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Accommodation

Please note!

Available student housing is limited, so read this information carefully and take action today to find your accommodation.

Unfortunately, it is not easy for international students to find accommodation in the Netherlands due to the housing crisis. Start your accommodation search early. Please be aware that finding a place to live is your own responsibility.

Check out these tips

  • You can find a room through (commercial) housing agencies in the city you want to study in.
  • If you know students that already study at Fontys, make sure to ask for their help.
  • Expand your search. Don’t just look for a room in the city but also in villages nearby.
  • Post a message on social media that you are looking for housing.
  • Beware of scammers. Tips to prevent scams.
  • Listen to the experiences of international students in the nuffic podcast finding student housing in the Netherlands

Need help?

Get in touch with Student Administration International.

31885074033
internationalstudents@fontys.nl
31610176464

(Commercial) housing agencies

A listing of commercial accommodation agencies is included below.

Student Accommodation in Venlo

Venlo offers a number of apartments which can be rented by students. Please note that additional costs may be charged by commercial accommodation agencies. In those cases, Fontys does not act as a broker. Please also be informed that student houses are scarce in Venlo, so make sure to start looking for housing in time.

Student Service Centre

If you have any questions about the financial or administrative consequences of moving to the Netherlands, or about living in Venlo in general, please do not hesitate to contact the Fontys Campus Venlo Student Service Center via SSC-Venlo@fontys.nl.

Brixhousing

Visiting Address (by appointment only):
Kaldenkerkerweg 2
5913 AD Venlo
+31(0)77 390 59 44

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hello@brixhousing.nl
Website Brixhousing

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Finding rooms online

There are various websites and Facebook pages where you can find rooms in Venlo.

External assistance housing

Are you renting a room, studio, apartment or house in Eindhoven and are you experiencing problems with your home, landlord or rental price?

Huurteam Eindhoven, the rental team of Eindhoven can help you find an appropriate answer to your question.

Address

Lijsterbesstraat 21H,

5616 LE Eindhoven

Opening hours

We – 13:00 – 16:00

Thu – 18:00 – 21:00

Monday through Friday you can reach us on social media or by mail.

Website: Huurteam Eindhoven – eerlijk advies, beter wonen!

E-mail: info@huurteameindhoven.nl

Facebook: @huurteameindhoven

Found a room? Check this before you sign a contract We understand that you want to enjoy your study- and student time to the fullest, and that includes living on your own of course! Fortunately in Tilburg there are quite a few rooms available in nice houses in nice places, but be careful before you sign your rental agreement. The last thing you want is to spend your hard-earned money on something that is not right. So tick off this checklist before you sign your lease, chances are it will be okay!

  • Is it a legal room rental? On the website of the municipality of Tilburg you will find a list of the room rental properties registered with the municipality. Houses where 3 or more people live and which are not on this list are wrongly used as room rental premises. In the case of illegal housing, the municipality must take enforcement action, which may mean that you cannot continue to live there.
  • Do you not pay any wrongful mediation costs? Intermediary agencies are generally not allowed to charge a mediation fee to the tenant when they act on behalf of the landlord.
  • Is the rent not too high? A landlord is not allowed to charge just any rent for a student room or rental home. You can check the maximum reasonable rent of accommodation via the rent check of the Rent Commission.

*https://www.studentintilburg.com/en/

Found a room? Check this before you sign a contract We understand that you want to enjoy your study- and student time to the fullest, and that includes living on your own of course! Fortunately in Tilburg there are quite a few rooms available in nice houses in nice places, but be careful before you sign your rental agreement. The last thing you want is to spend your hard-earned money on something that is not right. So tick off this checklist before you sign your lease, chances are it will be okay!

  • Is it a legal room rental? On the website of the municipality of Tilburg you will find a list of the room rental properties registered with the municipality. Houses where 3 or more people live and which are not on this list are wrongly used as room rental premises. In the case of illegal housing, the municipality must take enforcement action, which may mean that you cannot continue to live there.
  • Do you not pay any wrongful mediation costs? Intermediary agencies are generally not allowed to charge a mediation fee to the tenant when they act on behalf of the landlord.
  • Is the rent not too high? A landlord is not allowed to charge just any rent for a student room or rental home. You can check the maximum reasonable rent of accommodation via the rent check of the Rent Commission.
*https://www.studentintilburg.com/en/