Find Accommodation in Munich FAST!

Find a place to live in Munich quickly as a student. I'll show you where you can live and give you additional tips on how to find a dorm room or a shared apartment

Munich is the most liveable and expensive city in Germany, so finding accommodation can be hard. I hope that this video will help you :)

🏠Links mentioned in the video

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🕙Chapters:
00:00 - Finding accommodation in Munich is HELL
00:32 - What this video covers
01:07 - Where to live
02:06 - Your living options
04:31 - Finding accommodation
06:00 - Rapid Fire Tips
08:28 - How actually to apply

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Sub count: 453 (you can help out here)

This is only the beginning!!

[fritzkola]

Well you don't *have* to be accepted into a university to apply for the dorms. But to keep your application active, you will need to upload your enrollment letter for the next semester. For example, I submitted my studentenwerk Munich dorm application before I got my acceptance letter, but later I was asked to submit my enrollment letter.

[nnh]

AMAZING CONTENT!! This is such valuable information, especially for students coming to Munich from further away. Thank you for the concrete tips and insights!!

[azamattf]

Summary vs Details was a good idea. Thanks.

[MariamStrieth]

This was so helpful! I am thankful you made this. Many greetings from Greece!

[manasrishi]

Thanks Markus, Your information is valuable and really helpful.

[GenerationZxyl]

This video is very helpful <3 Thank you so much Markus. I am currently looking for an apartment right now for the upcoming summer 2024 semester.

I’m Dushyant, a 25-year-old about to continue my master's in environmental engineering at TUM in April 2024. I come from the beautiful island of Mauritius 🇲🇺 and am characterized by my easygoing and adventurous nature. I thrive on new experiences, embracing diverse cultures, and forming lasting friendships.

As I gear up for my move to Munich, I'm in search of a long term accommodation preferably as close to the TUM. My budget for warm rent is capped at 600 euros. Fluent in English and French, I'm also learning German :') and understand some Hindi.

I've been living in a WG in Hannover, so I'm accustomed to shared living, valuing cleanliness, respect for shared spaces, and a welcoming home atmosphere.

Thank you for taking your time and energy to read this message. If this message resonates with you, please feel free to contact me.

[MarcelosKanal]

Great value - especially the instagram tip!! I see so many flats going over the counter there. Did not forget to subscribe and like :D

[siddhiraskar]

Thank you so much for the video! Really helpful

[muller]

Amazing video! It's helpful for me. Thanks!!!💯

[SiWaZ]

Thank you man, this is really helpful !

[manasbasu]

Hey man. Love your content.
What are you pursuing btw?

[geekyabbas]

Request from one of your sub:-

Can you make video giving us the overview of monthly expenditure on Groceries, shopping, apartment rents and other essential/miscellaneous things. It would great if you share some real life experiences with tips on how to save money.

Love From India 🕊️ 🇮🇳
[PS:- I'm also planning to do my higher education in my dream uni TUM]

[phil_]

I will hopefully start at TUM this winter semester. My problem with Studentenwerk-München was that their waiting times were mainly 3 or more semsters in their information sheets. From your experience, is that really the case or is it possible to get those apartment in a shorter time period. Thanks!!

[kappamaster]

It's actually crazy how this hellish accomodation search is just normalized in Germany, in other countries you choose the accomodation, not the other way around. Idk how this isn't seen as an emergency issue and more people aren't pushing for change, but I guess it's cause once you get something permanent then it's not your problem anymore.

[jinkazama]

Thanks for info...can u do a video of getting cheap rooms at the outskirts of munich

[MusaShaik]

Hi Markus,

I Love your informative content bro. I am from India doing final year in computer science engineering. I am willing to pursue Masters in Data science / ML from TUM thanks for sharing the disciplined content.

[mrpanferno]

Da ich gesehen hab das du "Technology & Management" im Master machst. Ich wäre auch daran interessiert den Master zu machen. Könntest du mir erzählen wie des Verhältnis zwischen den Technischen und Betriebswirtschaftlichen ist? Wäre nämlich an einem Techniklastigeren Studium interessiert. Danke!!

[victoriaandara]

Hi Markus,

Thank you for the content. Was very useful. Actually I am writing you regarding my niece. She just got accepted to TUM, bachelor in management and technology.
She is 19yo, from Moldova, international champion in sport dances, with no bad habits, super organized, the pride of our family and honestly speaking she is a dream of a girl.
Since you mentioned that one of the key of finding a place in Munich is to ask around, maybe you could recommend someone. Best option would be a WG, with 1-2 more girls, budget max 800 eur/month.
Do you think you could help?

Btw, I live in Switzerland and I am planning to come in 2 weeks for a couple of days to check on the places for her.

Thank you in advance,
Best regards,
Victoria

[zaired]

Great video! Do you know what kind of accomodations are available for exchange students for a single semester, like what options are there if I don't get a place in a dorm

[ahmed_gamal]

Hi Markus, I will most probably not be able to come to visit and see apartments my self (I live in egypt) are there any tips of how to avoid scams ?
And thank you soo much for your videos ❤❤