Great question! After arriving in your study destination country, international students are often required to complete certain local registrations and formalities to comply with immigration and university regulations. Here’s a summary for key countries:

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United Kingdom (UK):
- Police Registration: Some students (depending on nationality and visa type) must register with the local police within 7 days of arrival. Your visa vignette or approval letter will mention if this is required.
- University Registration: Complete your in-person enrolment/registration at your university.
- GP (Doctor) Registration: Register with a local General Practitioner (NHS doctor) for healthcare access.
- BRP Collection: Collect your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) card from the designated post office or university within 10 days of arrival.

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Australia:
- University Enrolment: Attend your orientation and complete enrolment at your university or institution.
- Tax File Number (TFN): If you plan to work part-time, apply for a TFN from the Australian Taxation Office.
- Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): Activate your OSHC and know how to use it.
- Local Address Update: Update your local address with your university and on your ImmiAccount (Department of Home Affairs).

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Canada:
- University Registration: Complete your registration and orientation at your institution.
- Social Insurance Number (SIN): Apply for a SIN if you plan to work.
- Health Insurance Registration: Register for provincial health insurance if eligible, or activate your private/student health plan.
- Local Address Update: Inform your university and immigration authorities of your local address.

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USA:
- SEVIS Registration: Complete check-in with your university’s International Student Office to activate your SEVIS record (within 30 days of program start).
- University Registration: Attend orientation and complete enrolment.
- Social Security Number (SSN): Apply if you plan to work on-campus/off-campus (with permission).
- Local Address Update: Update your address in SEVIS and university records within 10 days of moving.

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Germany:
- City Registration (Anmeldung): Register your address at the local Bürgeramt (registration office) within 1-2 weeks of arrival.
- Residence Permit: Apply for your residence permit at the Foreigners’ Office (Ausländerbehörde) if staying longer than 90 days.
- Health Insurance: Confirm and register your health insurance.
- University Enrolment: Complete university enrolment.

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New Zealand:
- University Enrolment: Attend orientation and complete your enrolment.
- IRD Number: Apply for an Inland Revenue Department (IRD) number if you intend to work.
- Health Insurance: Activate or confirm your health insurance.

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General Advice:
- Bank Account: Open a local bank account in your host country.
- Emergency Contacts: Save emergency numbers and your embassy’s contact details.

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If you need step-by-step help for a specific country or university, or have questions about any required documents, feel free to ask!
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