Accommodations

Make sure you choose accommodation near your educational institution to reduce transportation costs. Prioritize living in a safe neighbourhood with easy access to department stores, medical facilities, and public transportation. 

There are various accommodation options to consider, including university dormitories, private apartments, shared apartments (often referred to as PGs), and hostels. Your choice will depend on your budget, personal preferences, and the degree of social interaction you desire.

Before signing any tenancy agreement you must go through each and every term and condition mentioned therein in detail. Check whether it specifies duration period of tenancy, deposit amounts required, terms relating to payment schedules plus conditions under which termination or extension may be allowed.

Yes, it is important. If you choose to live in a local neighborhood, you can have richer cultural experience and it can help you to adapt to your new surroundings quicker.

We would advise you to start searching for accommodation as soon as you receive an admission offer. Many housing options fill up fast, especially near universities. So it’s crucial to act early.