Many people worry that when they go to Australia, they will be lonely if they can't find any new friends in an unfamiliar place. Today, we will share the specifics of the distribution of people in Australia. Which city will you choose to study or travel?

The 4 Regions with the Largest Distribution of People

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide are the most popular cities for people to live in Australia, see below for more information about these cities.

Brisbane

Brisbane is the third largest city in Australia, the capital of Queensland and the host city of the 2032 Summer Olympics. Brisbane's geographical location is well-connected, only one hour's drive from the Gold Coast, and 1-2 hours from Sydney and Melbourne by air. A well-developed tourism and real estate industry attracts 104,520 visitor arrivals to Brisbane each year.

The best areas for student accommodation Brisbane depend on individual needs and preferences, but here are some areas that are generally considered popular:

City Centre (CBD): The CBD is Brisbane's commercial and cultural centre, with easy access to public transport and a wealth of business facilities. Student accommodation here is usually well-equipped and convenient for students who enjoy city life.

West End: This area has a strong art scene with many small cafes and unique shops. It is an ideal choice for students who are looking for a literary and artistic atmosphere. In addition, West End's prices are relatively reasonable, making it a good choice for students on a budget.

Sydney

Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales and the largest city in Australia, with a total population of 5.2 million, among which the number of Chinese people is 552,680, accounting for 10.6% of Sydney's total population. Sydney is the economic centre of Australia, which is reflected in real estate, stocks and funds. Secondly, Sydney is also one of the famous tourist cities in Australia, with famous attractions such as Sydney Opera House, Chinatown and so on. In Chinatown, you can not only see many Chinese compatriots, but also taste the authentic Chinese food here, a solution to homesickness.

The best areas to rent student accommodation Sydney also vary from person to person, but here are some areas that are usually considered popular for international students:

Sydney Central Business District (CBD) and its surroundings: This is the busiest area in Sydney, with easy access to leisure, entertainment, shopping and transport. It is a great choice for international students who enjoy city life, convenient transport and multiculturalism. However, it is important to note that rents in the CBD are relatively high.

Redfern: This area is an Aboriginal area and the buildings are relatively a bit old, but the nearest train station to the University of Sydney is located here. All students coming to school by train have to get off at Redfern and walk about 7-10 minutes to the school. Therefore, Redfern is a good choice for international students who want to save time and cost on commuting.

Burwood: This area is not in the CBD but is very popular with international students. It is only one stop (about 10 minutes) away from Redfern Train Express, which makes life very convenient and there are many flats for students to choose from. In addition, Burwood is also a haven for food in the Chinese neighbourhood, making it a great choice for international students who like Asian food.

Melbourne

Melbourne is the capital city of the state of Victoria, Australia, and has been rated as the "World's Most Livable City" and "One of the Safest Cities in the Asia-Pacific Region" for many years. Melbourne's education resources are among the best in Australia, and in the QS World's Best Cities to Study in 2023, Melbourne is ranked fifth, attracting international students from all over the world. In addition, Melbourne's Chinatown is one of the best Chinatowns in the world, and it is very lively during holidays, with activities organised by the local community, such as dragon boat races during the Dragon Boat Festival.

The best areas to rent student accommodation Melbourne vary from person to person, but here are some of the areas that are generally considered student friendly.

Carlton: Right next to the University of Melbourne, within walking distance of the University and close to the Central Business District (CBD), Carlton is generally safe, has a beautiful environment and is convenient for everyday needs such as food and shopping.

North Melbourne: Although not as convenient, it is close to the University of Melbourne and can be reached by walking, tram and bus. There are hospitals, police stations, supermarkets and other amenities, and rents are relatively cheap.

The Melbourne CBD area (including Docklands and Southbank) is also a popular choice for international students on a budget. There are many international student flats located in this area, with a wide range of facilities and options.

Adelaide

Located in the South Australian region, Ad is the fifth largest city in Australia and is known as the Church City, the Athens of the Southern Hemisphere. Adelaide is famous for its vast, numerous parks, blue-grey sandstone buildings and relaxed lifestyle.

The best areas to rent student accommodation Adelaide depend largely on individual needs and preferences, but here are some areas that are generally considered popular:

City Centre (CBD): Adelaide's city centre is a commercial and cultural hub with convenient living, shopping, dining and entertainment facilities. Many student flats are located in or near the city centre and are within walking distance of the university, making them ideal for students who enjoy city life.

Around the University of Adelaide: The University of Adelaide is the main tertiary education institution in the city of Adelaide and there are many student flats to choose from in the surrounding area. These flats are usually well-furnished, in a good environment and within walking or cycling distance of the university, making them ideal for students.

East End: Adelaide's East End is a well-policed area with many parks and green spaces. There are also some student flats in this area, which are relatively affordable and suitable for students who are looking for a quieter environment.

North Adelaide: North Adelaide is not far from the city centre, with easy access to public transport, and is home to many middle-class and affluent families. Here there are also some student flats for choice, moderate price, good environment.