Yes, University Living offers great discounts on group bookings! Bring your friends along and enjoy affordable rates on your accommodation.

Overnight guests are allowed in student accommodation, but students must get prior approval from the landlord before having any guests stay overnight.

Yes, you can sublet your room if you need to move out. Simply contact University Living, and our experts will assist you with the process to ensure everything is handled smoothly.

A UK Guarantor is someone who has lived in the country for at least 3-4 years and has been employed during that time. The guarantor is responsible for covering the rent if the student is unable to pay.

Yes, most student accommodation properties offer laundromat services. Students can easily use these services whenever needed, ensuring convenience during their stay.

University Living follows a ‘No Visa No Pay’ policy, meaning you can receive a refund if your visa is denied. However, this policy can vary by property, so it's important to check the cancellation terms before booking.

If you're not a student, you can still book Private Apartments with University Living. However, Student Housing is exclusively available for students enrolled at a university.

Yes, with our ‘Refer & Earn’ program, you can earn a ₹5000 cashback or voucher every time you refer a friend to University Living!

Yes, parents are allowed to stay with you when dropping off your belongings. However, the student must first obtain permission from the property’s landlord to ensure it aligns with the property’s policies.

The kitchen typically includes a Gas Stove, Microwave, Oven, and Fridge. However, the exact amenities may vary depending on the property. For specific details, feel free to contact one of our experts. 

Students can pay rent for their student accommodation via bank transfer, debit card, or credit card.

Yes, students renting student accommodation can pay their rent in installments. However, some properties may require a Guarantor to qualify for this option. Be sure to check the specific property’s terms for details.

The duration of stay in student accommodation typically depends on the length of your academic term or lease agreement. Most students stay for a semester or academic year, but options may vary by property.

Student housing offers convenience, fully furnished rooms, 24/7 security, a community atmosphere, and often includes utilities like water, electricity, and Wi-Fi.

Yes, all properties are fully furnished! Additionally, the University Living Value-Added Services team is available to assist you in finding home essentials, no matter where you are.

Yes, students can choose their roommate. However, for any specific requests, it's important to first discuss this with the property’s landlord.

After you’ve shortlisted your favourite properties from the listing page, please send an enquiry to our support team to confirm their availability. One of our student housing experts will get in touch with you ASAP to guide you through the entire booking application.

Of course! We are happy to arrange viewings of the property for you or your friends/family who may be in the area. Some properties even offer Skype viewing in case you’re not able to make it.

Yes! We offer freebies whenever you recommend a friend! We also offer freebies, vouchers, and discounted prices on group bookings subject to the number of bookings.

A security deposit is the amount you pay the accommodation provider apart from the advance payment of rent. It serves to protect the property owner if a student violates the terms of the lease. Barring deductions due to property damage, etc., the security deposit is either refunded at the end of the tenancy or adjusted against the rent.

Most properties will refund your deposit amount if you can provide them proof that your visa application has been rejected. PAYMENT

You may transfer money from an overseas bank account. We recommend a local bank account or PayPal. And yes, most properties in the UK offer various payment plans in instalments provided you have a UK guarantor. In Australia, you can pay your rent annually, monthly, or fortnightly.

A guarantor (usually a parent or guardian) is the person responsible for paying your rent in case you default. They must:
1. Have good credit history
2. Be a citizen of your country of study
A guarantor based in the UK is mandatory for renting accommodation in the UK, especially if you are looking to pay your rent in instalments. Most providers will allow a non-UK resident to become a guarantor for you. If you don’t have a guarantor, we will connect you with our partners who can help you find a guarantor for a nominal charge.

Your rent gives you the right to inhabit the property. Many properties include all utilities (gas, electricity, and water) and Wi-Fi in the rental prices as well. Students will have to pay a deposit amount in order to secure their booking. This amount is either adjusted against the rent or refunded at the end of the tenancy if there are no damages to your room when you vacate.

University Living does not charge the students for the student housing. However a nominal commitment fees may be charged in case of a few private apartments

Yes, it is possible to cancel a booking as long as it comes within the cooling off period. Since each property has a different cancellation policy, it will be stated in your rental agreement. Please contact your Servicing Manager to initiate cancellation.

Most accommodations offer a fixed tenancy period, but it is possible to check in early.

The nature of documents required differ from one property to another. Usually, we need a copy of your passport, a letter confirming your enrolment in university, and your bank statement.

Some properties may require students to pay a security deposit before moving in. Be sure to read the property's detailed instructions for more information.

Each property has a dedicated on-site maintenance team. Students can easily reach out to the team directly or contact the Reception for any maintenance requests.

Yes, students can leave student accommodation early, but the terms and conditions depend on the property's lease agreement. Be sure to check the cancellation or early termination policy before making any decisions.

There are three types of student accommodation available:

• Student Housing 
• Private Apartments 
• Homestays 

Most student accommodation options do not include food. However, some properties may offer meal plans or have on-site dining facilities. Be sure to check the details of the specific property for any food-related services.

Pets are allowed at some properties available through University Living. However, certain properties may only permit emotional support animals, so it’s important to check the specific property’s pet policy.