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Munich is a city in Bavaria known for its high quality of life. While the cost of living is high, you'll enjoy an international atmosphere and the excellent reputation of its institutions.
| Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Private room Munich | 1,017 | €1,426 |
| Residence Munich | 0 | |
| Studio Munich | 0 | |
| Entire place Munich | 586 | €2,262 |
If you want to live in a shared apartment in Munich, start your search several months before arriving in the city. Many students choose this German city for their exchange, so competition for shared apartments is high. The Erasmus Play search engine can help you find accommodation that meets all your needs.
In this section, we'll tell you the most important pros and cons of sharing a flat in this German city, details you should know before making your decision.
Planning for your international mobility can be tough, but Erasmus+ apps make it easier. These apps provide tips and instructions on what to do before you arrive, plus you can read experiences and advice from other students. You’ll also get access to some handy discounts and services.
Besides hanging out with your flatmates, here are some ways to meet new people in Munich:
Studentenwerk is the student union that assists students in Germany. For Erasmus students, there’s ESN MESA Munich (Münchner Erasmus Studenten Assoziation). This association organises events for students from all the universities in the city, including welcome parties, city tours, day trips, sporting events, and cultural visits.
Most Facebook groups are divided by school year, so you can meet other students heading to Munich at the same time as you. There are also groups related to student associations where you can meet people and get information about Erasmus life in Munich.
Associations and Facebook groups sometimes create WhatsApp groups for more direct and instant communication. You can usually find links to these groups in the information provided. ESN MESA Munich also has a Telegram group, and they share the link on their social media.
Here are some tips for living in a shared flat in Munich:
The average cost of a room in a shared apartment starts at around €450 per month, with the average being approximately €800 per month.
You can build close relationships with your flatmates and also join student associations, Facebook groups, and messaging service groups like WhatsApp or Telegram to connect with others.
Arriving in a city without knowing anyone can be overwhelming. Sharing a flat allows you to live with other students who are in the same situation. Plus, it helps you save on rent, leaving you with more money to enjoy Munich's social and leisure activities.
Find out the nationality of your flatmates, living with locals is a plus if you want to learn German well. Also, ask about the rules regarding the use of common spaces, cleaning, and general coexistence to avoid conflicts.
Use apps and websites like the Erasmus Play online community to find shared accommodation with other flatmates.
Find, compare and book student accommodation on Erasmus Play
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