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Homestay Host Reimbursement

The Australian Homestay Network operates in a number of regions across Australia. Each location has host reimbursement rates specific to the living costs and services available in that region. Host reimbursement rates include the use of laundry facilities, utilities (e.g. power, water) and internet.

Please note: Prices subject to change based on market conditions. Are you a student? Please visit the “STUDENT HOMESTAY PRICING” page for student prices

2024 Homestay Host Reimbursement Rates Toowoomba
Over 18s Homestay Packages (Per Week)
Private Room Shared Room
Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$310 Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$280
Traditional Homestay
2 meals Monday to Friday, 3 meals on weekends
$280 Traditional Homestay
2 meals Monday to Friday, 3 meals on weekends
$250
Dinner Only $255 Dinner Only $225
No Meals $230 No Meals $200
Under 18s Homestay Packages (Per Week)
Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$330 Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$300

 

2025 Homestay Host Reimbursement Rates Toowoomba
Over 18s Homestay Packages (Per Week)
Private Room Shared Room
Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$350 Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$320
Traditional Homestay
2 meals Monday to Friday, 3 meals on weekends
$320 Traditional Homestay
2 meals Monday to Friday, 3 meals on weekends
$290
Dinner Only $290 Dinner Only $260
No Meals $250 No Meals $220
Under 18s Homestay Packages (Per Week)
Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$370 Complete Homestay
3 meals, 7 days per week
$340
  • Additional reimbursement may be offered if hosts are requested to supply special services to guests.

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Reviews from our Hosts

Shunkai is a delight to have stay in our home. He is very respectful and has a great sense of humour. Very happy to have him stay with us.

Kristina

Sogen is an absolute pleasure to have stay. He is extremely polite and excited to eat and learn Australian culture. His English is getting stronger every day.

Melanie

We are so happy to host Lily. She is very nice person, polite and respectful. As we have our own children, we treated her as our own too. Understood that she was far away from home and her family. We tried to help her to settle living in Australia. Also so glad that we received positive feedback from Lily. Hope all the best for her study and future. looking fwd to host another student.

Andry

We have done homestay for 9 1/2 years and had some awesome experiences and shared amazing memories with our students.

Selena H.

We have throughly enjoyed having Tuk with us. We are definitely going to miss his presence in our home. He has been an absolute delight to have with us. We are looking forward to future students staying with us 🙂

The Fullerson's

He is wonderful young lad. Very easy going, happy and independent. He is determined to do well, loves chatting and just spending time. A great student. I feel very lucky to be his host.

Donna

Steven has become such an integral part of our family, we all love him to bits. He easily settled in with us, and we all enjoy our “family dinners”.

Toni L.

Our time together was incredibly joyous, filled with laughter, cultural exchanges, and the creation of lasting memories.

We are eagerly looking forward to hosting more guests and are committed to being the best hosts we can be, creating a warm and welcoming environment for all who stay with us.

 

Donna

Our family have been hosting for AHN for many years and have found hosting to be one of the most rewarding gifts that just keeps on giving! Homestay is not just an opportunity to share our home and the Gold Coast, but hosting students provides a unique opportunity to learn about their country, their people and culture.

The Baker Family

Kanako is such a lovely girl and we are having such a great time with her. She is learning a lot of English with us and is helping my daughter with her Japanese too!

Jyana

Having an internstional student has certainly changed our perception of Japanese culture and it will be difficult to say goodbye when her stay ends. We have had no problem in overcoming any barriers during her homestay.

Karen A.

Our students loved our safe, family life and enjoyed the personal attention they received. We involved our family and it was always a treat to experience the new culture. It was important to us that the students experience the Australian way of life.

Judy B.

Very polite and helpful young man. Has fitted into our family lifestyle extremely well.

Janet

Joe has become my surrogate son! Such a lovely young man, and we will be in contact for years to come.

Suzie P

We absolutely loved Nobu! He was our first ever home stay and he set the bar so high! What a wonderful, optimistic, creative, human being! The experience was so rewarding for us and he is already so missed!

Giorgia

Sho was an excellent student. Actually almost all your students are top notch respectful people. We miss their presence in the house.

Simon N.

Hosting can be a very enjoying experience, and communication is the key to success. We have been able to assist with varied emotional experiences helping our girls adapt to life in Australia.

Paul and Kay

I have a great relationship with all my homestays. I still keep in touch with them through Facebook, Instagram, Wechat and meals out with the students.

Victoria H.

Hosting can be a very enjoying experience, and communication is the key to success. We have been able to assist with varied emotional experiences helping our girls adapt to life in Australia.

Paul

They were an absolute pleasure to host. So many laughs and when they left, tears. Amazing how much of a bond can be made in only 11 days. Miri and Rina will always be apart of our family.

Donna

Seven years ago, we accepted our first homestay student. We originally decided to become homestay parents to put some additional funds into our mortgage, however we quickly discovered that like most things in life, the more you put in, the more you get back.

Brad and Claire R.

Good student and really happy share our experiences living in Australia. She also introduced a lot Japanese culture. Thanks AHN give us opportunity to host.

Jenny

We have thoroughly enjoyed our homestay experience. We have learnt a lot from our students. We have made some lifelong friends and have acquired some ‘daughters’ since we became homestay parents.

Brad and Claire R.

I am enjoying having the students in my home as I live by my self and it’s nice to have someone to cook for again and the company is great. Thank you very much. I am very happy.

Gail

The most rewarding thing about becoming a homestay host is getting respected and numerous fiends all over the world and they treat you like their second mum.

Victoria H.

Minami is an absolute delight to have as part of our family! She is loving getting involved in all our activites and especially swimming at the beach with us and was so excited to see dolphins at our local beach the other day. She is keen to be a part of everything, which is great!

Skye

I was hesitant about taking a student from Saudi Arabia, but I will never prejudge any student again. He was polite, spoke great English, respectful and so helpful. I keep in touch with him, his wife and his two children and he calls me his Oz mum. I was even the first person to find out that he passed the first component of his PHD. I currently have a student from Saudi Arabia although some 15 years younger he is also wonderful.

Victoria H.