1.Bank Transfers:
Direct transfers from your bank account to the recipient’s account.
2.Online Payment Gateways:
Utilizing online payment gateways such as Wire, Wise (formerly TransferWise), or similar services for international money transfers.
3.Debit or Credit Cards:
Payments made using debit or credit cards, either online or through other payment channels.
4.Remittances:
Sending money through remittance services that specialize in international fund transfers.
These payment methods offer flexibility, and the choice of method often depends on factors like convenience, fees, exchange rates, and the preferences of both the payer and payee. It’s essential to communicate with the recipient or payee to ensure that the chosen method aligns with their preferred mode of receiving payments.

The Cancellation policies may differ among properties. Should you wish to cancel your booking, it must align with the terms and conditions of the specific premises, requiring approval from your property manager. For optimal guidance, don’t hesitate to contact our care team at care@universalstudenthomes.com.
Q13

Universal Student Homes offers private accommodation with a range of room types, including shared, En-suite, and studio apartments. To inquire about these options, please send an email to hello@universalstudenthomes.com. Our booking experts will promptly connect with you to provide assistance.

All properties listed on Universal Student Homes are thoroughly verified and recommended for a safe and secure student life. Our existing students provide positive feedback, and the accommodations are equipped with CCTV surveillance, on-site staff presence, and regular CCTV checks to enhance security measures.

The “No Visa, No Pay” policy is a provision commonly offered by certain accommodation providers, especially in the context of student housing. This policy is designed to provide flexibility to international students who may face challenges obtaining a visa to study in a particular country.
Here’s how the “No Visa, No Pay” policy typically works:
1.Visa Application Denial:
If a student applies for a visa to study in a particular country and the visa application is denied, the “No Visa, No Pay” policy comes into effect.
2.Refund of Prepaid Rent:
Under this policy, the accommodation provider agrees to refund any prepaid rent or deposit made by the student if the visa application is denied, provided that the denial is through no fault of the student.
3.Documentation Requirement:
Usually, the student is required to provide official documentation of the visa denial to be eligible for the refund. This documentation serves as proof that the denial was beyond the student’s control.
4.Conditions and Timeframe:
Specific conditions and timeframes for invoking the “No Visa, No Pay” policy can vary among providers, so it’s essential for students to carefully review the terms and conditions.
This policy offers a level of financial protection for international students who may encounter unforeseen visa issues that prevent them from studying in the intended location. However, students should thoroughly understand the terms of the policy and communicate with the
accommodation provider to ensure a clear understanding of the refund process in case of visa denial.
Q

Feel free to contact the on-site maintenance office or reception to report any issues you may encounter upon reaching the accommodation. Alternatively, reach out to one of our student accommodation Experienced experts, and we’ll be glad to assist you with any queries on our Customer Support Email.
care@universalstudenthomes.com

Book your prefer accommodation with us in a very transparent and Easy Application process within a while.
1.Go to our Home Page
2.Find your city or university.
3.Make and instant inquiry.
4.Take a minute to fill out the form for your preferences
5.Hit the submit button.
6.Our Experienced Expert can connect with you as per your best reaching platform.
If you have already made an inquiry before so It’s advisable to consult with directly your experienced assigned Booking Expert or hello@universalstudenthomes.com to get personalized guidance based on your specific circumstances and the requirements of the accommodation you are interested in.

Certainly, you can avail our expert assistance to secure private accommodation. It’s important to note that reservations for dependents and non-students are not permitted in student accommodation. Our experienced team is prepared to offer optimal support for booking private accommodation that suits your specific needs.

Yes, all the tenants need to have renters insurance before moving in.

You have to show a renters’ insurance confirmation before getting the keys.

Rent increases usually happen after the lease term expiration.

Of course, it isn’t always increased. Our analysis accounts for the property owner’s requests and relevant market conditions.

Any problems that may affect the potential payment of rent should be notified to the relevant office straight away. You may be charged a fee for late payment of rent.

No, installing new locks on your own would violate the lease agreement terms. It’s possible to install a new lock upon request and approval; this may be a tenant charge depending on the situation.

In most cases, a tenant can only decorate or make changes to the property with the express permission of the landlord. We recommend receiving this permission in writing.

The pet policy depends on the terms in each specific lease agreement. You must notify our team of any pets before move-in.

When you already have a pet and you want to add an extra one, please call our office first. We will process every request separately depending on the lease terms.

Don’t worry – accidents happen. Tell whoever is responsible for the property maintenance as soon as possible. You will be expected to cover the cost of putting it right.

Don’t try to ignore or hide damage because it could get worse, and it will only come out of your deposit at the end of the tenancy.

Finding different types of rooms for accommodation can be done through the following steps with us:

A.Visit Our Website and Explore Cities and Listings:
Explore our website to discover accommodations listed in various cities. Our platform showcases different types of rooms offered by various providers. You can find detailed information about ensuite rooms, non-ensuite rooms, studios, apartments, and more.
B.Contact Our Experienced Staff:
Make an inquiry to gain access to information of wider choices. Our experienced staff can guide you through the available properties and provide details about the types of rooms offered. Reach out to us to get personalized assistance in finding the accommodation that suits your preferences and needs.
Types of All Room Types we can offer
Ensuite Room:
An ensuite room typically includes a private bathroom attached to the bedroom. This means the occupants have exclusive access to their own bathroom facilities.
Non-Ensuite Room:
A non-ensuite room, on the other hand, does not have a private attached bathroom. In such cases, residents may share bathroom facilities with others in the same living space.
Studio:
A studio is a self-contained unit that typically combines the living, sleeping, and kitchen areas into a single open space. It may have a private bathroom, and some studios include a separate kitchenette.
Apartment:
An apartment is a larger living space that often consists of multiple rooms, including separate bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen, and bathroom facilities. Apartments are designed to accommodate those students are looking a spacious and big space.

These room types cater to different preferences and needs, offering various levels of privacy, space, and amenities. When choosing accommodation, individuals often consider factors such as budget, desired level of privacy, and personal preferences in terms of living arrangements.

In the United Kingdom, a guarantor is typically someone who agrees to take responsibility for your rental payments and other obligations if you are unable to meet them. The most common individuals who can act as your UK guarantor include:
Parent or Legal Guardian:
A parent or legal guardian is often the preferred choice and is widely accepted by landlords and accommodation providers.
Family Member:
A close family member, such as a sibling or grandparent, may also qualify as a guarantor.
Friend:
Some landlords may accept a close friend as a guarantor, though this is less common and often depends on the landlord’s policies.
It’s essential to check with our team of experienced experts to confirm the specific requirements of providers or landlords before making the application, as they may have preferences or restrictions.
Additional Necessary Requirements:

The guarantor should:
Be a UK resident
Hold a UK passport
Have a good credit history
Demonstrate sufficient income to cover the rental payments in case you are unable to do so.
For further guidance and assistance, please contact our experienced experts at hello@universalstudenthomes.com.

In some cases, landlords or accommodation providers in the UK may accept a company-based UK guarantor. This typically involves a company or organization vouching for the tenant’s ability to meet rental obligations.

The acceptance of a company-based guarantor can depend on the policies of the specific landlord or provider.

• Additionally, for guarantor services provided by third-party entities, nominal charges may apply. These services, such as those offered by some organizations, specialize in acting as guarantors on behalf of tenants who may not have access to traditional individual guarantors. It’s essential to be aware of and prepared for any nominal charges associated with utilizing such third-party guarantor services.
  It’s advisable to consult with our experienced experts directly or hello@universalstudenthomes.com to get personalized guidance based on your specific circumstances and the requirements of the accommodation you are interested in.
  Q

Certainly, you should check with your Booking Experts or Direct accommodation provider regarding their policy on guests. In many cases, accommodations have guidelines for short-term visits, and your parents may be allowed to stay for a night.
It’s important to tenant can be inform the accommodation management in advance and adhere to any applicable rules to ensure a smooth and comfortable stay.

The types of rooms in a student accommodation building can vary depending on availability, different durations, and check-in dates. However, you can also compare the options in our listing:
1.Ensuite Room
2.Non-Ensuite Room
3.Studio Room
4.Apartments
5.Private Student Housing
Feel free to explore our listings and discover the room types that best suit your preferences and needs. If you have any specific questions or need assistance from our highly experienced experts, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team by filling the contact us form or via direct email to hello@universalstudenthomes.com.