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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 Wednesday prior to the beginning of the new course.

Note: 

Special payment deadlines for:

• Intensive PostGrad: The day before the start date of the course

• Block mode teaching: Friday of the first week of the block mode

For more details, please see section 9.4 in the Student Fees and Charges guide (https://www.rmit.edu.vn/study-at-rmit/tuition-fees)

Failure to pay all fees and charges by the Payment Date may result in a student being withdrawn from all enrolled courses and placed on administrative Cancellation unless exceptional circumstances apply, and a timely application is lodged and approved.  You will receive an adjustment invoice that reverses course fees. However, accrued dormitory, library, and other fees will not be reversed. 

For more details, please see section 9.5 in the 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 

You will receive an official tax e-invoice (VAT e-invoice) sent to your student email account at the end of week 6 of the semester where the payment was made by the Payment Date.

Students must notify the Finance and Accounting Department by the Payment Date if they require the tax e-invoice to be made out to a specific company and tax code.

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.

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