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Only or mainly students live in these 67 student residences.
What to keep in mind when you look for a place to live as a student is in our tips for students.
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Studentenwohnheim Geschwister Scholl (Schollheim)
Studentenwohnheim Geschwister Scholl, MaxvorstadtOnly for students at state universities in Munich who live outside the S-Bahn area and can prove need. The average wait is 2 semesters.
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All rooms and apartments are furnished. Small room (9 to 10 m²): €269 a month. Medium room (13 m²): €301. Large room (14 to 16 m²): €326. Apartment (19 m²) with its own bathroom and kitchen: €400. Accessible apartment (20/26 m²): €421. Water, electricity, heating and internet are included in the rent of every unit.
Source: Website
Contract
If the administration offers you a tenancy contract, the length of stay in it is normally limited to 3 years. The first year is a trial period.
Source: Website
How to apply
Regular students at the state universities in Munich can apply, but not guest auditors or exchange students. You must not live within the Munich S-Bahn area (the information sheet names exceptions) and you must prove need. There is no deadline. You send all documents together by post or hand them in in person, and email is not possible. About 2 months later, an admissions committee of residents reviews complete applications, looking among other things at involvement, financial circumstances and social need. If you succeed, you go on the waiting list and get an offer by email when a room falls free and it is your turn. The average wait is 2 semesters.
Source: Website
St.-Albertus-Magnus-Haus (ALMAHA)
Katholische Studienhausstiftung St. Albertus Magnus, Pasing-ObermenzingPriority goes to students of the Hochschule München, Pasing campus. You can apply at any time, and the earlier you apply, the better your chances.
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111 single rooms at €275 each a month, service charges included. On each floor, 22 residents share 3 shower cubicles, 3 toilets and 2 kitchens, and the house's cleaning staff clean on weekdays.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is a one-off €550.
Source: Website
How to apply
According to the house rules, the hall is meant to serve in particular students of the Catholic faith who are less well off. Admission does not depend on religion or on a particular faculty, and priority goes to students of the Hochschule München, Pasing campus. You email the application form and a copy of your ID card, and you can apply at any time. An admissions committee of resident students and the hall management decides who gets a free room. You move in at the start of a semester.
Sources: House rules, Applying
Studentenstadt Freimann
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-FreimannWaiting time according to the price list: 3 to 4 semesters (as of October 2026). Renovation limits the places available, and the wait may get longer.
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Single rooms in shared flats, €283.20 to €480.70, partial apartments, €375.80 to €525.10, and single apartments, €401.10 to €505.50, each a month including heating. Apartments for single parents, €628.00 and €688.50, flats, €622.20 to €1,144.90, and one room suited to people with disabilities in a shared flat for 2, €505.40, on request. Apartments suited to people with disabilities, €624.20 (under renovation).
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Newman-Haus
Newman-Verein, MaxvorstadtFor students of the Munich universities and the Hochschule für Philosophie. Social commitment and, preferably, the Catholic religion count in the selection.
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Rent
From 1 October 2026 a normal-sized room (about 12 m²) costs €408 a month, and some smaller rooms (about 8 m²) in the attic cost €286. A large room (about 25 m²) for women only costs €542 according to the information sheet (May 2024). The prices include heating, electricity and hot water. The residents of a floor, about 8 to 13 people, share the kitchens, showers and toilets.
Sources: Applying, Information sheet
Contract
The first semester in the hall is a trial semester. The contract covers one semester and is then renewed from semester to semester, and beyond 6 semesters only for special reasons. The deposit is €600, and there is an administration fee of €90. For the internet you pay €5 a month as a member of newman.net e.V. You can give notice in writing by the 3rd working day of a month, to take effect at the end of the month after next.
Sources: Information sheet, Applying
How to apply
The hall takes students of the Munich universities and the Hochschule für Philosophie, with priority for the university and the TU. Doctoral students, interns and students of other institutions have no chance of a place. The hall does not choose strictly in order of application but by urgency and by how well you fit into the house: the distance between your home and your place of study, preferably the Catholic religion and upbringing, and above all social commitment, plus 2 written references. You apply to the hall management by 3 June (winter semester) or 10 January (summer semester), and you hear by the middle of February or the middle of July. If you are only put on the reserve list, you get in touch before the next deadline so that your application stays active.
Sources: Applying, Information sheet, Application letter
John-Mott-Haus
CVJM München, Schwabing-WestOnly for male students. The stay is limited to 6 semesters.
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Single rooms in 4 sizes: €293 (10 m²), €316 (12 m²), €380 (16 m²) and €419 (20 m²) a month, furnished.
Sources: Housing, Application letter
Contract
The rent includes the charges for electricity, water and heating and for the use of the kitchens and showers. Internet costs a small administration fee. The deposit is 2 months' rent plus €50 for the key. The stay is limited to 6 semesters.
Sources: Housing, Application letter
How to apply
Only men with a certificate of enrolment for the planned stay are admitted. You fill in the application form completely and send it by post to the hall, with a photo and a CV. The application deadline is 31 May for the winter semester and 30 November for the summer semester. Incomplete applications are not processed.
Sources: Housing, Application letter
Sophie-Barat-Haus
Erzdiözese München und Freising, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for female students. Your income must be at most the maximum BAföG rate plus 30%, and you apply again every semester.
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104 furnished rooms, €296 to €401 a month depending on the size of the room. The page does not say whether the rent includes heating.
Source: Website
Contract
You pay a deposit of €400.
Source: Website
How to apply
The halls are open to students of all subjects and religions. You apply directly to the hall you want, not to the archdiocese's office for student housing. Only female students live here. You need admission or enrolment at a university or other higher education institution in Munich, and your monthly income must not be more than the maximum BAföG rate plus 30%. You apply online on the hall's page, in set periods: from 15 May to 30 June for the winter semester and from 1 December to 31 January for the summer semester. An application is valid for one semester only.
Sources: Student halls, Housing office, House page
Studentenwohnheim des BLLV (Cimbernheim)
Verein Studentenwohnheime des BLLV München, Sendling-WestparkA board of trustees ranks the applications, and you are only told if you are accepted. Your home address must not be in the Munich S-Bahn area.
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145 fully furnished single apartments, mostly 16 m²: about €370 a month. 5 double apartments: about €300 to €340 a month per person. The page does not say whether service charges are included.
Source: Website
Contract
The regular tenancy is 6 semesters as a rule. If you take part in the general meetings of the residents and take on an office in the house, you can apply for an extension.
Source: Website
How to apply
All students at state-recognised universities in Munich can apply for a place, but your home address must not be in the Munich S-Bahn area. If you are not enrolled yet, you hand in your valid certificate of enrolment immediately after moving in. You apply by letter, not by registered post, by 15 June for the winter semester and by 15 January for the summer semester. After a timely application, the board of trustees decides each semester whether to admit or reject you and draws up a ranking. You are only notified if you are admitted, from March for the summer semester and from August for the winter semester. Your application is valid for 1 semester, and it can be extended once, only on written request.
Sources: Admission rules, Applying, Application form
Wohnheimsiedlung Maßmannplatz
Wohnheimsiedlung Maßmannplatz, MaxvorstadtA draw decides who may come to the admission session. Anyone who moves in must be ready to take part in the community.
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Rooms of 8 to 15 m², €306.50 to €364.50 a month depending on size. All service charges are included: electricity, water, heating, internet, washing machines, cleaning of the shared rooms and maintenance. The rooms come fitted with a wardrobe, bed, desk, chair and shelf.
Source: Website
Contract
Once you are admitted for good, you can live in the hall for as long as you study, after a trial period of 6 months. There is no maximum stay as long as you hold a valid certificate of enrolment from a state-recognised university in Munich. The deposit is €300 and is refunded after you have moved out properly.
How to apply
You apply online with a form. At least 1 admission session takes place each semester, and more if rooms are free. A draw decides who may come to the session, and if you are not drawn, you get no reply. At the session you have 10 talks of about 10 minutes each with residents, who then decide whether you are admitted for good. You hand in your application again after every session. The dates are published on the website at least 10 weeks ahead, and you can apply at any time. Rooms that fall free at short notice are listed on WG-Gesucht.
Source: Website
Notburga-/Volksgartenstraße (Frauendorfer Haus)
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Neuhausen-NymphenburgWaiting time according to the price list: 2 semesters (as of October 2026). Music students are preferred, and applicants should not be sensitive to noise.
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Single rooms in shared flats, €324.20 to €376.70, and partial apartments, €391.90 to €470.20, each a month including heating.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Jakob-Balde-Haus
Stiftung Studienseminar Neuburg an der Donau, MaxvorstadtStudents who sat their school-leaving exams (Abitur) in Neuburg or Schrobenhausen are given preference. Because of high demand there is a waiting list.
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Since 1 October 2025 the rent including heating depends on the room category: €330 for a standard room of about 11 m², €345 for a room with a balcony, €430 for a corner room, €510 for a large room on the 6th floor and €570 for a Neuburg room with shower and toilet. The rooms are unfurnished except for the floor, a washing alcove, lamps and a built-in wardrobe.
Source: Website
Contract
Rental contracts are limited to 2 semesters at most and can be extended, to 10 semesters at most in all. The hall generally concludes contracts of at least 12 months only. The deposit is 2 months' rent, due with the first rent, and it earns no interest.
Source: Website
How to apply
Students from the district of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen are given preference, mainly if they took the Abitur (the German school-leaving exam) in Neuburg or Schrobenhausen, but others can apply too. You apply in writing, by post or email, to the administration of the Studienseminar in Neuburg. Because of high demand there is a waiting list. You hand in your certificate of enrolment every semester.
Source: Website
Roncalli-Kolleg
Katholische Studienstiftung Roncalli-Kolleg, Neuhausen-NymphenburgThe start page says you must currently expect very long waiting times because an unusually large number of applications has come in.
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Single room, 11.5 m², with a bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, shelves and washbasin: €330 a month including heating, and internet by LAN and Wi-Fi is included. The residents of a floor share the kitchen, showers and toilets.
Sources: Costs, Room viewing
Contract
The deposit is €300 and is refunded when you move out if you hand over the room without defects. You prove your enrolment every half year, either at the office or by uploading it on the page.
Sources: Costs, Proof of studies
How to apply
You fill in the application form and email it as a PDF with a photo. If you are shortlisted, you talk to the hall by Skype or in person. The selection looks at the type of institution (university of applied sciences or university), place of residence, waiting time, financial situation, urgency, references and personal impression. Apply no earlier than 3 months before you want to move in. Rooms are usually given out for 1 September and 1 March.
Sources: Applying, Process, Application form
Theresianum
Erzdiözese München und Freising, Au-HaidhausenOnly for female students.
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63 rooms, each with its own shower and toilet: €330.50 to €399 a month. The figure comes from an older overview page of the archdiocese with no date. The page does not say whether the rent includes heating.
Source: Website
How to apply
The halls are open to students of all subjects and religions. You apply directly to the hall you want, not to the archdiocese's office for student housing.
Sources: Student halls, Housing office
Schwere-Reiter-Straße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-WestWaiting time according to the price list: 3 to 4 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single rooms in shared flats for 2, 3 or 5 people, €331.20 to €535.00, and single apartments, €380.20 to €491.00, each a month including heating. Apartments suited to people with disabilities, €622.00, apartments for single parents, €736.75, and flats, €1,030.70, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Chiemgaustraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Obergiesing-FasangartenWaiting time according to the price list: 1 to 2 semesters for rooms in shared flats, 2 to 3 for single and partial apartments (as of October 2026).
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Single rooms in shared flats for 4 to 6 people, €334.80 to €444.40, single rooms in shared flats for 2, €391.90 to €467.50, single apartments, €450.90, partial apartments, €471.10, and apartments suited to people with disabilities, €517.90, each a month including heating. Apartments for single parents, €672.20, and single rooms for single parents in shared flats for 2, €641.60, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Heidemannstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-FreimannWaiting time according to the price list: 2 to 3 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single apartments, €362.80 to €416.80, single rooms in shared flats for 2, €335.90 and €380.90, and apartments suited to people with disabilities, €398.80, each a month including heating. Flats, €596.40 to €805.10, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Ludwigskolleg
Erzdiözese München und Freising, Schwabing-FreimannApplications only from 15 May to 30 June (winter semester) and from 1 December to 31 January (summer semester). Income limit: the maximum BAföG rate plus 30%.
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127 rooms with their own washbasin cost €339 a month, and 38 rooms with their own bathroom cost €426. The page writes “WM” before the prices. There are also 5 accessible rooms with their own bathroom, and the page names no price for them.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is €600 for a room with a washbasin and €760 for a room with a bathroom.
Source: Website
How to apply
The halls are open to students of all subjects and religions. You apply directly to the hall you want, not to the archdiocese's office for student housing. You need admission or enrolment at a university or other higher education institution in Munich, and your monthly income must not be more than the maximum BAföG rate plus 30% (currently €1,289). You apply online, and the application form goes live on the hall's page. You can apply only in set periods: from 15 May to 30 June for the winter semester and from 1 December to 31 January for the summer semester. All applications are deleted after the semester starts, so you apply again each semester. The hall sends no confirmations of receipt and no rejections, and it keeps no waiting list.
Sources: Student halls, Housing office, House page
AWO-Studentenwohnheim im HaidPark
Arbeiterwohlfahrt Kreisverband München-Stadt, Schwabing-FreimannIncome at most the BAföG maximum rate, parents not living in the MVV area, apply before your 30th birthday. Very long waiting list, wait at least 1.5 years.
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Single apartment of 17.5 m² or a room in a shared flat for 4, 7 or 8 residents: €349.50 a month for each. All prices include service charges, electricity and heating. Internet is available, and you register for it separately with M-net.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is €540. The page names no length of contract or maximum stay.
Source: Website
How to apply
You can apply if you are admitted or enrolled at a university in the area of the Studentenwerk München, your monthly income does not exceed the BAföG maximum rate, your parents do not live in the MVV area, and you submit your application before your 30th birthday. For a first contact, your name, phone number and address by email are enough. The waiting list is very long, and the wait is at least 1.5 years. The AWO therefore recommends applying in good time.
Source: Website
Biedersteiner Straße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-FreimannWaiting time according to the price list: 4 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single rooms in shared flats, €350.00 to €465.10 a month including heating. Single apartments, €362.90 to €418.30.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Hansa-Haus (KKV)
KKV Hansa München, MaxvorstadtFor apprentices and students, men and women. All residents must take a partial meal plan costing €140 a month.
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67 single rooms of 9.2 to 14 m², all with a balcony. The total rent of basic rent, heating and service charges depends on the size of the room including its share of common space: 15.76 m² cost €350 a month (€269 basic rent, €45 heating, €36 service charges), 20.82 m² cost €415, 22.19 m² €436 and 24.07 m² €461. On top comes the compulsory partial meal plan at €140 a month, which is not included in these prices.
Source: Website
Contract
Besides the total rent there is an admission fee of €40 when you sign the contract and a cleaning flat rate of €40 when you move out. The deposit is €600 and is held in an account of its own. The partial meal plan of 20 meals costs €140 a month (none in August) and is compulsory for all residents. It runs through a contract with the operator of the catering business, and it is collected together with the hall's costs by SEPA direct debit.
Source: Website
How to apply
The hall takes young men and women in training and further education and calls itself a hall for apprentices and students. You ask through the form under “Zimmer anmieten” (renting a room) and send a detailed covering letter and your CV, and without both your enquiry is not considered.
Sources: Prices and information, Renting a room
Stiftsbogen
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, HadernWaiting time according to the price list: 1 to 2 semesters (as of October 2026).
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from €357.20rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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Single rooms in shared flats, €357.20 to €393.40, partial apartments (rooms with their own bathroom), €385.50 to €397.50, and rooms suited to people with disabilities, €379.90, each a month including heating.
Sources: Price list, House page
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Westendstraße (Albertinum)
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Sendling-WestparkWaiting time according to the price list: 3 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Partial apartments, €365.70 to €461.80, and single rooms with a bathroom shared by 2 (Doubletten), €365.70 to €401.10, each a month including heating.
Sources: Price list, Rent and waiting time
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Heiglhofstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, HadernWaiting time according to the price list: 1 to 2 semesters (as of October 2026). Building work at Heiglhofstraße 64 may lengthen the wait.
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Single rooms in shared flats for 2, 3 or 6 people, €370.70 to €405.10, single rooms with a bathroom shared by 2 (Doubletten) in shared flats for 12 people, €410.30, partial apartments, €398.60 to €416.70, and apartments suited to people with disabilities, €398.60 to €416.70, each a month including heating. A flat, €942.00, on request.
Sources: Price list, Rent and waiting time
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Türkenstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, MaxvorstadtWaiting time according to the price list: 5 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single apartments, €373.20, and partial apartments, €415.90 to €466.80, each a month including heating. Apartments for single parents, €603.70, and flats, €659.60, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Willi Graf
Studentenwohnheim Willi Graf, Schwabing-WestAnyone living in the Munich U-Bahn or S-Bahn area or born before 2001 is not considered. On average 100 applications come in for 10 places each semester.
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from €375rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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Standard room (10.5 m²): €375 a month. Large room (15 m²): €468. Service charges are included, and you pay for electricity separately according to your use.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is 2 months' rent, plus €50 for the key. The hall raises the rent every few years because of inflation.
Source: Website
How to apply
You must be enrolled at one of these Munich universities: LMU, TUM, Hochschule München, Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Akademie der bildenden Künste, Hochschule für Philosophie, Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film or the Katholische Stiftungshochschule. People are not considered if they live in the Munich U-Bahn or S-Bahn area, are in an advanced semester, were born before 2001 or have already lived in a Munich student hall. The hall is Catholic and open to other religions. You apply online only, with the form on the page, in the periods from 1 October to 15 January (move-in for the summer semester) or from 1 April to 15 June (move-in for the winter semester). A committee decides about 1 to 2 weeks after the deadline whether you move in or go on the waiting list.
Sources: Applying, The association
Felsennelkenanger
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Milbertshofen-Am HartWaiting time according to the price list: 1 to 2 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single rooms in shared flats for 3 to 5 people, €378.10 to €390.30, single rooms with a bathroom shared by 2 (Doubletten) in shared flats for 3 to 10 people, €382.20 to €408.20, partial apartments (rooms with their own bathroom and a shared kitchen), €378.40 to €420.30, and rooms suited to people with disabilities, €391.80, each a month including heating. Flats, €742.90, on request.
Sources: Price list, House page, Rent and waiting time
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Kreittmayrstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, MaxvorstadtWaiting time according to the price list: 5 to 6 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single apartments, €388.50 to €454.90, and single rooms in shared flats for 2 with their own kitchen, €396.00, each a month including heating. Flats, €789.40 and €826.90, and apartments for single parents, €563.60, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Pater-Rupert-Mayer-Heim
Pater-Rupert-Mayer-Heim, Schwabing-FreimannStudents with financial support such as BAföG are preferred. You can apply by post only, and the waiting list is made anew every semester.
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from €389rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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According to the application form of May 2023, the basic rent is €234 (A), €260 (B), €286 (C), €312 (D), €338 (E) or €416 (F) a month, depending on the category. On top come €155 service charges as an advance payment, so the lowest total rent is €389. You pay for electricity separately according to your use, and internet is free. The page names no newer prices.
Source: Website
How to apply
All regularly enrolled students can apply. The application page names no particular university, but the form of May 2023 requires enrolment at a Munich university or university of applied sciences. Students with financial support such as BAföG are preferred, and if you get none, you need a declaration of need. The hall is mixed and open to all religions and nationalities. You apply by post only, and an application by internet or email is not possible. The deadline is 15 July for the winter semester and 15 January for the summer semester. The waiting list is made anew every semester, and waiting semesters do not count. The selection takes about 4 to 6 weeks after the deadline.
Sources: Applying, Application form 2023, About the hall
Agnes-/Adelheidstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-WestWaiting time according to the price list: 5 to 6 semesters (as of October 2026). Building work may make the wait longer.
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Single rooms in shared flats for 2 to 11 people, partial apartments and single apartments, €389.60 to €460.00 a month including heating. Apartment suited to people with disabilities, €544.00. Apartments for single parents, €610.90 to €677.10, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Studierendenviertel Olympisches Dorf
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Milbertshofen-Am HartWaiting time according to the price list: 4 to 5 semesters for single apartments, 1 to 2 for single rooms in shared flats for 2 (as of October 2026).
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Rent
Single apartments, €391.10 to €487.10, single rooms in shared flats for 2, €441.15 and €489.85, and apartments suited to people with disabilities, €574.60 and €625.80, each a month including heating. Apartments for single parents, €669.50, and flats, €734.10 as well as €869.80 and €967.20, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Ökumenisches Wohnheim
Evangelische Studentenwohnheime München, MaxvorstadtOnly for students with no home address in zones M to 4 of the Munich public transport network (MVV). You can stay for 6 semesters at most.
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Furnished single rooms of 12 to 15 m² cost €402 to €479 a month. A one-room flat with its own kitchen and bathroom costs €830 a month, on request for double occupancy.
Source: Website
Contract
A rental contract runs for at least 1 semester and at most 6 semesters.
Source: Website
How to apply
You must be of legal age and enrolled at a Munich university or university of applied sciences when you move in, and you show proof of enrolment at that point. Your home address must not be in zones M to 4 of the Munich public transport network (MVV). You apply only through the association's website and for one of its halls only, otherwise all your applications are ignored. The deadline is 30 May for the following winter semester and 15 December for the following summer semester. The waiting list applies only to the semester you apply for.
Source: Website
Sauerbruchstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, HadernWaiting time according to the price list: 1 to 2 semesters (as of October 2026).
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from €414.70rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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Partial apartments (single rooms with their own bathroom), €414.70 a month including heating.
Sources: Price list, House page
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Marchionini-Studentenwohnheim
Alfred und Karl Marchionini-Stiftung, Schwabing-WestOnly for regular students at state universities in Munich. The hall is always full, and if you are accepted you go on the waiting list.
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84 one-room apartments of 20 m² with their own bathroom and kitchenette, fully furnished. The rent is €420 a month including all service charges.
Sources: Home page, Information sheet
Contract
The contract is first signed for 12 months on trial and, if you pass, runs for another 2 years. In justified cases it can be extended. The deposit is €840 and earns no interest.
Sources: Applying, Information sheet
How to apply
Only regular students at the state universities in Munich are admitted. If you live in the S-Bahn area or with your parents in Munich, you can only expect a positive decision if you have compelling reasons for moving. You apply in writing by post, with the application form issued by the administration, a letter of motivation and 2 passport photos. The administration runs the hall together with the Studentenwohnheim Geschwister Scholl. A committee of residents and the hall management decides. Because the hall is always full, a positive decision puts you on the waiting list first. Whoever is next in line and can be reached receives the tenancy contract.
Sources: Home page, Applying, Information sheet, General information
Studienheim Maria Dominika
Deutschsprachige Provinz der Don Bosco Schwestern, MaxvorstadtOnly for women aged 18 to 27 who are students or in training. There is no waiting list, and very few rooms become free each semester.
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from €420rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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The rent in 2026/27 is between €420 and €480 a month, depending on the size of the room. Service charges, electricity and internet are included.
Source: Website
Contract
You usually rent for 2 semesters or 1 year of training and can extend twice at most, so you can live in the hall for up to 3 years. Before you move in you pay a one-off room reserve (Zimmerrücklage) of 1 month's rent and a key deposit of €100. Neither earns interest.
Source: Website
How to apply
You can apply if you are a woman aged 18 to 27 and a student or in training. Your parents usually live outside the area of the Munich public transport network (MVV). The hall is run by religious sisters and has a Christian character, and no religious affiliation is required. You apply by email only, no earlier than 4 months before you want to move in. The hall keeps no waiting list, so you apply again for every semester.
Sources: Community page, Initial information 2026/27
Max-Bill-Straße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-FreimannWaiting time according to the price list: 4 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single apartments, €429.80 to €447.30, and single rooms in shared flats for 3 or 6 people, €436.10 to €461.10, each a month including heating. Apartments suited to people with disabilities, €572.80, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Spengelhof (Altbau)
Evangelischer Waisenhausverein München, Schwabing-FreimannEnrolment at a university is required. One corridor is for women only.
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Single rooms in shared flats cost €440 a month including heating, and the deposit is €600. Double rooms cost from €650, and the deposit is from €840.
Sources: Spengelhof page, Self-disclosure form
Contract
You can rent for 12 semesters (6 years) at most. The contract always runs to the end of a semester (31 March or 30 September) and renews itself unless you give notice in writing 3 months before the end of the semester. If you move out within 6 months of the start of the contract, you pay an administration fee of €150. The prices include electricity, water, heating and internet.
Source: Website
How to apply
The basis for renting is a valid certificate of enrolment from a university. You send your application documents by email to the administration, including a self-disclosure form (Selbstauskunft) and a letter of motivation. On request you also send proof of income from you or your parents.
Sources: Spengelhof page, Self-disclosure form
Collegium Oecumenicum
Collegium Oecumenicum München, MaxvorstadtOnly for members of a Christian church that belongs to the ACK (certificate needed). You can stay for 6 semesters at most.
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from €445rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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A room of your own of 9 to 12 m² costs €445 a month. The rent is for a room with half board and covers all service charges, breakfast on weekdays and the programme.
Source: Website
Contract
You can live in the hall for 6 semesters at most. Half board is available from Monday to Friday. You are expected to take part regularly in the prayer services, the Dies Academici, the study trips and the semester workshop. You leave a deposit of €30 a semester for cleaning the kitchen, and you get it back at the end of the semester.
Sources: Application form, Rules of community life, House rules
How to apply
You can apply if you belong to a Christian church that is a member of the ACK and you are enrolled, or have applied to enrol, at a Munich university. Good German and English are required, and if German is not your first language, you show language certificates or proof of taking language courses. You apply by email with the application form and a certificate of church membership, from November for the summer semester and from May for the winter semester. If your application looks promising, the head of studies invites you to an interview, and an acceptance or a rejection follows within a few weeks.
Sources: Applying, Application form
Medizin-Studentenwohnheim St.-Veit-Straße
Bayerische Versorgungskammer, Berg am LaimOnly for medical students or children of members of the Bayerische Ärzteversorgung, the pension scheme for doctors, dentists and vets.
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from €450rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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120 apartments with cooking facilities and a shower with toilet. The rent is €450 a month including a flat-rate charge for service costs.
Source: Website
Contract
The tenancy contract is limited to the duration of your proven studies and ends 6 years after the start of the tenancy at the latest. The security deposit is €700.
Source: Website
How to apply
Only medical students or children of members of the Bayerische Ärzteversorgung can rent. To apply, you contact the Bayerische Versorgungskammer directly. The page names no form, deadline or waiting list.
Source: Website
Georg-Lanzenstiel-Haus
Evangelische Studentenwohnheime München, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for students with no home address in zones M to 4 of the Munich public transport network (MVV). You can stay for 6 semesters at most.
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from €459rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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Single rooms of about 15 m² with their own shower and toilet cost €459 to €479 a month. A double room of about 26 m² costs €686 a month. Accessible rooms of about 20 m² cost €510.
Source: Website
Contract
A rental contract runs for at least 1 semester and at most 6 semesters.
Source: Website
How to apply
You must be of legal age and enrolled at a Munich university or university of applied sciences when you move in, and you show proof of enrolment at that point. Your home address must not be in zones M to 4 of the Munich public transport network (MVV). You apply only through the association's website and for one of its halls only, otherwise all your applications are ignored. The deadline is 30 May for the following winter semester and 15 December for the following summer semester. The waiting list applies only to the semester you apply for.
Source: Website
Kaulbachstraße (Marie-Antonie-Haus)
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, MaxvorstadtWaiting time according to the price list: 4 to 5 semesters (as of October 2026).
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from €464rent a monthVisit websiteDetails
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Single rooms in shared flats for 2 or 3 people, €464.00 to €570.00, single apartments, €480.50, and partial apartments in shared flats for 3 or 4 people, €562.90 to €569.90, each a month including heating. Apartments suited to people with disabilities, €557.70, and flats for families, €915.50 to €1,660.30, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Josef-Wirth-Weg
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, Schwabing-FreimannWaiting time according to the price list: 2 to 3 semesters (as of October 2026).
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Single apartments, €471.90 to €538.30 a month including heating. Flats, €551.50, on request.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Lothstraße
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, MaxvorstadtWaiting time according to the price list: 4 semesters (as of October 2026). Mainly for students at universities of applied sciences.
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Single rooms in shared flats, €491.10 to €576.60 a month including heating.
Source: Price list
Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Campus Viva München V
Campus Viva, Thalkirchen-Obersendling-Forstenried-Fürstenried-SollnFor students, apprentices and interns, with proof.
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346 apartments with 1 room and about 21 m². Rent from €610 a month plus service charges, with a cellar compartment of your own and a bicycle space.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is 3 months' rent. The contract can only be ended on 30 September of a year. If the tenancy starts from 1 January up to and including 1 April, that works in the same year, and if it starts after 1 April, only in the year after.
Source: Website
How to apply
You need an admission letter or a certificate of enrolment, or a training or internship contract. If you have no income of your own, you need a guarantor with a copy of their ID, proof of salary and a Schufa report. You apply by e-mail with PDF files: a self-disclosure form, a copy of your ID, proof of study, training or internship and, where needed, your guarantor's documents. Only complete applications count, and documents cannot be handed in later.
Source: Website
Studio M2
Immobilienverwaltung Riebeling, LaimOnly for students, apprentices and interns. No apartments available now, more listings on the manager's ImmoScout24 profile.
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400 apartments, each with a terrace, balcony or loggia and a fitted kitchen. Examples: 21.5 m² on the 5th floor, total rent €610 (€535 base rent plus €75 service charges), and 32.5 m² on the 4th floor, total rent €895 (€780 plus €115). Electricity and internet cost extra.
Source: Website
Contract
Notice runs with the legal period to the end of the semester.
Source: Website
How to apply
Apartments are let only to students, apprentices and interns. You need proof of income (employment contract, payslip), or your parents give a guarantee or take on the debt with you. More listings are shown on the profile of the manager on ImmoScout24.
Source: Website
Studentinnenheim Aurach
Vivere, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for female students. All rooms are taken for the winter semester 2026/27.
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The price is for room and board: €650 a month covers the base rent, all service charges, various services, breakfast and 30 or 31 meals a month. The hall has 17 fully furnished single rooms with a washbasin.
Sources: Applying, Accommodation
Contract
On top of the room and board price you pay €100 a semester for the upkeep of the room, or €35 a month during the semester break and for course stays. The deposit is €500, paid once.
Source: Website
How to apply
Female students from all over the world and of every religion are admitted. The Christian character of the hall comes from Opus Dei, a prelature of the Catholic Church that is responsible for the spiritual education. You apply with the application form by email. After your application arrives, you get a first reply within 3 to 5 weeks, followed by a review and, if needed, a personal interview.
unity β
Grammer Immobilien Verwaltung, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for students and apprentices. If there are several applications, the order of receipt counts.
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482 units of 19 to 45 m². Rent including heating from €657 a month without a balcony (about 19 m²), from €713 with a balcony or glazed loggia (about 21 m²) and from €1,200 for a double apartment (about 40 m²).
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is from €1,700 depending on the apartment, and from €3,000 for the double apartments.
Source: Website
How to apply
Only students and apprentices are admitted. Students hand in a certificate of enrolment, and everyone shows proof of existing liability insurance and a copy of a valid ID card or passport. You put your name on the list with the registration form on the page of the house. If there are several applications, the order of receipt counts.
Sources: Page unity α, Page unity β
Helmut-Kamm-Haus (Spengelhof)
Evangelischer Waisenhausverein München, Schwabing-FreimannEnrolment at a university is required.
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Single apartments of 20 to 21 m² with a kitchenette and their own bathroom cost €660 a month including heating, and the deposit is €940. Accessible apartments of 31 to 32 m² cost €790 to €1,000 with a deposit of €1,160 to €1,400. Mother-and-child apartments with 2 rooms and 36 to 40 m² cost €1,200 with a deposit of €1,780.
Sources: Spengelhof page, Self-disclosure form
Contract
You can rent for 12 semesters (6 years) at most. The contract always runs to the end of a semester (31 March or 30 September) and renews itself unless you give notice in writing 3 months before the end of the semester. If you move out within 6 months of the start of the contract, you pay an administration fee of €150. The prices include electricity, water, heating and internet.
Source: Website
How to apply
The basis for renting is a valid certificate of enrolment from a university. You send your application documents by email to the administration, including a self-disclosure form (Selbstauskunft) and a letter of motivation. On request you also send proof of income from you or your parents.
Sources: Spengelhof page, Self-disclosure form
unity α
Grammer Immobilien Verwaltung, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for students and apprentices. If there are several applications, the order of receipt counts.
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422 units of 20 to 40 m². Rent including heating from €660 a month without a balcony (about 20 m²), from €710 with a balcony or terrace (about 22 m²), from €790 with a roof terrace (about 24 m²) and from €1,186 for a double apartment (about 40 m²).
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is from €1,626 depending on the apartment, and from €2,826 for the double apartment.
Source: Website
How to apply
Only students and apprentices are admitted. Students hand in a certificate of enrolment, and everyone shows proof of existing liability insurance and a copy of a valid ID card or passport. You put your name on the list with the registration form on the page of the house. If there are several applications, the order of receipt counts.
Sources: Page unity α, Page unity β
Campus Viva München II
Campus Viva, Milbertshofen-Am HartFor students, apprentices and interns, with proof.
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159 apartments with 1 or 1.5 rooms and about 22 to 47 m². Rent from €700 a month plus service charges. Bicycle spaces are included.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is 3 months' rent.
Source: Website
How to apply
You need an admission letter or a certificate of enrolment, or a training or internship contract. If you have no income of your own, you need a guarantor with a copy of their ID, proof of salary and a Schufa report. You apply by e-mail with PDF files: a self-disclosure form, a copy of your ID, proof of study, training or internship and, where needed, your guarantor's documents. Only complete applications count, and documents cannot be handed in later.
Source: Website
Campus Viva München VI
Campus Viva, Milbertshofen-Am HartFor students, apprentices and interns, with proof.
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310 apartments with 1 room and about 21 to 26 m². Rent from €700 a month plus service charges, with a cellar compartment of your own and a bicycle space.
Source: Website
Contract
The deposit is 3 months' rent. The contract can only be ended on 30 September of a year. If the tenancy starts from 1 January up to and including 1 April, that works in the same year, and if it starts after 1 April, only in the year after.
Source: Website
How to apply
You need an admission letter or a certificate of enrolment, or a training or internship contract. If you have no income of your own, you need a guarantor with a copy of their ID, proof of salary and a Schufa report. You apply by e-mail with PDF files: a self-disclosure form, a copy of your ID, proof of study, training or internship and, where needed, your guarantor's documents. Only complete applications count, and documents cannot be handed in later.
Source: Website
Studentenwohnheim IMP 10
VTH Asset Management, SendlingApply to listings
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Apartment of 14 m² for 1 person: €700 a month. Couples' apartment for 2 people: €1,210 a month. The total rent includes electricity, wifi and all other service charges.
Source: Website
Uni Apart München Zwillingstraße 4
Uni Apart, Milbertshofen-Am HartFor students, interns, doctoral students, trainees and apprentices. Minimum stay is 12 months, and all apartments are booked at the moment.
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7 apartment types of about 21 to 43 m², fully furnished. The Studio SI/SA (about 21 m²) costs €765 a month and the Sky Suite (about 43 m²) €1,155, both including service charges. The service charge flat rate covers electricity, water and internet.
Source: Website
Contract
There is no admission fee and there are no additional costs when you sign the contract. The minimum rental period is 12 months.
Sources: Renting, Zwillingstraße 4 page
How to apply
The apartments are reserved for students, interns, doctoral students, trainees, apprentices and others in training. You need proof of training, for example the certificate of enrolment, proof of liability insurance and a co-signer who lives in Germany. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian signs too. You send a rental request with the form on the page of the house and choose the apartment type there. The page asks you not to send several applications.
Sources: Renting, Zwillingstraße 4 page, Schleißheimer Straße page
SÜDWINK Studentenapartments
SÜDWINK, Thalkirchen-Obersendling-Forstenried-Fürstenried-SollnOnly for students and apprentices. You need a co-signer who lives in Germany.
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Apartments of 20 to 39 m². Rent including heating from €875 a month, with an internet flat rate included. The all-inclusive rents cover all consumption and service costs.
Source: Website
Contract
The tenancy is for a fixed term that ends at the latest when your studies or training end. The deposit is 3 months' rent and can be paid in cash, by bank transfer or through a guarantee from a bank in Germany.
Source: Website
How to apply
Apartments are let only to students and apprentices. You need proof of study or training (for example the certificate of enrolment), proof of liability insurance and a co-signer who lives in Germany, plus proof of income (employment contract, payslip) or a guarantee from your parents. You hand in the proof of study or training by the start of the tenancy at the latest. You send the complete documents through the contact form of the page, and a viewing can then be arranged if the apartment is already free.
Source: Website
THE FIZZ München
THE FIZZ, Neuhausen-NymphenburgFor students, apprentices and interns, with proof.
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Single Studio of 16 to 34 m², fully furnished, bed 120 x 200 cm: from €1,441 a month, all-in. The price does not include the broadcasting fee and the one-off admission fee.
Sources: Munich page, Home page
Contract
You rent for at least 6 and at most 36 months. The deposit is 3 months' net cold rent, not counting service charges. The admission fee is €249 for 6 to 9 months and €99 for 10 to 36 months. The monthly all-in price covers the net cold rent, the furniture rent, internet, service charges and the service fee. According to the occupancy concept, the regular stay in the residence is 8 semesters. An extension of up to 2 semesters is possible in certain cases.
Sources: FAQ rental periods, FAQ payments, FAQ admission fee, FAQ all-in price, Occupancy concept
How to apply
The occupancy concept admits only students, interns and apprentices. You hand in your certificate of enrolment, training contract or proof of internship before the contract. You book online. If nothing is free, you put your name on the waiting list online.
Sources: Occupancy concept, FAQ reservation, Waiting list
Clemensstraße 118
O. und I. Fendt, Schwabing-WestFor students under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30, and apprentices aged 16 to 25.
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Contract
Students get a contract limited to 1 semester. An extension is usually possible, you ask for it at least 80 days before the tenancy ends, and the rent goes up with every extension. Apprentices and interns rent for 8 months at most per contract. Notice with 3 months' period is always accepted. The rent is a total rent with service charges and internet for one person included, a second person pays a surcharge, and you pay electricity by consumption. A reservation costs €10 to €20 if it is non-binding and €250 if it is binding with a rental contract.
Sources: Admission terms, Costs
How to apply
You book online on the page: you choose a start month and then see the free rooms and apartments. People in recognised training in Munich can live here: students of a Munich university in a bachelor's or master's programme who are under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30 with a contract from a Munich company, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Students on a DAAD programme are not admitted. You can still hand in your student ID, no more than 6 months old, after the reservation, and you must show it by the move-in at the latest.
Sources: Home page, Admission terms, Costs
Clemensstraße 127
O. und I. Fendt, Schwabing-WestFor students under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30, and apprentices aged 16 to 25.
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Contract
Students get a contract limited to 1 semester. An extension is usually possible, you ask for it at least 80 days before the tenancy ends, and the rent goes up with every extension. Apprentices and interns rent for 8 months at most per contract. Notice with 3 months' period is always accepted. The rent is a total rent with service charges and internet for one person included, a second person pays a surcharge, and you pay electricity by consumption. A reservation costs €10 to €20 if it is non-binding and €250 if it is binding with a rental contract.
Sources: Admission terms, Costs
How to apply
You book online on the page: you choose a start month and then see the free rooms and apartments. People in recognised training in Munich can live here: students of a Munich university in a bachelor's or master's programme who are under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30 with a contract from a Munich company, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Students on a DAAD programme are not admitted. You can still hand in your student ID, no more than 6 months old, after the reservation, and you must show it by the move-in at the latest.
Sources: Home page, Admission terms, Costs
Dachauer Straße (Heinz-Naumann-Haus)
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern, MaxvorstadtThe house is not in the price list (as of October 2026), and its page names neither a rent nor a waiting time.
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Contract
The contracts are for a fixed term. You can live in the halls for 7 semesters at most on a bachelor's, teacher training, diploma, Magister or state examination course, and for 4 semesters at most on a master's. An extension is possible only in special cases, for example hardship or when you are about to finish your degree, and only up to 10 semesters in all (master's: 7). First contracts usually run for at least 1 year, and you can give 3 months' notice to leave on 30 September of any year. The rooms are furnished. The rent is made up of the basic rent, an advance payment on the service charges and a flat fee for internet. The pages do not name the amount of the deposit. It earns no interest, and €150 is kept until the service charge statement.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Sample contract, Rent and waiting time
How to apply
Students on a regular degree course at universities in the area of the Studierendenwerk can live here if their income is at most 30% above the maximum BAföG rate. Among others, you cannot live here if you are doing a doctorate, already have 12 or more university semesters when you move in, or had your registered address in MVV zones M to 4 when you gained your university entrance qualification. You apply online for up to 3 halls. First-year students can do so from 15 May for the winter semester and from 15 November for the summer semester. The waiting list is sorted by the date of application. Each semester you upload your current certificate of enrolment, or your application is deactivated. The offer comes by email about 3 to 8 weeks before the tenancy starts. Only the International Offices of the universities give out rooms in the Servicepaket (service package) for exchange students.
Sources: FAQ housing, Allocation rules, Applying, Application process, Online application, Service package
Deutsche Burse
Studentenwohnheim Deutsche Burse, Schwabing-FreimannOnly for male students. The hall has a Catholic student fraternity, which is open to all residents.
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Furnished rooms of 10 to 20 m²: €200 to €305 a month including heating. The pages carry dates from 2018.
Source: Website
Contract
The contract is first made for one semester as a trial. After that it can be extended by one year at a time.
Source: Website
How to apply
Only male students can live here. The hall is run by an association of former residents, most of whom are members of the Catholic student fraternity Vandalia. This fraternity is open to all residents. You apply with the online form or the PDF form. After the hall has checked your application, you are invited to an application evening. Rooms are let from 1 October and 1 April.
Dr.-Johannes-Hanselmann-Haus
Evangelischer Waisenhausverein München, MaxvorstadtYour application needs a SCHUFA credit report and proof of income.
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How to apply
You put together your application documents and send them to the administration: a self-disclosure form (Selbstauskunft), a SCHUFA credit report, proof of income, a certificate of enrolment and a short covering letter. The selection committee decides on the applications received.
Source: Website
Emanuelstraße 18
O. und I. Fendt, Schwabing-WestFor students under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30, and apprentices aged 16 to 25.
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Contract
Students get a contract limited to 1 semester. An extension is usually possible, you ask for it at least 80 days before the tenancy ends, and the rent goes up with every extension. Apprentices and interns rent for 8 months at most per contract. Notice with 3 months' period is always accepted. The rent is a total rent with service charges and internet for one person included, a second person pays a surcharge, and you pay electricity by consumption. A reservation costs €10 to €20 if it is non-binding and €250 if it is binding with a rental contract.
Sources: Admission terms, Costs
How to apply
You book online on the page: you choose a start month and then see the free rooms and apartments. People in recognised training in Munich can live here: students of a Munich university in a bachelor's or master's programme who are under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30 with a contract from a Munich company, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Students on a DAAD programme are not admitted. You can still hand in your student ID, no more than 6 months old, after the reservation, and you must show it by the move-in at the latest.
Sources: Home page, Admission terms, Costs
Gabelsberger Straße 91
O. und I. Fendt, MaxvorstadtFor students under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30, and apprentices aged 16 to 25.
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Contract
Students get a contract limited to 1 semester. An extension is usually possible, you ask for it at least 80 days before the tenancy ends, and the rent goes up with every extension. Apprentices and interns rent for 8 months at most per contract. Notice with 3 months' period is always accepted. The rent is a total rent with service charges and internet for one person included, a second person pays a surcharge, and you pay electricity by consumption. A reservation costs €10 to €20 if it is non-binding and €250 if it is binding with a rental contract.
Sources: Admission terms, Costs
How to apply
You book online on the page: you choose a start month and then see the free rooms and apartments. People in recognised training in Munich can live here: students of a Munich university in a bachelor's or master's programme who are under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30 with a contract from a Munich company, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Students on a DAAD programme are not admitted. You can still hand in your student ID, no more than 6 months old, after the reservation, and you must show it by the move-in at the latest.
Sources: Home page, Admission terms, Costs
Home & Co München
Home & Co, Thalkirchen-Obersendling-Forstenried-Fürstenried-SollnApply to listings
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How to apply
The page describes the house as student apartments. Through the page of the house you book a viewing on site, an online viewing or a room straight away.
Source: Website
Johann-Michael-Sailer-Haus
Erzdiözese München und Freising, Au-HaidhausenPreference goes to students of the Katholische Stiftungshochschule München.
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Rent
26 rooms, each with its own bathroom: €225 to €475 a month, plus a flat rate of €18 for service charges. The figure comes from an older overview page of the archdiocese with no date.
Source: Website
How to apply
The halls are open to students of all subjects and religions. You apply directly to the hall you want, not to the archdiocese's office for student housing.
Sources: Student halls, Housing office
Kaiserstraße 3b
O. und I. Fendt, Schwabing-FreimannFor students under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Bookable for 6 months at most.
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Contract
Students get a contract limited to 1 semester. An extension is usually possible, you ask for it at least 80 days before the tenancy ends, and the rent goes up with every extension. Apprentices and interns rent for 8 months at most per contract. Notice with 3 months' period is always accepted. The rent is a total rent with service charges and internet for one person included, a second person pays a surcharge, and you pay electricity by consumption. A reservation costs €10 to €20 if it is non-binding and €250 if it is binding with a rental contract. You can book this house for 6 months at most.
Sources: Admission terms, Costs, Houses
How to apply
You book online on the page: you choose a start month and then see the free rooms and apartments. People in recognised training in Munich can live here: students of a Munich university in a bachelor's or master's programme who are under 27, interns and thesis students up to 30 with a contract from a Munich company, and apprentices aged 16 to 25. Students on a DAAD programme are not admitted. You can still hand in your student ID, no more than 6 months old, after the reservation, and you must show it by the move-in at the latest.
Sources: Home page, Admission terms, Costs
Oskar von Miller Forum
Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe, MaxvorstadtScholarship with housing, only for architecture and civil engineering (TUM, Hochschule München, Fachschule für Bautechnik). Talks and workshops are compulsory.
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Contract
A stay of at least 2 semesters is a condition of applying. You can live in the forum for 4 semesters (2 years) at most. The place has to be paid for, and the page names no amount.
Source: Website
How to apply
The forum offers places only together with a programme scholarship. Students of the departments Architecture and Civil & Environmental Engineering at TUM, of the faculties of architecture and civil engineering at Hochschule München, and people attending the Fachschule für Bautechnik in Munich can apply. You send your application at any time by email as one PDF of at most 5 MB. You get a confirmation of receipt and, if you seem suitable, an invitation to a personal interview. Only after that do you get a yes or no. Active attendance at events and clear commitment to the programme are a condition of admission. There is no waiting list.
Source: Website
Studentinnenheim am Anger
Arme Schulschwestern von Unserer Lieben Frau, Altstadt-LehelOnly for female students. All rooms are taken, and the hall accepts no new applications until 1 January 2027.
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Rent not givenVisit websiteUni Apart München Schleißheimer Straße 330
Uni Apart, Milbertshofen-Am HartFor students, interns, doctoral students, trainees and apprentices. All apartments are booked at the moment.
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Contract
There is no admission fee and there are no additional costs when you sign the contract.
Source: Renting
How to apply
The apartments are reserved for students, interns, doctoral students, trainees, apprentices and others in training. You need proof of training, for example the certificate of enrolment, proof of liability insurance and a co-signer who lives in Germany. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian signs too. You send a rental request with the form on the page of the house and choose the apartment type there. The page asks you not to send several applications.
Sources: Renting, Zwillingstraße 4 page, Schleißheimer Straße page
Wohnanlage Ingeborg van Calker-Stiftung
IGEWO, MaxvorstadtIncome at most the BAföG maximum rate plus 30%, parents not living in the MVV area. Swiss students are admitted with preference.
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Single apartment in a shared group of 5 with its own bathroom and a shared kitchen: rent from €232 a month, service charges from about €220 a month. 2-room apartment with its own bathroom and kitchen: rent from €464 a month, service charges from about €400 a month. All places are furnished. The page does not say outright whether the service charges come on top of the rent.
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Contract
The contract runs for 6 semesters (bachelor) or 4 semesters (master), and in exceptional cases you can apply for an extension. The deposit is paid once when you move in: €464 for a single apartment and €928 for a 2-room apartment.
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How to apply
Students at a university in Munich can apply if their income is at most 30% above the BAföG maximum rate and their parents do not live in the MVV area. Swiss students are admitted with preference, but places remain every semester for students from other countries. Couples and siblings can rent a 2-room apartment only if both are enrolled. You apply only online on the website of the IGEWO, which lets the house for the foundation, and not by email or phone. You can apply for the winter semester from 15 May in the year you start studying, and for the summer semester from 15 November in the year before. If you upload all documents, you are put on the waiting list automatically. A place is assigned about 6 weeks before you move in.
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Operator
IGEWO also rents out other flats.
The data was last updated on 21 October 2026.