International Student Accommodation

Moving to another country can be a daunting process. We're here to help make the transition into your new accommodation as smooth and as comfortable as possible.
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Peace of mind

  • No visa, no pay? Don't hold off booking your accommodation. Secure your spot today and cancel for free if you don't get a visa.
  • No UK guarantor? No worries, your guarantor can be based anywhere in the world.
  • Cancel for free if you don't get your university grades.
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You need to book your accommodation before coming to the UK as a requirement of your VISA application. Your accommodation should cover the duration of your studies.

Other things to consider:

If you are not from the UK, your guarantor can be from your home country. We require a guarantor for all our bookings – this should be someone who is (a) over the age of 18, and (b) willing to agree to the terms and conditions of your contract.

September starters only: If you require a VISA to study in the UK and you don’t get your university offer or your VISA is rejected, we may be able to cancel your agreement and refund any deposit or advance rent paid in full.

Please send a copy of your visa application rejection or University CAS rejection by the 23 August 2025. The full cancellation terms can be found in your agreement.

If you are an EU student arriving in the UK from 2021, who is studying a course which is longer than six months, then you will need to apply for a visa. You can do this by visiting the Government website. If you are an Irish national, you will not need to apply for a visa.

If you are an EU student who is studying a course than is less than six months, then the new visitor route rules will apply to you. Please note that this replaces the current short-term study visa.

If you are an EU student who is already in the UK and has not yet applied for pre-settled status, then you will need to submit an application for the EU Settlement Scheme. Obtaining pre-settled status means that you will be allowed to leave the UK and return without restrictions for a period of five years.

The EU Settlement Scheme is free of charge, and you can apply by clicking here. Within your settlement application, you will be asked to provide proof about how long you have lived in the UK. You can do this by providing your National Insurance number, if you do not have a National Insurance number then you will need to provide a relevant alternative option.​

Still got questions?

Check out the Living with us page for FAQs, which includes lots of information such as what’s included in your room and how to pay your rent.

Want to chat to someone?

Our friendly team in the Customer Contact Village are here to answer all your questions and can book you a room quickly and easily. Visit the Contact us page for details on how to get in touch. ​

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