Foreign universities generally have two kinds of refund policies. If you can't attend school due to visa reasons or other external factors, but you have paid the tuition in full, 100% will be refunded. However, this process is also very long. If you go directly to a school in China, it may take a month.

And if you can't go to college for personal reasons, then the highest school can deduct about 20% of the tuition, which means you can get 80%. Of course, this is only a general idea, and the policies of each school will be slightly different.

As for who to give it back, it depends on who did it at the beginning. Generally, even if the intermediary company does it for you, the name will definitely be yours when the money is paid, so that the school will know which student's money is. So if you think your intermediary is unreliable, you can contact the school directly yourself. E-mail is a faster way. But since you are not in Australia, the waiting time may be longer.

How much can I refund? You can log on to official website University and search for the refund policy, and you will know how much money you will be deducted by the university for your own reasons. But most of them can still be taken back, and it is too unreliable for the agent to say that they can't be taken back at all.