OR the parental home is an inadequate place to reside while studying, OR there is a compulsory requirement to reside at the institution while studying, OR they are undertaking part of their Australian approved course at an overseas institution. Parents move principal home frequently If the parents move home at least 5 times a year and it would require excessive travelling time ( 1.1.E.150 ) for the young person to continue attending their current school or to continue to work as an Australian apprentice after moving with the parents, the young person may need to live away from home to maintain continuity of schooling or apprenticeship. If the parents move back to the area where the young person is living, the away from home rate would NOT be payable for that period. Parental home is isolated The parental home is isolated if it is: 56 kms or more from an appropriate government school, OR at least 90 minutes travelling time one way, OR isolated because of impassable roads for 20 school days in a year. If the family would be eligible for assistance under the AIC Scheme, then the away from home rate would generally be payable to a young person living away from the parental home, without the provision of reasons. The parental home may be inadequate for study or job search activities if ONE of the following situations exists: overcrowding of the parental home which means the young person lacks the physical facilities and privacy (not meaning the