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Flatshare in Montreal

CA$867/month

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Room at Rue Guy

CA$839/month

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Room at Montréal

CA$1,083/month

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Room at 2100 Boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3H 1K6

CA$1,040/month

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Room at Sherbrooke St E,Montreal, QC H2X 1C6, Canada

CA$953/month

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Room at Rue Sherbrooke Ouest

CA$690/month

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Room at Montreal

CA$839/month

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Room at Montréal

€885/month

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Room at 1839 Av. Lincoln

CA$845/month

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Room at Rue Durocher

CA$900/month

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Room at Montréal

CA$1,062/month

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Room at Av. Summerhill, Montréal, QC H3H 1C5, Canada

CA$690/month

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Room at Montreal

CA$1,062/month

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Room at Durocher Street, Montreal, QC, H2X 2E2

CA$997/month

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Room at Chemin de la CĂ´te des Neiges

CA$1,213/month

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Room at 2100 Boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3H 1K6

CA$1,083/month

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Room at 1575 Summerhill Avenue, Montreal, QC, H3H 1C5

CA$750/month

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Room at Montreal

CA$866/month

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Room at 5111/5333 Sherbrooke Street East - Suite 3361, Montreal, QC, H1T 3X2

CA$780/month

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Room at Montréal

CA$975/month

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Room at Avenue Summerhill

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Montreal

This Canadian city attracts young internationals who want to study both English and French. This makes the city's multicultural environment fun and dynamic, allowing students to share their experiences with peers from different parts of the world.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Montreal159€671
Residence Montreal107€900
Studio Montreal11€1018
Entire place Montreal46€1108
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Most students prefer renting a room in a shared apartment. This option helps them save on rent and enjoy living with roommates from various nationalities, which makes the experience more enjoyable.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Montreal

Here are some key aspects of living in shared flats to help you find your ideal accommodation:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Montreal

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  • Sharing a flat leaves more room in your budget for enjoying Montreal's leisure options, like nightclubs, bars, museums, theatres, and historical sites.
  • You can find a room conveniently located near your institution or the city centre. Popular neighbourhoods among students include Quartier Latin, Plateau-Mont-Royal, Village, Downtown, and Mile End.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Montreal

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  • Winter temperatures can drop below -10°C. Keep this in mind to find accommodation with good heating and reach an agreement with your roommates about its use.
  • The cheapest rooms are usually far from the city centre, so pay close attention to the public transport connections available.

Apps for your international exchange programme in Montreal

To make your exchange in Montreal smoother, use apps designed for international students. These apps can help you with different procedures and provide information and advice about life in the city. For example, a handy tip is to learn both English and French to fully embrace the city’s multicultural vibe.

How to meet people in Montreal

Feeling overwhelmed about arriving alone in the city? Don’t worry! Here are some ways to meet people in Montreal, besides bonding with your flatmates:

Student associations in Montreal

There are many associations and sports clubs to join, so find the ones that match your interests. Specific associations for international students, like the “McGill International Student Network”, are also a great place to start.

Facebook groups for international students in Montreal

Many institutions and universities create Facebook groups for international students, so you can search for them and join them. You can also find general groups for students from different parts of the world in Montreal, which makes it easier to connect with other students attending different institutions.

WhatsApp groups for international students in Montreal

You’ll likely find WhatsApp groups to join, as well as Telegram servers and Discord communities. Joining these groups allows you to stay in direct contact with other students and meet people with similar interests to make plans together.

Tips for sharing a student flat in Montreal

Keep these tips in mind when living in a shared flat in this Canadian city:

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  • Besides enjoying Montreal, use the money saved on rent to travel to nearby cities, such as Toronto, Ottawa, New York, and Washington D.C, all of which have good connections to Montreal.
  • If you enjoy nature, consider finding accommodation with easy access to Mont Royal Park. It offers large green spaces and viewpoints with stunning views of the city.

Frequently asked questions about sharing a flat in Montreal

How much does a spare room in a shared flat cost in Montreal?
A room in a private shared apartment or a student residence usually starts at $350 per month. You may find cheaper options if you start your search early.
How to find roommates in Montreal?
Search online communities like Erasmus Play, where you can see a variety of available and verified accommodations in shared flats.
Should I share a flat or live alone in Montreal?
Sharing a flat is usually more fun and budget-friendly. You'll meet new people as soon as you arrive in the city and avoid feeling alone. Plus, you save on rent, giving you more money to enjoy other activities.    
What should I know when moving into a shared flat in Montreal?
Ask if the utility bills (water, electricity, gas, etc.) are included in the rental price. Also, inquire about the flat's rules, such as the cleaning schedules, visits, and other house rules.    
How to choose ideal roommates in Montreal?
Ideally, having flatmates of different nationalities would be best. It allows everyone to practise English or French more, which is likely a goal for many.

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