Bridge Agency’s clients have the possibility to use our wide range of accommodation offered. You as our client have the option to live in one of several dozen of share houses and apartments spread all around quiet Sydney areas. All of our houses are located close to the city – travel takes up to 20 minutes using public transport. Modern, comfortable, furnished, mostly based in calm neighbourhoods but still close to shopping malls and with good access to public transport. Your accommodation usually has 4 furnished double, twin or triple rooms. Bathrooms are spacious, kitchens are equipped with: fridge, microwave, toaster, blender, kettle and dishes. In every house there is a dining room, living room and laundry. You also have the access to patios or gardens, in some cases full of Australian exotic plants and BBQ area, which is very useful for making friends with your flatmates. Those of you who will choose the apartment rather than a house, will be able to use gym, spa and swimming pool, located in the building, for free. Those of you who would like to get to know Australian culture a little better, we recommend staying with homestay, where 3 daily meals, internet access and family atmosphere are provided. The price for your weekly accommodation depend on the location and begin from 150 AUD. Bills and internet access included. You will be required to pay 2 week bond. The minimum stay is 4 weeks.

Our clients can benefit from great accommodation offers in one of the friendly hostels that we’ve checked for quality. They are located for example in the fashionable Surry Hills suburb of Sydney, in Coogee Bay area - close to one of the most beautiful beaches that opens to the ocean - or in the cosmopolitan Darlinghurst. You can feel safe and secure because you will have all the necessary accommodation arrangements made while you are still in your home country.

Prices:

The price of 1-week accommodation varies between 150 and 160 AUD per person; A deposit is required to secure and confirm your accommodation - usually it’s equal to 3 weeks of rent that means around 450 AUD.

Hostels are the cheapest and the most popular forms of accommodation. They are often chosen by those who have just arrived in Australia. Hostels are often located in the city centre which saves students the need to commute long way every day. You can select between 2-, 3- and 4-people rooms with shared bathrooms, common room and the kitchen. The first reservation usually has to be made for the period of at least 2 weeks.

Prices:

Prices per night in larger cities range between 25-40 AUD.

Homestay accommodation with an Australian family is especially recommended by language schools and colleges. The greatest advantage of this type of accommodation is the opportunity to practice your English in every day life. Students can choose between single and shared rooms with full or no board. If you are looking for a quiet place to live, homestay would be the best option.

Prices:

Depending on the city the prices range between 200 and 250 AUD per week.

This type of accommodation is best for student-life lovers, it is also an interesting alternative to the hostel. This option is intended for those who have already made friends. Usually you must provide a deposit of a months rent when you move in. While choosing your flatmates it's worth considering students of other nationalities as sharing a place with them with them will give you an opportunity to practice your English on a regular basis.

Prices:

Depending on the location and standard of the residence, the prices range between 90-190 AUD a week.

Renting a house is quite popular among students, especially those who have been living in Australia over a longer period of time. Rental agreements are usually for the period of at least 6 months.

Prices:

A deposit of approximately 1,5-montly rent is required. A studio can be rented for 180-240 AUD per week depending on the city and location.

This option is only available for university students. Student dormitories are situated within the university campus, which allows the students to save money on commuting. It is important to note, however, that places available in campuses are limited.

Prices:

A double room would cost around 120 AUD weekly per person.

The most expensive type of accommodation for the most demanding customers.

Prices:

start from 50 AUD per night.