FAQs

Lessee may terminate their Lease Agreement with the Lessor with no cost to the Lessee if they have provided one months’s notice and this must not fall between the end of a semester. The student must also have a replacement ready to take their place at the specific residence.

First years are allowed to stay for the orientation week in January. A fee of R150/per day is charged for all senior students that arrive before the 1st of February

Yes, the Lease is for the full academic year.

Payments can be made into our bank account which is:

Direct Bank Deposit
Account Holder: Premier Student Accommodation (PTY) Ltd
Bank Details: NEDBANK CURRENT ACCOUNT
Branch Code: 198-765
Account No: 1098262522
Reference: Student Number

Payments can be deposited into the below account
Direct Bank Deposit
Account Holder: Premier Student Accommodation (PTY) Ltd
Bank Details: NEDBANK CURRENT ACCOUNT
Branch Code: 198-765
Account No: 1098262522
Reference: Student Number

Single Room R3 350,00
Single En-Suite R3 350,00
Two Sharing R2 750,00
Two sharing En-Suite R3 150,00
Three sharing R2 500,00
Three sharing En-Suite R2 750,00

No! Pets are strictly forbidden.

Yes, each residence has laundry facilities.

Prior arrangements can be made for visitors to be accommodated in our buildings at a cost of R150.00 per visitor per night payable upfront.

The building is a smoke free building. Smoking, drinking or the taking of drugs is strictly prohibited within your room and in the common areas of the building.

Each room has a mattress and bed, either a free standing or built in wardrobe, a study desk, chair, a lamp and shelve.

All residences have single beds.

Most of our residences do have parking space.

Yes bicycles are allowed.

Yes a bar fridge is allowed.

You are advised NOT to bring your own personal toaster or kettle. As the overloading of power circuits may result in a fire risk. Students are prohibited from using all high powered electrical equipment in the rooms e.g. heaters, kettles, irons, electric blankets, toasters, microwaves, electric rings, and cooking apparatus.

Personal electrical equipment used, including connecting leads, must be serviceable and in a safe condition.
The Residence Manager has the right to refuse use of (and, if necessary, remove from the room) any piece of electrical equipment within the residence.

Currently all our residences are self – catering, stoves, fridges and microwaves are available in the kitchens.

Bedding (duvet, pillows, sheets, duvet cover and pillowcases) are not provided. You will need to bring your own.

University life may at first appear very different to your previous living environment. However, within a few weeks most students find they have settled in and are enjoying the new life. Residence leaders take responsibility for encouraging a sense of community within each residence and are experienced at working sensitively with students on a wide range of issues. If you are experiencing any difficulties it is important that you first try to resolve any issues by talking to a member of the house committee, they can then liaise with residence managers directly if your situation is urgent.

Information on who to contact can be found with the student leaders.
If you have a question regarding the facilities in your room or residence, please speak to the Residence Manager.
If you have a question relating to your contract and payments, please contact the administration office.

If you have any specific religious requirements regarding your accommodation allocation we encourage you to contact your residence manager.