Student Accommodation London | Student Accommodation

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Student Accommodation London

• The opportunity to study overseas is an exciting
  moment in every students life. It is crucial to
  have a peaceful and hassle-free stay to keep the
  focus firmly on ones pursuit of academic
  excellence. Finding a home away from home is
  vital for your emotional and physical well-being.
  Keep the following factors in mind to pick the
  perfect place to stay.

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Timeline

• Finding the best place to stay, including the
  right kind of room, requires time and research.
  It is advisable to arrive in your city of study
  two weeks prior to orientation to give yourself
  ample time to find and book the best place to
  stay that meets all your requirements. While
  applying for on-campus accommodation should be a
  priority for obvious reasons, this does not
  guarantee 100 placement.

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Safety and Security

• It is understandably daunting to finalise your
  living quarters abroad and sign on the dotted
  line without verifying the property in person,
  especially given the alarming crime rates in
  popular cities around the world. That being said,
  it is rarely feasible for international students
  to visit a property before they move in,
  financially or otherwise. If you have friends or
  family in your city of stay, it is always
  recommended that you arrange a viewing of the
  property for them on your behalf.

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Payment Options

• The method and frequency of paying rent depends
  upon the policies of the specific property owner
  as well as the administrative laws operating in
  your city of study. In the UK, for instance,
  students must have a local guarantor (a working
  professional and citizen), to be able to pay
  their rent in instalments. Some property owners
  may insist on a guarantor even if the rent is to
  be paid in one go. By and large, most prefer
  three to four annual instalments. If youre a
  scholarship student, you will be allowed to pay
  your rent in monthly instalments without a
  guarantor having to co-sign the rental agreement.
  Payments are usually made via wire transfer or
  credit and debit cards. Note that modern student
  accommodation are by and large cashless
  buildings.

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Payment Options

• The method and frequency of paying rent depends
  upon the policies of the specific property owner
  as well as the administrative laws operating in
  your city of study. In the UK, for instance,
  students must have a local guarantor (a working
  professional and citizen), to be able to pay
  their rent in instalments. Some property owners
  may insist on a guarantor even if the rent is to
  be paid in one go. By and large, most prefer
  three to four annual instalments. If youre a
  scholarship student, you will be allowed to pay
  your rent in monthly instalments without a
  guarantor having to co-sign the rental agreement.
  Payments are usually made via wire transfer or
  credit and debit cards. Note that modern student
  accommodation are by and large cashless
  buildings.

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Finding the Right Company

• Living abroad opens up several opportunities to
  meet and learn from people of varying cultural
  backgrounds and ethnicities. Learning about the
  social histories of those who have been raised on
  different values often help to shape a more
  holistic and compassionate worldview. If youd
  like to reside alongside fellow international
  students from different countries, property
  owners are usually more than happy to take that
  into account while assigning rooms. If you prefer
  to live in same-sex accommodation or with people
  who share your religious beliefs or food habits,
  remember to communicate that in clear terms
  before booking your living quarters to avoid
  complications afterwards.

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