Accomodations

On Campus & Hostel Accommodation

The High Commission will be responsible to reserve on campus halls or hostel accommodation for new students. On-going students must apply in the previous year to be considered for on-campus or hostel accommodation. The TSCU will provide a full list of new students so that accommodation can be organized.

On-going students who wish to live on campus are required to apply for their on-campus before the end of each academic year. Students can do this on-line.

Off campus accommodation

Pressures with on-campus accommodation mean that a greater number of students are living off campus.

Around the Suva area you can find affordable housing for rent. It is expensive for students to flat out alone so students normally group to rent a facility. If you chose to rent out, we encourage you to take note of the following instructions:

Rental Responsibilities

It is your responsibility to make sure that you pay for all accommodation charges including monthly rents, utilities such as water and electricity bills.

You will be billed directly by your landlord or the halls of residence if you live on campus.

Rental Grievances

There is always a tendency that disagreements can surface between you and your landlord. Should disagreements arise, try to solve this in an amicable manner with your landlord through dialogue.

The High Commission is willing to take complaints however it is your responsibility as a tenant and your landlord to ensure your grievances are addressed satisfactorily. In the event that any matter cannot be concluded satisfactorily, the High Commission can assist you further your case with the following agencies dealing with rental facilities. They are:

Depending on which agency your case falls under, the High Commission is able to assist you further your claims.