I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the term "24fall" in the context of staying in Australia. Could you please provide more information or clarify your question?

Of course, there's still time! 😂 But it's always good to have a clear plan in mind. So, let's take the example of the fall intake in 2023 and see what preparations you need to make based on that. ⭐️ Timeline for February intake preparation ⭐️ · February to June 2022: 1. Research the universities and programs you're interested in. 2. Prepare for language requirements. · July to August 2022: Prepare application documents, including proof of enrollment or degree, translated versions, passport, 2-inch white background photos, SF and HK documents with translations, financial proof, etc. (Some universities and programs may require a personal statement, resume, etc.) · July to November 2022: Receive conditional offers. If your IELTS score is not satisfactory, you can continue preparing. · September 2022 to January 2023: 1. Achieve the required IELTS score and receive unconditional offers. 2. Pay tuition fees and obtain a Confirmation of Enrollment (COE). 3. Submit visa application. · February 2023: Prepare for enrollment. ⭐️ Timeline for July intake preparation ⭐️ · May to June 2022: 1. Research the universities and programs you're interested in. 2. Prepare for language requirements. · June to September 2022: Prepare application documents. · September to November 2022: 1. Submit applications. 2. Complete the IELTS exam. · December 2022 to January 2023: If you haven't graduated or didn't meet the IELTS requirement, you can receive conditional offers. · February to April 2023: Continue taking the IELTS exam if you haven't met the requirement or apply for language classes. · May to June 2023: Apply for a visa. · June to July 2023: Complete documentation, including degree certificates, graduation certificates, and complete academic transcripts. · July 2023: Prepare for enrollment. These are the general timelines. Recently, Australia has also started its holiday season, so I finally have some free time. I've also compiled some tips for living in Australia, which I'll be happy to share with you.