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If you come from abroad it is often difficult to find a room. That is why DUWO has a special priority arrangement for students from abroad. You can register on ROOM.nl. The rooms are offered on Roommatch.nl. Before you register, first have a look at How does ROOM work? and read the Rules of play below.
To which buildings does this priority arrangement apply?
The priority arrangement applies to a number of specific DUWO buildings. In the table you can see which buildings these are. You can search for advertisements from these addresses on Roommatch.nl.
| Delft | Den Haag | Leiden | Amsterdam | Hoofddorp/Haarlem |
Van Hasseltlaan | Stamkartplein | Epsilonplantsoen/ Sigmaplantsoen | Darlingstraat | Opaallaan |
| Korvezeestraat | Waldorpstraat 45 | Deltaweg/Omegaplantsoen | Dennenrodepad | Schoonzichtlaan |
Röntgenweg | Leemansplein |
*In order to offer all students looking for a home a chance to find a room, 50% of the rooms that become available in these complexes will be offered during this period through the priority arrangement for first-year students from abroad.
Information about the rooms
- The rooms are unfurnished. You have to buy all the furniture yourself, including fridge and hob. It is also possible that there is no carpet or laminate present in the room. You have to arrange that yourself.
- You can sometimes make an agreement with the previous tenant about taking over the floor, curtains, lamps or furniture.
- The previous tenant leaves the room broom clean. But keep in mind that you also have to clean the room yourself.
- DUWO does not inspect the room beforehand. If the room is not in good order upon arrival, please
contact DUWO as soon as possible.
Important information
- This priority arrangement only applies to contracts that start in the months: June, July, August and September. This means that you can respond to priority rooms from May 1.
- You must be able to prove that you have recently come from abroad. This can be done, for example, by sending a copy of a recent diploma or bankstatement. The document must prove that you have lived abroad in the past 3 months.
- Once you have found a room, you will receive a campus contract. This means that you can rent the room as long as you study in the Netherlands. After completing your studies, you can continue to rent for 6 months.