What are my options?

Student Apartments

Student flats are an excellent alternative if you want convenience, affordability, and the opportunity to share your experience with students from all over the world. Everything you need is in one location, and you can move in immediately.

Why choose a Student Apartment?

• It is simple to find new acquaintances and socialize.
• If you need assistance or are unsure about something, support personnel is accessible.
• Apartments are often located near campus, so you spend less time traveling.
• You live in a secure and safe environment.

Homestays 

A homestay is ideal if you wish to stay with a local family and learn about their culture and way of life. Our suppliers have picked host families that are easygoing and pleasant folks who will make you feel at home in their house. You'll stay in your own comfy room and eat meals at home with your new family. Your host may also recommend fascinating places to visit and how to get there.

Why choose a Homestay?

• It's an excellent method to enhance your English.
• You'll meet new people and learn about the culture of the residents/locals!
• Living in a family environment might make you feel less homesick.
• You will be guided and supported while you settle in.

We've done the legwork for you by putting together a fantastic selection of accommodations to suit your preferences and budget. All of our partners have been picked based on their reputation as reliable student housing providers.

Accommodation Options for International Students Living in Poland

Select your accommodation

The selection of lodging can be quite individualized; while for some, comfort and quality are top priorities, other factors may include location, cost, or the view from the window. Because of this, we want you to be able to evaluate offers and choose one that will live up to your standards.

The five most popular housing options for our students are described here. To include your lodging in your trip cost estimate, use our service search engine.

Hostel 

People who have just arrived in Poland, do not want to or are unable to live in a dormitory, or who wish to look for housing immediately make hostels a popular short-term option. The least expensive type of lodging, hostels provide a substantial number of rooms in practically every Polish city. The hostels offer rooms with 2, 3, 4, and even 8 beds along with communal toilets, living rooms, and kitchens.

Shared accommodation

The most common type of lodging is a short-term rental, which may develop into a long-term rental based on requirements. Think Poland offers furnished apartments for rent in Warsaw under the banner of Student Stay. We have a few dozen apartments for international students in Warsaw's surrounding neighborhoods. Private single and double shared rooms, as well as public spaces like guest rooms, balconies, and fully functional kitchens, are all included in our offer. Wi-Fi Internet connectivity is available in our homes. Most frequently, international students from various countries make up the tenants.

Public dormitories

Student housing at universities is guaranteed for those attending public higher education institutions. Students can save money on transportation because the dorms are frequently found on campuses. Additionally, they have complete access to all university resources, including the library, wireless Internet, café, etc.

The most affordable option for long-term housing is this. 2, 3, and 4-person bedrooms with communal toilets and kitchens are available in public dorms. Due to the strong demand for them, it is imperative to make reservations for this kind of lodging as soon as possible.

Private dormitories

The number of private dorms in Poland increases yearly. Their advantage is the ability to book long-term accommodations; you can do so for up to a whole year. Sadly, there are frequently more persons eager to live in a dorm than there are available spaces. You must pay a deposit or two to six months' worth of rent in advance before moving in.

Renting an apartment or room

In major Polish cities, the housing market is growing quickly. Because of this, there are several proposals from owners to rent directly. Think Poland assists students who are unable to live in residence halls in finding a rental apartment on the housing market. We work with real estate firms and individual property owners who have chosen to rent their apartments to foreign students.