Where can you go with TOEFL® test scores?

The TOEFL test is the most widely respected English-language test in the world, recognized by more than 10,000 colleges, universities and agencies in more than 130 countries, including Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States.

To search institutions that accept TOEFL scores, visit the TOEFL Destination Search(opens new window). You can search by institution name, location or TOEFL score requirement. Be sure to confirm any institution’s information (such as score requirements) with the institution directly.

Here are some important notes about using TOEFL scores in Australia and the United Kingdom (UK):

Australia: TOEFL scores are accepted for student visas, and also for a number of additional visa categories including skilled migration, post-study work, temporary graduate and permanent residence. Get more details about Australian visas from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection(opens new window).

TOEFL scores are also accepted by Australian professional accreditation bodies in fields such as accounting, health care and engineering. Read more in our Skilled Migration FAQs(opens new window).

UK: TOEFL scores are accepted by the vast majority of universities in the UK, including all of the Russell Group universities. TOEFL scores are also accepted for UK student visas, under certain conditions. Read more about UK student visas(opens new window).

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