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30 May – 4 June 2010
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Dan Tebbutt, Senior Trade Commissioner

Welcome from the Senior Trade Commissioner

Welcome to the Austrade.ru website, your comprehensive guide to trade and investment between Australia and Russia.


Study in Australia for best results

Our website now includes detailed profiles for some of Australia's leading educational institutions, including English language courses. You can find key facts and academic programs as well as information about studying in Australia, where the living is good and the learning is world-class.

ABIE Russia

ABIE Russia

Visit the Australianbusiness.ru website, the website which is dedicated to the Australian Business in Europe (ABIE), Russian chapter, a non-political international business networking organisation.


Travel support

Austrade can assist bona fide clients with travel arrangements, including visa support arrangements, hotel bookings and airport transport. See full details about the options available.

Smartraveller

Smartraveller.gov.au

Visit www.smartraveller.gov.au for important advice on travelling safely. The service provides detailed advice on travel to Russia and other CIS countries.





 

Success stories

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  • Education

Website: http://www.studyinaustralia.com/

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Australian Education International (AEI) launched its Russian market-entry pilot project in 2004. The project consists of two initiatives:

  • Selecting Russian education agents to visit Australia and meet with counterparts at participating institutions and receive training in the student visa application process;
  • Organising national tour of Russia for selected Australian education institutions.

Austrade helped plan and carry out both stages of this pilot project. The first stage involved taking six Russian education agents to Australia, where they visited education institutions and other project members of and received training from DIMIA officials in Canberra and Adelaide.

Then in April 2005, 12 representatives from Australian education institutions together with AEI representatives travelled to Vladivostok, Khabarovsk, Moscow and St. Petersburg to meet with local agents and discuss potential partnerships with local institutions. Austrade's market intelligence and logistical support was particularly critical because AEI does not have any direct representation in the Russian market.

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