1. Dormitories or Condominiums: Dormitories are residences offered and managed by universities. These are often an integral part of life in Canada for Indian Students apart from the general first-year students. Condominiums have up to six single accommodation rooms with a kitchen and living room usually on the main floor. They are suitable for students acquainted with the culture of Canada.
2. Shared Apartments (off-campus): Similar to townhouses, you can stay alone or find one or more roommates. Universities in Canada help you find off-campus housing. Rental charges might vary from city to city.
3. Homestay: Homestay is a concept for students willing to stay with families. You are provided with an individual room and three meals a day. This indeed is a safer option than the other options. Moreover, you eventually get to dive deep into the rich Canadian culture. Homestays make life in Canada for Indian students accustomed to living with their families, specifically easy