Melbourne Accommodatin
Moving to Melbourne Arriving in a new city or moving house can be both daunting and exciting, especially if you have never done it before. There are many things you can do to make your transition smoother.And Melbourne university offers international students several kinds of accomodation .

Types of accomodatin ::: Temporary accommodation Student hostels Student apartments:There are alot of apartment complexes designed just for students located in the city centre and near to the Parkville campusshare housing Vacant properties:Some students prefer to lease their own property through the private rental market. Homestay:Homestay or private board is where you live with a family, couple or single person/s in their own home Residential Colleges Student Housing Access Program (SHAP):The Student Housing Access Program (SHAP) offers rooms in University-owned 'share houses'. Properties are with a very distance of the Parkville campus Share housing:Shared households are popular with students because they can provide an opportunity for an independent lifestyle in a shared environment Temporary accommodationsss Student hostels Student apartments Share hou Vacant pro Homestay Residential Colleges Student Housing Access
Life in Melbourne Melbourne offers students an amazing range of living choices. Suburbs are quite varied in character, so it is well worth doing some research, and thinking about which area would best suit your own personal style, needs and budget. Suburb Guide Finances Things to consider Setting up house

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Last Updated: 15 April 2013
Editor: Fatemeh Roohollahi

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