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Is {Country} Safe for Indian Students?
It’s natural to worry about this, especially if you’ve seen news stories. We’d rather give you practical advice than a promise that nothing can ever go wrong anywhere.
Habits that make a real difference
- Stay in the university hostel or a flat the university recommends, at least in your first year.
- Keep your passport, visa and registration valid, and carry photocopies.
- Register with your country’s embassy in Northbridge when you arrive.
- If the university tells students to stay in during a tense period, stay in.
- Use registered taxis or ride apps at night.
Food and weather
Food is less of a worry than most students expect. Many hostels run an Indian mess, and halal food is everywhere. The weather takes more getting used to. Winters regularly drop below freezing, so a proper winter coat and boots are a must. Many students buy them locally because they’re cheaper there.
Quick answers
Is {Country} safe for female students?
Many female students study there comfortably. The same sensible habits apply: recommended accommodation, travelling with friends at night, and staying in touch with your university’s coordinator.
Can I get Indian food?
Yes. Many hostels have an Indian mess, and there are Indian restaurants in Northbridge and Riverton.
Ready to study in {Country}?
Tell us your marks and what you want to study. We’ll tell you which universities in {Country} you can get into, what it will really cost, and help you through admission and the visa.
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