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Finding Accomodation in Milan: A Practical Guide for Students

Finding a Home in Milan

Looking for accommodation in Milan as a student? Discover ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®’s guide: selected partners, residences, co-living spaces and practical tips for finding your new home!

Finding a Home in Milan

Moving to Milan to study is an exciting experience! Whether you’re coming from another Italian city or from abroad, finding accommodation will be one of the first steps of your journey. The good news is that you don’t have to face it alone: ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® provides you with tools, partners and support to find the solution that best suits you.

Discover our guide!

Milan offers a dynamic and varied rental market with multiple housing solutions. Prices vary depending on the area as well as the type of accommodation: central areas tend to have higher rates, whilst peripheral neighbourhoods — though well connected by public transport — offer more affordable options without sacrificing convenience. Milan benefits, in fact, from a very extensive and efficient underground and surface transport network.

ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® works with a selected network of agencies, residences, co-living spaces and digital platforms, all with experience working with Italian and international students.

 is ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®’s main partner for student accommodation services. The service helps students find housing in Milan for the entire duration of their studies and has a dedicated office directly within the campus at Via Carlo Darwin 20, Milan.

Other partners collaborating with ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® include:

  • Residences and co-living: ,
  • Rental agencies and services:   
  • Digital platforms:   

Knowing the different options available will help you choose the one most suited to you, based on your budget, lifestyle and study needs. Each solution has its advantages; the right one depends on your personal preferences.

  • Shared flat — The most popular choice among students. Sharing a home with others is a great way to make friends, practise languages and live alongside people from different cultures.
  • Co-living and student residences — The ideal solution for those seeking a social environment as well as an organised setting with a wide range of amenities. The facilities offer rooms or fully equipped apartments, with shared services such as 24-hour reception, laundry, bike storage and communal spaces including study rooms, a gym, swimming pool, cinema, lounge, canteen, shared kitchens, terraces and gardens.
  • Private apartment — For those who prioritise privacy and independence. Some providers offer all-inclusive packages with weekly cleaning and utilities already included in the rent.

Costs vary depending on the type of accommodation, location and range of services included. ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®’s extensive partner network guarantees you access to a wide variety of solutions for every budget and type of service you require.

  • Room in a shared flat or residence: from €500 to €1,200 per month, depending on location and services included.
  • Studio or one-bedroom flat: from €800 to €1,500 per month, depending on the area and services included.

Useful tip: if internet, utilities and building charges are not already included in the price, it is advisable to budget an additional €100–150 per month.

Ideally, you should start two or three months before your arrival in Milan. This will give you time to consider several options at leisure and book without feeling rushed.

Absolutely! A great many students book online before arriving in Milan: most partners allow everything to be handled digitally, without the need to view properties in person, thanks to virtual tours, detailed property descriptions and multilingual assistance. You can secure your accommodation comfortably from home, safely and transparently.

Finding accommodation is an important first step, but if you would like further assistance upon your arrival, some partners offer personalised support with administrative formalities or other needs you may encounter, through a personal assistant who will guide you through the entire process: from your arrival at the airport and choosing your home, to rental documentation and purchasing an Italian SIM card.

Are you an enrolled student or are you thinking of enrolling on one of ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® Milan’s courses? Speak to the Admissions team or fill in the form at the bottom of this page: you will be provided with all the information you need to find your accommodation!

Best of luck! Your future in Milan awaits.

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I budget for rent?

For a room in a shared flat or residence, the range is between €500 and €1,200 per month. If you are looking for an apartment of your own, budget between €800 and €1,500 per month. Remember to add around €100–150 for utilities if they are not already included.

When is the right time to start looking for accommodation?

The ideal time is 2–3 months before your arrival in Milan. This way you will have time to assess the available options and choose the solution you prefer, without any stress.

Can I book accommodation before arriving in Milan?

Yes, a great many students do. Specialist platforms offer virtual tours, detailed descriptions and multilingual assistance. By trusting one of these certified providers, you can secure your accommodation online with complete peace of mind.

How does ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® help me find accommodation?

ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ® connects you with a network of specialist, vetted partners: estate agencies, student residences, co-living spaces and online platforms, all specialised in helping Italian and international students. Contact the Admissions team or fill in the form at the bottom of the page to find out about our partners and the offers available to you.

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