Finding accommodation in the popular cities of The Netherlands can be a real challenge. Inholland University of Applied Sciences does not have a tradition of on-campus accommodation. Currently, there is a growing housing shortage for students in The Netherlands. Therefore, we advise you to start looking for accommodation at least four months in advance. To help you finding a place we have listed out some housing agencies, companies and platforms.
For the International Creative Business programme, Inholland Den Haag is able to offer a very limited amount of rooms in collaboration with DUWO. These rooms are meant for international ICB students. UDPATE 17-07-2019: There are no more rooms available!
As a student of Inholland University of Applied Sciences you can receive a VIP profile and priority access to the listings in Rotterdam, Delft and The Hague of Housinganywhere.
You have the opportunity to sign up for the international student housing platform where you can safely book your new room, offered by verified private landlords and by outgoing students. You are free to sign up at their platform. Do you need more information or have a specific question? Send an email to vip@housinganywhere.com.
Temporary accommodation
Social Networks (Facebook)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Please realize that renting a room through all of these services falls under your own responsibility, so be aware of fake accounts.
Never send a copy of your ID if you do not know who the owner is. Furthermore, never pay deposit or rent until you have the keys to the accommodation in your possession. If the landlord wants to send you the keys by post, this is usually a sign of fraud as well, as well as a payment via Western Union. Be careful of these signs!
Did you find a room? Go see it for yourself and always take someone with you. Prepare a list questions in advance, for example:
Read the contract very carefully before you sign and make sure you understand everything. Check what is included in the rent and what is not. Additional costs are often not covered by the basic rent.
Looking for more information? Please go to studyinthehague.com.