- Check if you meet the requirements for the ER.GO call for applications
You might qualify for student housing through the ER.GO accommodation call. Find out more on the ER.GO website (in Italian only). - Start your search early
The earlier you start looking, the more options you'll have, and the less stressed you'll be.
- Talk to other students
Ask friends or acquaintances studying at the university for some tips.
- Learn about different areas of the city
Research the different areas of the city to understand which are closest to your classes.
- Expand your search area if needed
Moving a bit further from the centre to areas well-connected by public transport can offer more affordable and available options. Find out more on the transport and mobility subsidies for students. - Evaluate which rental agreement to choose
There are four types of rental agreements; learn about their characteristics.
- Get your paperwork ready
Have documents like your ID, tax code, and financial guarantees (pay slip or parents' income statement) ready for signing a lease.
- Consider temporary rental
Think about renting a place for a few months first. It’ll give you more time to find the perfect spot without rushing. - If you arrive in Italy from an EU or non-EU country
The SAIS (Student Accommodation and Information Service) offers you help in finding accommodation and signing rental contracts.
Check out useful services and resources to find flats, rooms and student residences for non-resident and exchange students at University of Bologna.
Published on:
09 July 2024