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is it easy to walk from surry hills to uts ?

So im moving abroad for the first time for my masters and i have found a houseshare which seems nice the room is great and its close to my university as well, but its not a female houseshare, there are a couple of guys also living so i just wanted to know hows people’s experience been in houseshares and how safe is it? is it risky or works fine ? any advice, experience and recommendations are welcomed!!

Hey i have found a potential houseshare but i wanted to ask if anyone can help me or give me an idea on how safe is that neighborhood!! its an all girls apartment as well and also close to college however i want to be sure about the neighborhood!!!

Hey i have found a potential houseshare but i wanted to ask if anyone can help me or give me an idea on how safe is that neighborhood!! its an all girls apartment as well and also close to college however i want to be sure about the neighborhood!!!

Hi everyone,
I'm looking for girls who are starting at UTS in july and are interested in renting a place together from July.
A little about me:
I'm 23 years old and moving from New Delhi, India, to start my Master's at UTS.

I'm clean, respectful, easygoing, and like to keep shared spaces tidy.

I enjoy makeup and pop music, and I'll mostly be focused on my studies while also exploring Sydney.

I'm hoping to find like-minded girls to share a house or apartment with.
Preferences:
All-female house share.

Budget: Around AUD $300 per week.

Preferred areas: Surry Hills, Ultimo, Chippendale, Haymarket, Pyrmont, or anywhere with easy access to UTS.

If you're also looking for housemates or would like to search for a place together, please send me a message. I'd love to connect!

Im searching for a room to rent near college and found a property which has a room that is in my budget around 300$pw however its not an all female apartment so - i want to know is it a good Call
- is it overall a safe experience if anyone has ever lived like this in ultimo as a female and an international student
- please share your experience if you have had any it would really help me i need to find a place within the next week!

Hey guys im a 23F indian moving to sydney for my masters in july end and im looking to find an apartment or room near the university campus i wanted to know from students and alumni which areas would be safe and close to the campus to live in and if any girls in early 20s that are also looking for a house share and want to find an apartment together lets connect it would be lovely!!

Had my GS interview call for my Australian student visa/UTS application and overall I think it went well. I was able to justify my funds, explain who is sponsoring me, and also clearly explain why I plan to return to India after studies.
But I'm overthinking two things:
She asked me how much it costs to live in Australia for a year and I said around 75k AUD overall, but later I checked my offer letter and it mentions around 87k AUD. Will this difference negatively affect my approval?
She asked me where University of Technology Sydney is located. I said Sydney, New South Wales. She then said "that's a state, so how will you reach your university and accommodation?" I explained public transport, cabs, etc. but I'm wondering if that answer sounded weak.
Also, she didn't ask me anything about future job roles, career plans, or long-term goals. Is that usually a good sign or bad sign?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through a GS interview recently.

Had my GS interview call for my Australian student visa/UTS application and overall I think it went well. I was able to justify my funds, explain who is sponsoring me, and also clearly explain why I plan to return to India after studies.
But I’m overthinking two things:
She asked me how much it costs to live in Australia for a year and I said around 75k AUD overall, but later I checked my offer letter and it mentions around 87k AUD. Will this difference negatively affect my approval?

She asked me where University of Technology Sydney is located. I said Sydney, New South Wales. She then said “that’s a state, so how will you reach your university and accommodation?” I explained public transport, cabs, etc. but I’m wondering if that answer sounded weak.

Also, she didn’t ask me anything about future job roles, career plans, or long-term goals. Is that usually a good sign or bad sign?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through a GS interview recently.

my_qualifications : UG in psychology with PGDM

Had my GS interview call for my Australian student visa/UTS application and overall I think it went well. I was able to justify my funds, explain who is sponsoring me, and also clearly explain why I plan to return to India after studies.
But I’m overthinking two things:
She asked me how much it costs to live in Australia for a year and I said around 75k AUD overall, but later I checked my offer letter and it mentions around 87k AUD. Will this difference negatively affect my approval?

She asked me where University of Technology Sydney is located. I said Sydney, New South Wales. She then said “that’s a state, so how will you reach your university and accommodation?” I explained public transport, cabs, etc. but I’m wondering if that answer sounded weak.

Also, she didn’t ask me anything about future job roles, career plans, or long-term goals. Is that usually a good sign or bad sign?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through a GS interview recently.

I have applied to UTS and im awaiting approval from them
So my ITR got stuck because my mother's it wasnt sufficient and my dad passed away so i only have my mom's income tax return and my sisters as well. I want to know if i'll get the approval as my mom's is around in income tax return and my sisters On top of this my bank statements amounting to a little less than a CR will i get an approval?