Accommodation for students in Brussels - top tips and advice

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4. Cost of living in Brussels
5. Accommodation for students in Brussels - top tips and advice
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If you have set your mind to be one of the lucky ones to come study in Brussels, then the first thing that will worry you is finding accommodation. Apartments are commonly known in Brussels by the Belgian word “kot” and you must know that the biggest part of your budget in Brussels will probably be the payment of your rent. If you want to know your options regarding student housing and accommodation for students in Brussels, keep reading!

University accommodation services in Brussels

You can check your university or school to see if they have accommodations offers. Usually they do, whether they are individual or shared rooms or studio flats. Those end up being slightly less expensive, monthly rents ranging from €200 to €600.

Student rooms in private properties in Brussels

The second option is simply finding a private property and there are loads of them, so be sure to visit your room before moving in to make sure you’re ready to spend several months there. However, rental costs can vastly vary; from €350 to €800. You can look for a private “kot” with your own means, but if you want to stop worrying about where you will stay, be sure to check our student rooms for rent in shared flats in Brussels. The best way to enjoy student life is to share a “kot” with other flat mates, you will divide the costs and make new friends!

University dorms and Student Residences in Brussels

Another option might be student residences and university dorms in Brussels, they are very present in the student areas where major universities and schools are located, i. e. the commune of Ixelles. The prices range from 450 € to 550 €, so be aware of the possibly non-included domestic costs like the internet, electricity and water. They usually offer a room with a private bathroom and kitchenette.

In need for accommodation in Brussels? We can help you!

We are aware of the difficulties students have to face regarding accommodation, so we, at Erasmusu, are available to help you during the process. Check our complete list of accommodation for students in Brussels, our studios for rent in Brussels and many other options! If you need extra help contact us and we'll find your dreamed "kot" for you!

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