Singapore Internships

We will review and publish common accommodation options selected by Interns or options that we think are suitable for future Interns .

It is best to settle all accommodation arrangements prior to arriving in Singapore and asking your employers or your agency for advice is a good idea.

Novena Hall
http://www.innovativehousing.com.sg/

Novena Hall is great for students who plan to share accommodation , you will also get to meet international students and other interns living in the area. Rates start at $1200 / Month for a 2-3 Sharing apartment with a Common bathroom.

Evans Lodge
www.evanslodge.com.sg

Evans Lodge along Bukit Timah provides lots of great facilities for students such as internet access, swimming pools, pool/ billiard tables . You will need to e-mail them for an up to date quote on the room rates, choose from single bedded or double bedded options.

26 Evans Road, Singapore 259367
Tel: (65) 6836 0776 / Fax: (65) 6836 3690
Email: admin@evanslodge.com.sg

Singapore International Campus
www.sicampus.com.sg
Located in Bukit Timah, this hostel offers rooms for up to 4 people. Prices start from $200 / week . Email to get their latest rates.

No. 1A Lutheran Road, Singapore 267745
Tel: (65) 6463 0606 / Fax: (65) 6463 0207
Email: hostel@sicampus.com.sg

Homestays
Some households in Singapore especially those in HDB flats open up their homes and offer full boarding for international students. The cost of homestay ranges from S$500 to S$1,000 per month including bills. You will need to check the local papers for latest updates on the rates and homes available. A great option if you are in a group of 3 or more.

Private Apartments and Houses
Students may want to rent a room, apartment or house directly from the owners of public/private housing. Classified advertisements in local newspapers such as The Straits Times provide a listing of accommodation for rent. New tenants are expected to pay at least one month of rent in advance and one month security deposit.

Is it necessary to live near my workplace?

No. Singapore's has a great public transport system and travel is relatively cheap and efficient, making it easy to travel from point A to point B.