SI-UK provides accommodation advice to Indian students seeking safe, convenient, and high-quality housing in London and the UK.
We are partnered with multiple student accommodation providers around the UK, so whether you’re looking for a studio or a flat you can share with friends, we will offer you the best location and room type.
Casita.com is a free student accommodation service offering the widest range of university student rooms across the UK. Casita has over 160,000 rooms across 60 UK cities, all searchable by price, facilities and distance to your university. Casita's accommodation experts are on standby to assist you throughout the selection and booking process, with a guaranteed 12-hour turnaround time following your first enquiry.
Owned, managed and maintained by universities, accommodation for international students at halls of residence is usually guaranteed for first-year applicants. A private room will generally be allotted, while spaces such as a kitchen and lounge area will be shared in an apartment of anything between 4-8 fellow students. All bills, including wi-fi, are included in your rent.
Private halls share many characteristics as university-owned halls of residence, such as inclusive bills and shared spaces, but they are generally slightly more expensive. Because of the extra expense, though, facilities are often more modern.
Renting privately is a popular choice for students once their first year of study is complete. Renting privately is wholly independent, and it is important to understand that you are responsible for all bills and the property's cleanliness.
Homestay accommodation is where international students or visitors stay with a UK family in their home. The host family provides a private room for the guest and shares common areas of the home, such as the kitchen and living room. The guest is usually provided with meals by the host family; in some cases, they may have access to the family's laundry facilities.
The cost of accommodation for international students in the UK varies depending on several factors, such as the location, type of accommodation, and facilities provided. On average, students can expect to pay between £100 and £250 per week for a room in a shared house or flat, while purpose-built student accommodation can cost between £150 and £300 per week.
The cost of student accommodation in London is generally higher than in other parts of the UK, so accommodation costs are also higher. Students in London expect to pay between £200 and £500 per week for accommodation.
If you need help deciding where to live while studying in the UK, arrange a free consultation with SI-UK India today.
We can assist Indian students with finding accommodation in multiple locations across the UK, including:
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