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Student housing, a shared flat, or your own four walls: Weimar offers a range of housing options for virtually anyone’s needs and lifestyle. The city is compact and easily walkable with student life spread across residential areas. This page offers tips, contact information, and practical advice to help you find suitable housing in Weimar.

Student dormitories typically offer private rooms to students with a shared kitchen and bathroom. The rooms are usually furnished and equipped with a bed, table, chair, wardrobe, and shelving. There are also fully accessible accommodation options as well as housing for students with children. The monthly all-inclusive rent covers all operating costs, including water, electricity, and heating. A 300 euro deposit is required when moving in.
The application process is straightforward and takes place online through Studierendenwerk Thüringen. The application period for student housing begins six months before the start of each semester.

Application Period for University Housing

Winter Semester: 
from 1 April to 31 July
Summer Semester: 
from 1 October to 31 January

Housing Allowance Less More

Students who receive BAföG may, under certain circumstances, be eligible for a housing allowance. Further information on this can be obtained through Studierendenwerk Thüringen. Students who do not receive BAföG may also submit an application for housing benefits.

Educational Allowance Less More

The City of Weimar offers students a bonus of €300 if they make Weimar their main place of residence.

Don't forget to sign up

After moving in, it is important to register with the City of Weimar’s Residents’ Registration Office, ideally within 14 days. At the same time, you should notify the Campus.Office of your new address so that important documents can be delivered reliably.

Campus.Office

Office of Student and Academic Affairs