Government Housing through Sponsorship
#1
Government Housing through Sponsorship
Hi everyone
We have been sponsored by SA government and we can apply for government housing for the first few months. This is not always guaranteed and wondered if anyone had any experience of the process and been successful in obtaining it.
Any comments greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Lia
We have been sponsored by SA government and we can apply for government housing for the first few months. This is not always guaranteed and wondered if anyone had any experience of the process and been successful in obtaining it.
Any comments greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Lia
#2
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 470
Re: Government Housing through Sponsorship
Hi , We applied for the OAA (on arrival accomadation) and we were informed a few weeks ago we go it,,in a nice part of Adelaide aswell, so we are well pleased,, it only for up to 12 weeks, but thats plenty of time to find a permanent address, Im just happy to get a roof over our heads for when we land. I have heard its hard to get but we must of timed it just right. Apply for it and see what happens,you have to have flight details etc.
Bluekipper
Bluekipper
#3
Top Dog
Joined: Apr 2006
Location: Uk - hopefully to VIC
Posts: 374
Re: Government Housing through Sponsorship
Anyone know if this is available through SS in rural VIC?
#4
Re: Government Housing through Sponsorship
Hi everyone
We have been sponsored by SA government and we can apply for government housing for the first few months. This is not always guaranteed and wondered if anyone had any experience of the process and been successful in obtaining it.
Any comments greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Lia
We have been sponsored by SA government and we can apply for government housing for the first few months. This is not always guaranteed and wondered if anyone had any experience of the process and been successful in obtaining it.
Any comments greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Lia
You already know it's not easy to get. Thousands apply, a few are successful.
No. It's a South Australia government initiative.