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Accommodation
AIS Education Centre
operates, for the convenience of our clients, a homestay programme
and an accommodation placement service. In addition, we also supply
airport transfer services if required.
Accommodation is probably one of the most important factors in a successful
overseas study experience.
AIS Education Centre has more than 10 years experience in locating
and managing accommodation for international students from countries
throughout the world. Fees for our services are as follows:
SERVICE |
DESCRIPTION |
FEE |
| Homestay
placement |
Fee for arranging homestay host family.
(Please note that homestay boarding fees are usually $180 to
$250 per week depending on city, location and host quality.
You pay the boarding fee directly to the host.) |
A$200 |
| Private
Rental Apartment |
includes
assistance with negotiating and arranging the rental lease
agreement
(This is temporarily unavailable due
to a lack of rental vacancies in Brisbane)
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A$600 |
| Airport
Transfer - Brisbane |
One Way. Must be booked in advance.
Includes GST. |
A$77 |
| Airport
Transfer - Gold/Sunshine coast |
One Way. Must be booked in advance.
Includes GST. |
A$99 |
If you would like AIS Education Centre to
arrange accommodation for you, please download and complete our
homestay form:
PDF
Version 86kb>> Word
Version 214kb>>
Following is a brief explanation and examples
of the most common accommodation options chosen by our visiting
students. Please don't hesitate to contact our counsellors for further
information or to make an accommodation booking.
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Apartments
Apartments are becoming very popular in Australia - especially
closer to the major cities where many people prefer the convenience
and safety of an apartment building. Standard apartments (also
called "units") are 2 to 4 levels high and do not have
a central management office. Apartment towers are also popular.
They are very tall buildings - up to 70 levels - and usually have
furnished options and on-site management offices.
Flats
Flats are a smaller and usually cheaper option. They are small
buildings up to 2 levels or converted houses that have been split
into separate living areas. Each area usually has its own kitchen,
bathroom and living area and a separate mail box, phone and electricity.
Flats are popular with students as they are usually cheaper than
apartments.
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