How can a student find housing in Amsterdam?

Websites for finding student accommodation

  1. Kamer.nl connects students with rooms, studios and apartments.
  2. Kamernet is a large search engine of rental apartments and rooms.
  3. KamersAmsterdam (in Dutch) features a range of affordable, student-friendly rooms in Amsterdam.

Where should I live when studying in Amsterdam?

Oud-West (Old West) is a mid-price neighbourhood. There is a high percentage of students living in this area. It is 5-10 minutes from the centre. Bos en Lommer can be a good place to find affordable rooms.

How much is a student room in Amsterdam?

Rent is between €300 and €850 per month, depending on what type of room you have. In addition to rent, you must pay administrative fees, a refundable deposit, and in some cases local taxes.

Is it hard to find housing in Amsterdam?

Finding a flat/apartment or house to rent in Amsterdam can be a serious challenge for expats and new residents. There is a significant housing shortage in the city – particularly in central areas – and the market is skewed by rent controlled public housing and a few unscrupulous landlords and agents.

Is Amsterdam cheap for students?

Here are the average living costs in major Dutch student cities: Enschede: 650 – 920 EUR/month. Eindhoven: 850 – 1,350 EUR/month. Amsterdam: 1,000 – 1,500 EUR/month.

How much bank balance is required for Netherlands student visa?

Proof you have sufficient financial means to support yourself during the course of your studies, set by the Dutch Ministry of Justice to be at least €850 per month. Bank statement and scholarship letters are accepted.

Is living in Amsterdam expensive for students?

The average monthly rent of living in Amsterdam for a single student varies from 500-1000 €. Renting your own private space would cost about INR 60,000 and if you are sharing the accommodation with a colleague or classmate, it will cost you around INR 45,000.

Is Amsterdam safe for students?

Amsterdam was listed as one of the top six safest cities worldwide in the Safe cities list of The Economist. In this index, Amsterdam scored highly for both infrastructure and personal safety. Students also indicate that they view Amsterdam as a safe place to live.