Is there any way to avoid staying in a homestay? I am under 18 years old

Satisfactory answer. Ask friends enthusiastically. 2009-09-03 It is best to apply for a school dormitory~ Follow-up question: But I am studying in preparatory school Taylor's Melbourne does not have a school dormitory. Answer: Is this required by the school? If the school requires it, it won’t work. If not, you can apply with their teacher. But it is unlikely to be approved. The school is afraid of something happening and asks: The school only told me to live in HOMESTAY, but this is not something the school can decide. If the Australian Immigration Bureau There are regulations on what is allowed and what is not allowed. The school has no rights restrictions. Do you know the regulations? Answer: International students under 18 years old must have a guardian if their parents do not accompany them to study, otherwise the Immigration Bureau will not grant a visa. According to current regulations, applicants can live in the home of their relatives or in the home of local Australians designated or recognized by the authorities, and they will act as their guardians. Supplement: If you are a relative and are over 21 years old, you can take custody~ Supplement: That’s not possible, the Immigration Bureau stipulates that this is not allowed~ You can only accept families designated by the authorities, which is Homestay.. Supplement: No, it must be with you It has something to do with it~ His sister only has custody of him and has no custody relationship with you. Added: It will be fine if his sister is also an Australian local designated or recognized by the authorities. Comments from the questioner: Thank you.