Parents need the practical picture: recognised study options, total cost, application timing, accommodation, support boundaries and what must be confirmed before committing.
Before a student applies, families should review the programme choice, published entry information, annual tuition, payment timing, possible scholarship rules, accommodation and Hong Kong arrival needs. YD can help families understand the pathway and prepare questions, while TWC makes all admission and scholarship decisions.
Tung Wah College provides official off-campus accommodation for non-local students.[2] The Tsim Sha Tsui Dorm (Youth Dorm) at 182 Nathan Road is operated by Youth Dorm HK — about a 3-minute walk from TWC’s Tsim Sha Tsui campus. Starting from the AY2026/27 intake, a second official dormitory, the Sheung Wan Dorm, joins the options — about a 20-minute MTR ride to the TST campus. Both dormitories are managed to give students a safe, convenient home away from home.
Rents are all-inclusive (utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi and management services) and are charged per person, per month. TST Dorm room types and rents in the AY2026/27 guide:
Rental is charged ×12 months plus a one-month deposit.
Youth Dorm for TWC students is priced at HK$7,500–8,000 per person, per month, with rooms in quad occupancy only (no single or double rooms), available in Tsim Sha Tsui and Sheung Wan.[4]
Speak to a Youth Dorm education specialist about the latest room options, availability and rents.
Important: accommodation arrangements are separate from admission. YD does not influence admissions — TWC makes all eligibility, admission, scholarship and offer decisions.
Youth Dorm is an education consultant and the official student dormitory operator and recruitment partner of Tung Wah College HK — a strategic partnership since AY2024/25.[3]
We bring 17 years of experience in Hong Kong education and have supported more than 1,000 students. Our team advises families on programme and school choices, handles application procedures and documents, prepares students for interviews, and supports every step of the move to Hong Kong.
Because the dormitory and the recruitment service sit under one roof, students get a one-stop, school-to-dormitory transition: a confirmed place, a safe room near campus, and one team looking after both. That is how we make the move to Hong Kong successful and safe — from the first enquiry to the first night in the dorm.
TWC passed the HKCAAVQ Institutional Review without pre-conditions (September 2010); programme area accreditations follow.[1]
Youth Dorm is TWC’s official student dormitory operator and recruitment partner — a strategic partnership since AY2024/25.[3]
17 years of experience in Hong Kong education; more than 1,000 students supported.[3]
School and dormitory under one roof — a confirmed place and a safe room near campus, with one team for both.[3]
Tung Wah College × Youth Dorm — Memorandum of Agreement signing ceremony, 8 May 2026.
YD can help families understand the published information, compare programmes, prepare questions and plan the pre-admission journey. The guidance on this hub covers only programmes currently listed as open to non-local applicants.
After an offer, families typically need to plan payment timing, visa steps, accommodation and arrival logistics. These steps depend on official decisions and the student’s circumstances, so YD treats them as planning topics rather than promises. See why study in Hong Kong for official visa and post-study work information.
YD can support planning and guidance. YD cannot guarantee admission, scholarships, visas, accommodation or future employment outcomes.
Youth Dorm HK brings 17 years of Hong Kong education experience, a strategic TWC partnership and one-stop school–dormitory transition support. Share the student’s basic study profile and your questions; a Youth Dorm education specialist will review the details during service hours and follow up. TWC makes all eligibility, admission, scholarship and offer decisions. See the FAQ for common questions.
This page reflects TWC’s official material as at September 2026. TWC has published 2027/28 details for non-local bachelor’s programme availability, average annual tuition, the entrance scholarship value and renewal criterion, the in-person interview requirement, institution statistics and Malaysia entry requirements. Where TWC has not published 2027/28 details — including the 2027/28 dormitory guide and room rents, application windows and other markets’ exact requirements — the AY2026/27 material below remains the planning reference; this page will be updated as TWC publishes new information.
