English term.
Friday week 3, which is called the Payment Date. For English programs, the deadline to provide evidence of payment for subsequent English courses is the close of business on the Wednesday prior to the beginning of the new course.
You have to make payment before the Payment Date (Friday week 3). If you withdraw from courses after Payment Date (Friday week 3) and before Census Date (Friday week 4), you are entitled to a credit or refund of course fees. If you withdraw from courses after Census Date, full course fees are payable. If payment has not been made in time and you withdraw by the Census Date, you will receive an adjustment invoice that reverses course fees (less any administrative fee).
You can pay tuition fees by bank transfer or by cash/credit card. Please note that you will be charged a handling fee if paying by cash at SGS. Visit this link for more details regarding payment methods.
When a number is put in brackets, for example (2,000,000 VND), it means that amount is in credit or being reversed from an earlier invoice; if your total invoice is in credit, you may be eligible for a refund or re-credit; any amount in credit can be used to offset against future fees.
Friday week 2 to avoid a late enrolment variation fee. Friday week 4 to avoid incurring full fees.
Failure to pay all fees and charges by the Payment Date will generally result in being withdrawn from all enrolled courses and placed on administrative Leave of Absence, unless exceptional circumstances apply and a timely application is lodged and approved.
If you have an approved payment extension, you will be allowed to sit the exam. Otherwise, you will be placed on administrative leave of absence in week 5 of a semester.
If you are placed on administrative Leave of Absence for unpaid fees, course and compulsory non-academic fees will also be reversed so you do not incur debt or receive failing grades. Accrued dormitory, library and other fees will not be reversed.
You are allowed to come back to study the following semester, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the Student Fees and Charges Guide. Continued failure to pay by the Payment Date may result in further administrative LOA or cancellation of enrolment.
Adjustment invoices will be run on Monday week 2, Monday week 3 and periodically after that.
Extensions are permitted in specific circumstances. Refer to Payment Extension section for more details.
The deposit of 20 million VND is generally non-refundable and will only be refunded if you are given a conditional offer but fail to meet the conditions of that offer, OR if the University cancels an intake into a program.
Yes. The amount you have will be kept in credit and deducted from future tuition fees.
You may qualify for a Remission of Debt. Contact Student Connect for instructions on how to submit a remission of debt form and supporting documents.
Follow the instruction below for online payment via VCB-iB@NKING (only applied for VCB-iB@nking users):
Go to Vietcombank website: https://www.vietcombank.com.vn/
For Customer code:
Enter correctly the Student ID Number with the following format: Sxxxxxxx or Lxxxxxxx (x: number). If you don’t have Student ID Number yet, enter your birthdate with the following format: xxyyzzzz (xx: date; yy: month; zzzz: year).
For Customer name:
Enter full name of Student – NOT name of account owner if the account owner is not the student.