This report examines the barriers that international students face when studying abroad, with a specific focus on students choosing Australia as their study destination. The analysis identifies key challenges, including communication difficulties stemming from cultural differences and variations in teaching styles. It also addresses the impact of a lack of shared experiences, time zone differences, and the need to adapt to new daily routines. Furthermore, the report proposes effective strategies for overcoming these barriers, such as clear communication, adapting teaching styles, and fostering regular communication and flexibility to support student success. The report draws on research from various sources to support its findings and recommendations.