Research banks in Australia to find one that suits your needs. Some popular banks include Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, ANZ, NAB, and others.

Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for opening a bank account in Australia. Requirements may vary slightly between banks, but generally, you'll need to provide proof of identity and proof of residency or enrollment in a university or educational institution.

Gather the necessary documents. These typically include:

• Passport or another form of identification (with a valid visa).
• Proof of enrollment in a university or educational institution (e.g., acceptance letter or student ID).
• Proof of Australian address (this can sometimes be provided later, but it's good to have if possible).

Decide on the type of bank account you need. As a student, you might opt for a basic transaction account or a student-specific account, which often have reduced fees or additional benefits.

You can either visit a bank branch in person or apply online, depending on the bank's policies and your preferences.

Visit the nearest branch of the bank you've chosen. Bring all required documents with you. A bank representative will assist you with the application process.

Some banks offer the option to apply for an account online. Visit the bank's website, locate the section for opening accounts, and follow the instructions. You may need to upload scanned copies of your documents.

Whether you apply in person or online, you'll need to fill out an application form. Provide accurate information and double-check everything before submitting.

The bank will verify your identity and process your application. This may take a few days. If applying online, you may receive further instructions via email.

Once your application is approved, you'll receive your account details, including your account number and any relevant banking cards (e.g., debit card) either in person or via mail.

Follow the instructions provided to activate your account, set up online banking, and access your funds.

Start using your new bank account for transactions, deposits, and withdrawals. Familiarize yourself with the bank's services, fees, and any associated terms and conditions.

Remember to keep your bank account information secure and to notify the bank if you change your address or any other personal details. Additionally, be aware of any fees associated with your account and how to avoid them.