INVOICE

# 22341

Date: Mar 3, 2024

Payment Terms: ONE TIME PAYMENT

Dhofar University
Due Date: Mar 14, 2024
Bill To:
PO Number: 2913
SHANZA SARFRAZ
Balance Due: OMR 1,688.400

Item Quantity Rate Amount

SINGLE BED- DORMITORY (4 YEARS) 48 OMR 33.500 OMR 1,608.000

FOOD 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000
STATIONARY 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000
NOTES 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000
PRINTING 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000
LAUNDARY 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000
TRANSPORT 1 OMR 0.000 OMR 0.000

Subtotal: OMR 1,608.000

Tax (5%): OMR 80.400

Total: OMR 1,688.400

Notes:
PAYMENT ACCOUNT INFORMATION, WILL BE GIVEN THROUGH EMAIL.
Terms:
Quiet Hours: Typically, dormitories have designated quiet hours during which residents are expected to keep noise
levels to a minimum to ensure a conducive environment for studying and rest.

Visitation Policy: Many dormitories have policies regarding visitation hours and guests. Residents may be required to
register guests and adhere to specific guidelines regarding visitation.

Roommate Agreement: It's common for roommates to establish agreements regarding shared spaces, cleaning
responsibilities, and noise levels to ensure a harmonious living environment.

Safety and Security: Residents are often required to follow safety protocols, such as locking doors, not propping open
exterior doors, and reporting any safety concerns to dormitory staff.

Cleanliness Standards: Residents are typically expected to maintain cleanliness in their living spaces and shared areas,
including bathrooms, kitchens, and common rooms.

Alcohol and Substance Use: Many dormitories have policies regulating the use of alcohol and other substances on the
premises. This may include restrictions on possession, consumption, or distribution.

Smoking Policy: With an increasing number of institutions adopting smoke-free policies, dormitories often prohibit
smoking within the building or on the premises altogether.

Respect for Others: Residents are expected to respect the rights and privacy of their fellow residents, including
refraining from behaviors such as theft, harassment, or vandalism.

Fire Safety: Dormitories typically have fire safety regulations in place, including guidelines for fire evacuation
procedures, the use of prohibited items (such as candles or space heaters), and the maintenance of clear pathways.

Community Standards: Some dormitories may have additional rules or guidelines specific to their community, such as
participation in resident events, adherence to specific lifestyle choices, or involvement in community service.