Stamford's colleges are all located in major urban centres, close to affordable and safe housing for students. Each college has its own student welfare division that is in charge of accommodation. Enquiries on student accommodation may be made at the Centre at the time of registration for a course. To find out more about accommodation, please write or contact any of the following persons.

College	Person to contact
Stamford College Petaling Jaya - Jalan 223 - Jalan Barat	Ms. Nancy Quah nancy.quah@stamford.edu.my Tel: +603 79685516, 79685513 Fax: +603 7958 4705
Stamford College Malacca	Puan Rahimah Bte Mahat rahimah.mahat@stamford.edu.my Tel: +606 282 2613 Fax: +606 282 4103

Malaysia is a dynamic developing country whose schools and colleges are attuned to the needs of world markets.

Located at the heart of South East Asia, Malaysia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region and trades with all the commercial nations in the world. Its capital, Kuala Lumpur, is one of the most modern, clean and safest cities in the world.

Other facts on Malaysia:

Climate	Hot and humid all year. Humidity is usually 80%. Temperatures is between 25°C to 30°C.
People	Multiracial country. The three largest communities are Malays (62%), Chinese (28%) and Indians (10%).
Language	Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) is the national language. English is widely spoken as well. Other languages and dialects such as Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Tamil are common among the Chinese and Indian communities respectively. In Stamford College, all courses are delivered in English.
Religion	Islam is the official state religion. However, the Malaysian Constitution guarantees freedom of worship. As such Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism are other main religions.
Currency	Ringgit Malaysia (RM). The Student Services Department will assist international students on currency conversion and other banking matters upon arrival at Stamford College.
Accommodation	There is a wide range of off-campus accommodation to meet student budgets. Student Services Department will make arrangements for international students upon receiving a request for accommodation.
Food	Students can cook their own food where cooking facilities are available at their accommodation. Alternatively, eating out is cheap and there is a wide variety of cuisine to choose from.
Traveling	Public transport is widely available. Some areas in KL are served by rail and light rail systems.

Source: Study in Malaysia Handbook, 3rd edition