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Academically strong students comparing overseas study against some of the best universities in Asia.
28–31 October 2027

A free virtual university fair reaching Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Medan and the wider archipelago, in the largest student market in Southeast Asia.
The Indonesia Online Study Expo is a free virtual university fair held from 28 to 31 October 2027 as part of the World Study Expo online programme. Students across Indonesia can attend live sessions and book one-to-one video meetings with international admissions representatives.
Indonesia is the largest population in Southeast Asia and, by some distance, the most difficult to cover physically. Students are spread across thousands of islands, and a fair in Jakarta is effectively inaccessible to most of the country. This is the market where online delivery changes the economics most dramatically.
Australia holds a strong position here for reasons of proximity, cost and a large established alumni community, and the Netherlands retains historic educational links. Institutions from elsewhere should expect to explain their destination as well as their university.

One free registration covers every edition in the programme.
Academically strong students comparing overseas study against some of the best universities in Asia.
28–31 October 2027
Credit transfer, twinning and top-up routes for diploma and foundation students across Malaysia.
28–31 October 2027
English pathways, hospitality and business programmes for students in Bangkok and beyond.
28–31 October 2027
Nursing, allied health and professional registration pathways for students planning a career abroad.
28–31 October 2027
Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet, with scholarships, English requirements and work rights in focus.
28–31 October 2027
A-Level students in Colombo, Kandy, Galle and Jaffna, asking about top-up entry and payment plans.
28–31 October 2027
Male and the atolls, where online delivery is the only practical way to meet universities.
28–31 October 2027
No realistic travel schedule covers Indonesia. Recruiters visit Jakarta and occasionally Surabaya, which leaves the overwhelming majority of the population unreached. Online delivery is not a compromise in this market; it is the only way to reach it at scale.
Proximity, cost, a familiar system and a large Indonesian alumni community give Australian institutions a strong default position. Universities from other countries need to address that comparison directly rather than ignore it.
Indonesia spans a very wide income range. Scholarships, part-scholarships and lower-cost destinations materially expand the addressable market, and institutions that can be specific about funding reach students that others cannot.
Questions about halal food, prayer facilities and the existing Indonesian student community are common and sincere. Institutions that have clear answers build trust quickly.
Students in Indonesia interested in studying in Australia, the UK, the Netherlands, Malaysia or the USA can discuss those destinations with participating universities during the Indonesia online edition on 28–31 October 2027. Australia is the default many families start from because of distance and familiarity; the appointment is where the alternatives get a fair hearing.
Compare on total cost, funding and outcomes rather than proximity alone. Our guides to Australia, the UK and the USA explain how each system works.
Ask how Indonesian school-leaving results and the SNBT map to entry requirements, whether a foundation year is needed, what English score is required, which university scholarships exist and how they can be combined with Indonesian government schemes such as LPDP for postgraduate study, and what the full annual cost is.
Register once, shortlist, then meet universities by video across four days.
One registration covers every World Study Expo edition.
Subject, level, intended intake and preferred destinations.
Programmes, entry requirements, tuition, scholarships and brochures.
Add universities to a wishlist before the week opens.
Reserve video appointments, subject to each institution's availability.
University presentations and open question sessions across four days.
Leave with entry requirements, deadlines and a named contact.
Australia is the default for good reasons. Asking every other institution what their destination offers that Australia does not is the fastest way to make a real comparison.
Costs vary enormously across destinations. Asking about scholarships in the first five minutes tells you quickly whether an option is realistic for your family.
Halal provision, prayer facilities and the size of the Indonesian student community are reasonable questions and institutions expect them.
Four days of live sessions and one-to-one appointments, shown in Western Indonesian Time (WIB).
| Date | Time | Type | Time zone | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 28 October 2027 | 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Online | Western Indonesian Time (WIB) | Register Now |
| Friday 29 October 2027 | 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Online | Western Indonesian Time (WIB) | Register Now |
| Saturday 30 October 2027 | 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM | Online | Western Indonesian Time (WIB) | Register Now |
| Sunday 31 October 2027 | 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM | Online | Western Indonesian Time (WIB) | Register Now |
Times shown are Western Indonesian Time (WIB). Because the Asia editions span several time zones, each session is scheduled against the local time of the market it serves.
If an institution is going to run one online edition in Southeast Asia, Indonesia is the one where the gap between addressable market and reachable market is widest.
Be prepared to explain why your destination rather than Australia, and to be specific about funding. Both questions come up early.
Request the exhibitor brochure for the Asia week, including the appointment model, formats and how countries combine.
Yes. Registration and attendance are free for students and parents across Indonesia.
Thursday 28 to Sunday 31 October 2027. Thursday and Friday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Western Indonesian Time.
Yes, and that is largely the point. Students anywhere in Indonesia have the same access as students in the capital.
Australia is an excellent option and very well established for Indonesian students. Other destinations may offer different programmes, funding or work rights, and this is the right forum to compare them directly.
Many institutions offer them. Ask by name about specific awards, their value, eligibility criteria and deadlines rather than whether scholarships exist in general.
They should, and you should ask. These are reasonable and common questions, and institutions with good provision are usually glad to explain it.
Ask about pre-sessional English, foundation years and conditional offers. Most institutions have a route, and it is worth knowing how long it adds.
No. Sessions run in your web browser.
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