Accommodation For International Students

Overview: Now that you've made the decision to live and study abroad, finding suitable accommodation in your new country becomes paramount. This place will serve as your home for the coming years, where you'll eat, sleep, and socialize, shaping your daily life. Choosing the right place to stay abroad is one of the first things that crosses your mind after securing admission, and your final decision depends on various factors. However, these factors often differ based on individual preferences. At Moksh, regardless of your budget, whether it's on-campus hostels or off-campus residences, we strive to recommend the most suitable option for you. As an international student, living independently abroad may be a new experience for you, involving managing your expenses and taking care of all aspects related to your accommodation. For many students, it's their first time abroad, and thus, at Moksh, we provide thorough preparation and assistance at every step. Your choice of accommodation plays a crucial role in determining your overall experience. With proper planning, you can find the perfect place for you. However, without careful consideration, you may end up in substandard student housing. Therefore, it's essential to be cautious when selecting your accommodation preferences as an international student. Let's explore the various options for international student accommodation: Options for International Student Accommodation: In countries like Russia, Germany, the USA, Egypt, etc., foreign students often prefer private halls of residence. Unlike some other countries, certain German universities do not provide on-campus accommodation due to the large number of students seeking housing. Therefore, it's advisable for foreign students to arrange their student homestay well in advance, ideally before their arrival in the country. Since some universities do not offer hostel facilities, students often reside in apartments near the university. Moksh's local representatives assist students by providing multiple apartment options for inspection upon arrival. During the first three days, students typically stay in private hostels while exploring their accommodation options before finally moving into their chosen apartment.