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NT tertiary fares reimbursement (interstate)

Reimburses up to two return trips a year for NT students who move interstate to study a priority course not offered in the NT.

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A maximum of 2 return trips per academic year may be reimbursed.

Who can get it

  • The applicant and student must be NT residents
  • Student moved from home in the NT to study full-time interstate
  • The course must not be available at Charles Darwin University or any other registered training authority within the NT
  • The course must be a priority field on the NT skilled occupation priority list

How to claim

  1. Complete the Tertiary fares reimbursement application form in GrantsNT by 30 September.
  2. Claim with academic results, flight invoice and boarding pass.

Conditions and catches

  • Apply by 30 September in the year you claim; submit the claim form by 31 March of the following year.
  • The cost of changing booked flights will not be reimbursed.

What the source says

Exact words quoted from the official page when we checked it. Last checked 14 Oct 2026.

the course must not be available at Charles Darwin University or any other registered training authority within the NT.
nt.gov.au
A maximum of 2 return trips per academic year may be reimbursed.
nt.gov.au