How much money do you need to save in order to graduate from studying abroad in Sydney? The actual expenses vary.

Let me tell you about my actual situation during the two years I stayed in Sydney. Since I often worked part-time and my family situation wasn't great, I tried to avoid unnecessary expenses as much as possible. First and foremost, the major expenses were tuition fees and rent. I paid around $50,000 per year for tuition, and the weekly rent was approximately $320, which were unavoidable costs. As for daily expenses like food, clothing, accommodation, and transportation, I didn't have many friends, so I didn't eat out frequently. I mostly cooked simple meals at home, which cost me around $20 per day. However, there were a few months when I struggled to afford even basic meals. The transportation cost for round trips on public buses was around $6, which added up over the week. I rarely went out for leisure activities, and when I did, I chose free options. I spent around $40 per year on such activities. However, I still took up part-time jobs, so I didn't have any extravagant spending habits. Based on my experience, if your family situation isn't great, I would recommend studying in your home country. In my case, I hardly had anyone to talk to while abroad, and most of my free time was spent working part-time.