Poland
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2
Cities
5
Properties
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Monthly Cost
From PLN 1700+
From university accommodations to private studios
Security Deposit
Usually required
Often around one month's accommodation fee.
Contract Length
Varies by provider
Fixed-term stays are common; some providers offer up to 12 months.
Utilities
Check what's included
Some residences include bills; private rentals may charge them separately.
Documents
Passport / ID
Proof of admission or enrolment may also be requested.
Location
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How much does student accommodation cost in Poland?
Student accommodation in Poland can range from around PLN 500 per month for a place in a university dormitory to PLN 3,000+ for a private room or studio in a major city. Prices vary considerably depending on the city, location, room type and accommodation standard. Warsaw and Kraków are generally among the more expensive student housing markets, while university-operated halls are usually the most affordable option.
What types of student accommodation are available in Poland?
Students in Poland can choose from university dormitories, private student residences, private rooms, shared apartments and studios. University halls are usually the lowest-cost option but places can be limited. Private student residences often offer additional facilities such as study areas, communal spaces, gyms and laundry facilities, while private rentals provide a wider range of locations and property types.
When should I book student accommodation in Poland?
It is best to start looking for student accommodation several months before the beginning of the academic year, particularly if you plan to study in Warsaw or Kraków. Demand increases before the autumn intake and popular room types and locations can become limited. University dormitories also have their own application periods, so students should check their university's accommodation deadlines separately.
What do international students need to rent accommodation in Poland?
Requirements depend on the accommodation provider. Students will normally need valid identification or a passport, personal details and a signed rental agreement, while some providers may also request confirmation of university enrolment or admission. A security deposit is also common. Always check the contract, deposit conditions, utilities, payment schedule and cancellation terms before booking.
Which cities in Poland are popular for international students?
Poland has established university cities across the country, including Warsaw, Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław and Gdańsk. Accommodation prices and availability vary between cities, so students should compare options based not only on monthly rent but also on distance from their university, public transport and what is included in the price.
How can I find student accommodation near my university in Poland?
UniFeelsHome helps international students find suitable accommodation based on their university, city, budget and personal preferences. Tell us where you will be studying and what you are looking for, and we can match you with available accommodation options from our network of providers in Poland.
