Ask about fees and finance

Different payment methods are available for paying RMIT tuition fees.

We encourage current students to pay their tuition fee directly through myRMIT or via RMIT payment website.

You may refer to this website for further information about payment methods.

Course fees for higher education programs must be paid by the Payment Date – Friday of Week 3, except for:

• Block courses: payment is due by Friday of the first week of the block.

• Postgraduate intensive courses: payment is due by the day before the course start date.

For English programs, course fees must be paid by Wednesday of the week preceding the course commencement date.

Further information is available on the Tuition fees page.

Payment confirmation and processing timelines vary depending on the payment method used:

• myRMIT payments: A payment confirmation email will be sent to your student email address once the transaction is successfully completed.

• RMIT payment website: A payment confirmation email will be sent to the email address provided during the payment process.

• Bank transfers: Payments will be reflected in your student account within 2-3 business days of the payment date, excluding weekends and public holidays.

Failure to pay all fees and charges by the Payment Date may result in a student being withdrawn from all enrolled courses and placed on administrative Cancellation unless exceptional circumstances apply, and a timely application is lodged and approved.

Where students are placed on administrative Cancellation for unpaid fees, they will be considered to have withdrawn prior to the Census Date, and fees and charges will be adjusted accordingly.

In addition, students with outstanding fees and charges will have certain restrictions placed on them, including restrictions on enrolment, obtaining a transcript of results or Statement of Academic Completion, receiving an award, access to myRMIT, and access to some support services.

There may be additional implications for international students where enrolment is cancelled, including an obligation for RMIT Vietnam to report to the immigration authorities about changes to an international student’s enrolment status.

For more details, please refer to Student Fees and Charges Guide.

RMIT has strict payment and enrolment deadlines. However, we also understand that exceptional cases may make it appropriate for a payment plan to be approved.

You can find out the way to apply for deferral of tuition fee payment here 

An official tax e-invoice will be issued and sent to students’ RMIT student email accounts before the census date of their enrolled courses, in accordance with the current tax and invoicing regulations. If any changes are made to enrolment, resulting in a fee adjustment, adjusted tax e-invoice(s) will be issued after the census date of the last enrolled course to reflect the student’s actual enrolment for the semester.

If a student requests a tax e-invoice with company information, please submit the required details to the Finance and Accounting Department at least two weeks before the start of their semester or course.

For more details, please see section 9.6 in the Student Fees and Charges guide 

1. If you are a future student, please find out more information here.

2. If you are a current student, please find out more information here.

Scholarship recipients are responsible for maintaining a full-time enrolment equivalent to at least 36 credit points per semester for an undergraduate program; at least 24 credit points per semester for a postgraduate program. Recipients of the RMIT Vietnam Opportunity Scholarship are responsible for maintaining an enrolment equivalent to at least 24 credit points per semester. In special circumstances, recipients may apply for permission to reduce their course load for a specific period.

Please provide your study plan for the current academic year and any supporting documents via our recommended channel below for further support.