Living costs for international students in Australia can vary depending on factors such as the city of residence, accommodation choices, lifestyle preferences, and personal spending habits.

Here is a rough estimate of the living expenses for international students in Australia on a monthly basis:

1. Accommodation:
   • On-campus university accommodation: AUD 440 – 1,100
   • Shared rental accommodation: AUD 600 – 1,500
   • Homestay (including meals): AUD 900 – 1,400
   • Private rental: AUD 1,200 – 2,500
2. Food and Groceries:
   • Groceries: AUD 200 – 300
   • Eating out and dining: AUD 150 – 300
3. Transportation:
   • Public transportation (monthly pass): AUD 40 – 160
   • Bike rental or ownership: AUD 50 – 100
   • Car expenses (fuel, insurance, maintenance): AUD 150 – 250
4. Healthcare and Insurance:
   • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): AUD 45 – 60
   • Medication and doctor’s visits: AUD 20 – 50
5. Education Expenses:
   • Tuition fees (vary depending on the course and institution)
6. Utilities:
   • Electricity, water, internet: AUD 100 – 200
7. Entertainment and Miscellaneous:
   • Books, stationery, and supplies: AUD 50 – 100
   • Mobile phone and internet: AUD 50 – 100
   • Recreation and leisure activities: AUD 100 – 200

Keep in mind that these estimates are approximate and can vary depending on individual circumstances. It’s advisable to research specific cities, universities, and accommodation options to get a more accurate understanding of living costs. Additionally, it’s recommended to create a personal budget and track your expenses to manage your finances effectively during your stay in Australia.

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