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22 years old undergrad student coming from Mexico to study one semester in Melbourne at Monash University. I consider myself an easy going person, and will focus on getting to know around the city and the country. I like music and dancing, and a big pet-lover (so I'm ok with pets). Ideally, I would like to live with other international students, but it isn't a must. Will arrive in Melbourne sometime between mid-February.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
- 2
- 3
Property Type
- Dormitory
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Disco
- Easy Listening
- Jazz
- Indie
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
- Pet Cats Ok
- Pet Dogs Ok
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