Accommodation

One of the key concerns after deciding to study abroad is arranging suitable accommodation. It’s about selecting the right type of residence that provides comfort and a sense of home throughout your academic journey in a new country.

Below are some common types of accommodation options:

• Studio Apartment: A high-rise residential unit typically rented by an individual, offering a private, non-shared space.
• Shared Housing: A living arrangement where 3-5 people share common areas such as the kitchen and bathroom.
• University Residence: On-campus hostel facilities provided within the university premises.
• Private Rentals: Independently leased homes or apartments owned by local residents and rented on a contractual basis.
• Homestays: A shared living space with local hosts who rent out a room in their home, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Other Options: Short-term stays such as hotels, motels, or Airbnb accommodations, often used temporarily until a permanent residence is secured.