A place to stay!

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Vassia5Member15 August 2013 04:10:37

Hello,
My name is Vassia and I'm 19 years old.
I'm here because I really need to find a place to stay.
At first I was thinking that I could find an apartment to stay alone. Then I figured that maybe it's a little difficult to find something let's say "affordable" so I was thinking that it's also a very good idea to live with other people with the same age as mine or a little older in the same house.
So, my "plan" is to move to munich in September (18.09.2013) in order to get used to the environment that I'm gonna live and also for my german language course.
I need to learn German so I'll be able to study for kindergarten teacher.
My german language course starts in Octomber (07.10.2013 or 09.10.2013) so I need a place to stay for at least 9 months, an appartment to stay alone or a flatshare I don't really have a problem.

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vroni Active member

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vroniActive member15 August 2013 05:26:51

you may want to try http://www.studenten-wg.de or http://www.wg-gesucht.de/en/

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ArmandViP15 August 2013 07:01:11

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Hi Vassia !

Maybe you should try posting an advert in the Munich housing section as well.
It might help.

Regards
Armand

beppi Germany/Singapore Expert

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beppiGermany/Singapore Expert15 August 2013 07:42:29

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Munich has a very tight housing market - too many people searching for a place, and too few places available.
You should arrange temporary accommodation (e.g. in a hostel or B&B) for the first few weeks, so you have time to find a place to stay. (Also, many places are not available immediately, but advertised weeks to months ahead of being vacant.)
And be prepared to pay the price - Munich is the most expensive city in Germany in terms of rent (and most other things).