International students

Arrive ready for a difficult student housing market.

Student housing in the Netherlands is scarce. We help students and parents build a realistic brief, prepare the right evidence and avoid unsafe shortcuts.

01

Check whether the search is workable

We assess budget, city, study start, registration needs, guarantor position and acceptable housing types before taking on the search.

  • Room, studio or shared home
  • Registration requirement
  • Guarantor and income evidence

02

Prepare before listings appear

A student application may need enrolment evidence, identification, financial support and guarantor documents. Having these ready helps when a legitimate option moves quickly.

  • Personal document checklist
  • Guarantor file
  • Short introduction for the application

03

Search with local checks

We assess whether the offer matches the brief, whether registration is allowed and whether the person offering it can be verified.

  • No payment merely to view
  • Written terms before transfer
  • Address and counterparty checks

04

Keep alternatives open

Central student rooms are not always available. Nearby towns, a longer commute or a temporary first address may be part of a realistic plan.

  • Commute-based search radius
  • Clear compromises
  • No guarantee of a result

Your brief guides the search

Checks before commitment

Clear scope and pricing

A search built around you

Start with an honest conversation.

We review your location, timing, budget and documents before agreeing the right search.

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