The graph below shows four countries of residence of overseas students in Australia.

The provided line graph gives data on four states of residence of international

students

in

Australia

. It is measured in thousands of

students

. In brief, it is evident that the

number

of international

students

from given countries getting an education in

Australia

was showing moderate and steady growth throughout the whole 18-year period. As shown on the graph, the

number

of

students

from Indonesia, Hong Kong and Singapore studying in

Australia

in 1982

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0, compared to Malaysia, the

number

of which was already around 5000.

Consequently

, by the year 2000,

this

number

showed a growth and increased to around 18.000

students

. When it comes to Indonesia, the

number

of

students

coming from

this

state showed the most significant growth in comparison to the other 3 countries

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and grown to approximately 22.000 by 2000.

Additionally

, the

number

of

students

from Singapore and Hong Kong educating in

Australia

in 2000 was around 20.000 and 18.000 respectively.