Moving to Canberra
Do you live outside of Canberra and are considering training here? Canberra is the capital city of Australia with a population of around 400,000 people. Canberra offers the benefits of a big city, without the traffic, pollution or congestion. The open spaces, vibrant city, and relaxed atmosphere have had Canberra ranked as the best city to live in the world (OECD 2014). Canberra is known for its multicultural population and welcomes students from around Australia and the world to our community. Visit https://www.studycbr.com.au/ for more information on the benefits of studying and living in Canberra.
Visit the following websites for a listing of rental properties in the ACT region.
Cost of Living in Canberra
Living costs in Canberra will vary, depending on your individual needs, including lifestyle, spending habits, and location. We have outlined some costs that might affect your situation when studying in Canberra. (Please remember this is a guide only. For more information on managing your money, please visit www.moneysmart.gov.au).
General Living Expenses *Guide Only
| Price | |
| Public Transport | $ 20-60 a week |
| Petrol | $ 1.40 per litre (2018, according to Fuel Check) |
| Utilities | $ 20-60 a week |
| Restaurant Meal (for one) | $ 20-30 |
| Takeaway Coffee | $ 4.00 |
| Mobile phone services | $ 40-60 a month |
Accommodation *Guide Only
| Price | |
| Rent (single) | $325-800 a week |
| Share house/Shared rental | $150-350 a week |
Visit https://www.studycbr.com.au/ for more information on the cost of living in Canberra.
