

Finding suitable accommodation is a high priority for new students. Curtin College assists students in finding the most appropriate accommodation available to suit their requirements.

These 6 town houses, fully furnished and equipped, are located within 10 minutes walk of Curtin College. Each townhouse has six rooms with a common kitchen, living room and laundry. All rooms are single study rooms equipped with a television antenna and telephone points. The complex is fully secured with alarms in each unit as well as a security gate at the entrance of the property.
These 12 town houses, fully furnished and equipped, are located within a 10-minute walk of Curtin College and feature a 24-hour CCTV security surveillance camera. Each townhouse has six rooms with a common kitchen, living room and laundry. All rooms are single study rooms equipped with a television antenna and telephone points. Varying in size, most Curtin 12 bedrooms have a private ensuite bathroom, while the standard room has a shared bathroom facility.



Located just a 10-minute walk from the College, there are two units at this location with six rooms in each. Unit 1 features six superior rooms with three bathrooms. Unit 2 includes two deluxe rooms with ensuite bathrooms and four superior rooms with a shared bathroom. All rooms are fully furnished and equipped with telephone and television points.




A fully furnished five-bedroom home located 1.5 kilometres (a 15-minute walk or short bus ride) from Curtin College. Bedroom 1 has its own ensuite bathroom while the remaining rooms have shared bathroom facilities. A number of shops, supermarkets and restaurants are located nearby.
Students may seek an authentic cultural experience by living with an Australian family in what is known as a 'Homestay' arrangement. Australian host families come from many places including Europe, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Hong Kong, among others. Homestay consists of a variety of family environments including married couples (with or without children), single parents or a single person.
Students are able to apply for Homestay accommodation via the Perth Student Accommodation website (www.perthstudentaccommodation.com). Our Homestay Officer will house students accordingly and email the Homestay Profile and confirmation to the agent/student direct. The placement fee will be paid to Perth Student Accommodation.
For students arriving in Perth without having arranged permanent accommodation, Curtin College can book short-term accommodation at reasonable prices.
Curtin College can provide the details of a local housing agency that has rental accommodation and information about other properties close to the College for students who prefer to make alternative arrangements for private accommodation.
Australian immigration rules for students under the age of 18 require that Curtin College approves all accommodation and welfare arrangements before students can travel to Australia. Curtin College will approve arrangements for students who will be living with parents, legal guardians, other appropriate family members or genuine family friends. The local carer or guardian must be of good character and be over the age of 21. Where no local carer is available, Curtin College requires that students under the age of 18 be placed in Homestay accommodation (see further information under Homestay).
Curtin College Accommodation Fees (A$)
| Accommodation | Fees Range per Letting Period (16 weeks*) | Refundable Security Bond |
| Curtin 6 | $2,945 - $3,420 | From $540 - $640 |
| Curtin 12 | $2,960 - $3,440 | $400 |
| McKay Street | $2,880 - $3,200 | $680 & $760 |
| Palmerston Street | $2,320 - $2,480 | $500 |
*Fees based on a 16-week letting period. Some semesters might be shorter or longer hence charges will be decreased or increased on a pro-rata basis. Actual charges will be reflected in the Tenancy Agreement issued at the time of allocation of rooms.
Off-campus accommodation and living costs (A$)
| Homestay Costs (Indicative) | Weekly (per person) |
| Room, breakfast and dinner (lunch during the week is negotiable between the student and the host family) |
$220 - $250 |
| A placement fee is payable directly to Perth Student Accomodation (PSA) for arranging homestay accommodation | $175 |
| Rental | Weekly (per person) |
| 2-bedroom unfurnished apartment | $175 - $250 |
| 3-bedroom unfurnished apartment/house | $175 - $250 |
| Living Expenses | Weekly (per person) |
| Food | $120 |
| Gas, electricity, water, telephone | $20 |
| Public transport | $25 |
| Clothing, laundry, toiletries & entertainment | $120 |
*The above prices are an estimate only. It is a guide to meeting basic needs only and does not cover costs for extra non-essential items. Rental prices may vary from one area to another, and many factors may affect the price.
Curtin College's accommodation placement and airport pick-up services are managed by our preferred supplier, Perth Student Accommodation. To discuss your accommodation needs and arrange for airport pick-up (for new students), please contact Mr Steve Link directly on the below.
Website: www.perthstudentaccommodation.com
Email: enquiries@perthstudentaccommodation.com
Tel: 618 9245 2020
Fax: 618 9245 2003
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