If you are one of the many students who will participate in the Erasmus programme in Spain in 2022, or are simply coming to Spain to study or work as a language assistant, for example, it's time to start looking for somewhere to live in Spain. Spain is a favourite destination for many university students, as compared to other countries in Europe and the USA, the cost of living is not too high, the climate is temperate and above all, Spain's year-round party atmosphere takes the fancy so many Erasmus students. This our student accommodation guide for Erasmus students looking for a flat in Spain
By now, you probably know where you'll be spending your Erasmus yet and it's time to find a flat. The most popular destinations include cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Seville, while smaller Spanish cities such as Salamanca and Bilbao are also gradually making their way into Erasmus preferences. For any student, the first and perhaps most difficult option is how to find student accommodation in Spain.
The desire to make new friends and experience new things make renting a room in a shared apartment the most popular option for students coming to Spain. With a limited budget and wanting to save to travel and enjoy Spain's nightlife, most students dream of finding cheap student accommodation in Spain. At the same time, they also want to live in the coolest areas of the city.
It’s difficult, but not impossible. We at idealista offer you the cheapest rooms in the best areas of the most popular Spanish cities, where you can find rooms in shared flats. Your adventure starts here!
Find student accommodation in Madrid, Barcelona and beyond
Resa opens a new student residence in Madrid
Resa, the university residence operator, will open a new hall of residence in Madrid at the start of the 24/25 academic year. Resa Chamartín joins the company's network of 40 student residences located in 21 Spanish cities, offering more than 11,000 rooms.
Erasmus in Madrid: Information and Tips for Students
Embarking on an Erasmus adventure in Madrid can be an exciting and enriching experience for students. This vibrant city offers a plethora of opportunities for personal and academic growth. In this article, we will provide essential information and tips to help you make the most of your time as an Erasmus student in Madrid.
Erasmus in Barcelona: Information and Tips for Students
Erasmus in Barcelona is a popular choice for students looking to experience a vibrant city with a rich culture and history. This article provides essential information and tips for students planning their Erasmus adventure in the Catalan capital. Barcelona offers a unique blend of modernity and tradition, making it an ideal destination for international students. From its world-famous architecture to its bustling nightlife, the city has something for everyone.
Erasmus in Spain: what are the best cities in Spain for Erasmus?
Spain is one of the best places to study abroad in Europe and many of the most requested universities in the Erasmus programme are in Spain. It’s the country that receives more foreign students than any other, and studying abroad in Spain isn't getting any less popular. The reasons are obvious – Spain is different – but which city in Spain should I study abroad in? There are many universities in Spain for international students, and here’s our pick of the best cities in Spain for Erasmus
Student Experience to open its first student residence in Spain with 600 rooms
Student Experience has presented its new project in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid). It is a student residence located at Avenida de Rodajos nº 3 and will have a capacity for 600 people. The facilities will have common areas such as a restaurant, paddle tennis court, study area and a swimming pool located in the centre of the complex. Each of the rooms has its own balcony and bathroom, as well as a small area for storing and heating food. It is a new build structure, but has prefabricated pa
Are you renting? Do not forget to add a clause forbidding sublets!
Renting out property in Spain has been highly profitable for landlords over the last years (Covid-19 pandemic notwithstanding). Landlords can expect net yields of 5% p.a. If to this you also add in the capital appreciation, you’re looking at two-digit gains per year. We’ve covered this topic extensively in previous articles:
