Student housing is offered by different organisations. Most only offer contracts for a year, but this is still a good place to start if you’re new to the city and the Netherlands as a whole. Find these options by searching “short stay student housing Maastricht”.
But the most comprehensive housing agency is Maastricht Housing. They are the official student housing platform of the university and their website is a great place to start your search . They have a broad range of different housing options for students. You can also rest assured that you won’t get scammed. If you want them to help you with your search, you must sign up and pay a one-time fee of 35€. This will grant you access to their vast range of offers.
Maastricht housing offers rooms that are available through both private landlords and housing agencies. For private landlords, they might hold a “viewing evening”. This is where you and a few other people who have also applied get invited to look around. You can meet the other people living there, and they get to decide who they would choose. This can be a little scary, but smile and be yourself and it will all be ok! For more tips, you can check out this Kamernet blog post (only in Dutch, but it will work with google chrome translate!).
Student housing is offered by different organisations. Most only offer contracts for a year, but this is still a good place to start if you’re new to the city and the Netherlands as a whole or if you’re an Erasmus/ short-term international student. Find these options by searching “short stay student housing Maastricht”.
Zuyd University of Applied Sciences also offers short-stay accommodation for incoming exchange students in two locations in Maastricht. These shared accommodations are provided on a first come, first served basis. If there are additional rooms available, regular international students can also waitlist for these. You can find more information about Zuyd housing here.
