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      Apartments in Orlando for International Students

      International Students

      Have you recently moved to the United States and are planning to attend the University of Central Florida, Full Sail University, or Valencia College? Welcome! Finding an apartment is already an exciting and sometimes intimidating process, even for a local, but 407apartments.com is here to help. When looking for an apartment for international students in Orlando, use our tips below to easily find a comfortable place to live so you can start enjoying the benefits and local flavor of Orlando sooner.

      Apartments in Orlando for International Students

      We know some of the processes and terms of renting an apartment in the United States can feel new to you. You're already trying to settle into a new school and new community so it can be helpful to look for ways to simplify your experience. One way to do this is to look for apartments that offer furnished and all-inclusive packages. These are perfect for international students looking to streamline their renting experience. Since you have likely traveled a distance, you may not have furniture with you, and you can avoid the expense of acquiring it by looking for a furnished apartment. Remember, even though you may be renting an apartment that comes with some furnishings you'll need to bring your own items like utensils, dishes, cookware, linens, and other personal items. Plan to budget and shop for these things around move-in. Also, to avoid paying multiple bills every month, consider an all-inclusive apartment. Inclusions will vary but typically you'll find you're able to wrap utilities like electricity and water into one simple monthly payment.

      Additionally, look for apartments with roommate matching. Living with other students in the Orlando area can be a great way to beat boredom and make new friends. You can learn about the area more quickly and share your experience with others. Roommate matching is a simple process where the apartment community will provide a short survey to learn about your interests and lifestyle and then match you with roommates who share similar traits.

      Cultural Considerations for International Students in Orlando Apartments

      Though you're likely already aware, there are certain laws and restrictions in the U.S. that you'll need to be aware of as a college student to avoid trouble. For example, outside of the United States, there are often different age restrictions on alcohol consumption. In the U.S., alcohol consumption or possession under the age of 21 is not permitted. Be sure you have a form of identification with you at all times. Not only for the purchase of alcoholic beverages but just because it's a good safety practice. If you plan to drive or use a bike or scooter, you'll need to be licensed. Contact the local Department of Motor Vehicles for more information. If you don't plan to have a car, there are many apartments near public transportation to make getting to class and around town easy and stress-free.

      For additional resources to help international students, check out our Orlando Relocation Guide.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      What amenities should international students in Orlando look for in an apartment?

      Depending on your situation, you could have a more involved move, over longer distances than some other students. Looking for an apartment that is furnished or one that is all-inclusive can help streamline your life. Avoid having to move larger pieces of furniture or the hassle of purchasing by searching for furnished apartments. Also, an all-inclusive apartment can help you streamline your monthly bills by rolling your rent payment and other bills into one. This may include your electricity, water, trash, and more.

      Where can I find international food grocery stores in Orlando?

      Orlando is a prime location to discover great international cuisine to help you feel close to home. If you're looking to cook yourself, many supermarket chains like Publix sell a variety of international foods and spices. If you are looking for a more specialized item try specialty international grocery stores in the area. 

      Where can I learn more about moving to Orlando as an international student?

      When it comes to moving into an Orlando apartment as an international student, a great place to start is our relocation guide to Orlando. The team at 407apartments.com has put together a list of resources that help you plan your move, manage utilities, and learn about different parts of metro Orlando. To discover even more about Orlando neighborhoods, read our neighborhood guide.

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