Housing

The Housing Office manages a limited number of rooms in Stockholm. Unfortunately, due to the high demand and shortage of accommodation in Stockholm, we cannot guarantee accommodation for every exchange student. We can only help Erasmus students who come to Stockholm University for studies so we cannot help students who are here on Erasmus internships. As it is very hard to find accommodation in Stockholm we advise students that have not been given accommodation through the Housing Office to start looking as soon as possible.

For more information about finding housing on your own please click on the following link:  http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/find-housing-on-your-own

Apply for housing

In order to be able to apply for housing you need to be an exchange student who is registered at Stockholm University for studies. The Housing Office has changed the routine for students who want to applying for housing. Exchange students who are coming for the Autumn semester 2013 must fill out the general registration form (students coming on an Erasmus agreement, Nordplus, Linnaeus-Palme or on a departmental agreement) or fill out the on-line application form for exchange students (students coming on a central-wide university agreement, North2North and Nordlys). Your coordinator will give this information to the Housing Office and after May 20 the Housing Office will e-mail all students who are coming for the Autumn semester 2013 information on how to apply for accommodation.

Exchange students who will only study for the Spring semester 2014 will receive information via e-mail in the middle of October on how to apply for housing.

http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/apply-for-housing

Apply for housing

We have a few apartments available so if you are an exchange student or international master student looking for housing please fill out the Housing application on this website. We will contact you within a few days to let you know if you have been given housing or not.

Arrival and finding the Housing Office

Practical information on how to get to Stockholm, the University and the Housing Office.

http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/arrival

For tenants

As a tenant you are obliged to follow the Housing Office's rules and regulations. It is important to keep our housing units in good condition, for your own and other tenants’ well being. Here you can find useful information on a range of important matters. More information: http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/for-tenants

Housing areas

Here you find information on our accommodation areas, location, etc. Our rooms for exchange students are located in different areas in Stockholm. Find out more about each location by following the the links in the left menu. More information: http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/housing-areas

Preparing to return home

Things to think about when preparing to return home: clean your room and return the keys on time. More information: http://www.su.se/english/study/student-services/housing-for-exchange-students/preparing-to-return-home

Key pick-up and signing the rent contract
Monday-Friday between 08:00-16:00 at the Housing Office Key Desk, located at Södra Huset, floor 3, entrance B at Campus Frescati

To make a fault report please use the Home repairs and maintanance request form on this webpage.

E-mail to the Housing Office: studenthousing@su.se

Visiting hours

Södra Huset, room B362                                                                                       

Tuesdays and Thursdays: 13:00-16:00

Fjällräven, the common room (for students living at Fjällräven)                          

Mondays: 10:00-12:00 

Kista Alléväg, the laundry room (for students living at Kista Alléväg)

Tuesdays: 10:00-12:00 and Thursdays: 14:00-16:00