Ask about renting a house in Sydney! Which district is UTS in?

UTS is in the center of the city, and now the house price in Sydney has risen sharply, not to mention the houses in the city. If you live in your own room, at least 250 yuan a week (all Australian dollars) or more anyway. Smaller rooms or cities without windows or partitions should be at least 180 to 200. If sharing a room with others, everyone should at least 120 to 180. You can live in ultimo, chippendale, Broadway, etc. In the surrounding area. Further places can be considered, such as Burwood, Ashfield, Chatzwood and Hurstville. Chinese in these areas are concentrated, food and accommodation are convenient, and there are express trains. If you are familiar with other fields for a long time, you can look for them slowly. To put it bluntly, finding a house is actually a big project. If you want to find a suitable price, you should know the market and the rules. I suggest you take your time when you come. Others don't have the time and energy to help you filter information online. You can only say so much. 2.UTS also has a school dormitory on Broadway, which is a little more expensive than usual. Of course, it depends on different room types. You can visit the UTS website to see for yourself. Other websites commonly used to find a house here can try Australian Chinese website, Sydney, Opal and so on. When you go to Baidu, you can find specific websites, which are frequented by international students and contain all kinds of information needed for life in Australia. Others can also buy the Australian New Newspaper every Saturday, which contains a lot of rental information. As for whether all kinds of information are true or not, it's up to you to screen it yourself. You should be an adult, too. I believe you can judge for yourself. If you are too lazy to find it yourself, you can choose a regular housing agency to help you find it, but in this case, the price will be a little more expensive, and you can't communicate with the landlord directly. Hotel management is not an immigration major, so you need IELTS 4 7 and work experience after graduation. Specifically, you can consult an intermediary at home or after you come, or visit the website of the Australian Immigration Bureau to check the scores required for immigration, and you can figure out how many immigration points there are and what to do if there are not enough. As I said above, you will get to know these things gradually after you come. There's no need to make everything clear in China, just have a general idea. Above. Good luck.