Friend Housing with 3 bedrooms - Partially furnished

This housing type is suitable if you want to live with friends. You rent the entire flat and can sublease the other bedrooms to friends who are also students.

As the applicant and the one signing the tenancy contract with SiO, you take on a lot of responsibility. You are liable for the actions of your subtenants, for ensuring the rent is paid, for complying with the contract with SiO, and you will be responsible as the landlord for your subtenants.

To add you subtenants to your application, you need to download this form, fill it out, and send it to us.

Please remember that all subtenants must be approved by SiO. They must also be students and meet the criteria in our Allocation regulations.

You may sublease the other bedrooms for the entire period you are living in the flat, regardless of the usual six-month limit for subleasing.

We recommend that you sign sublease contract. Here you can find a sample sublease contract you may use.

Before you apply and sign a contract, it's especially important that you discuss your expectations with each other. It’s a good idea to write down what you agree on.

• Who will have the tenancy contract with SiO?

• How do you split the rent?

• Can everyone afford to pay their share of the rent?

• What happens if someone suddenly can’t pay?

• Or if someone causes damage and you receive a compensation claim from SiO?

• What if someone wants to move out? Or go on exchange?

• How will you divide up household chores and buy shared items like cleaning supplies or toilet paper?

• How often is it OK to have guests, and should this be agreed in advance?

• How will you raise concerns if problems arise?

It’s not uncommon for conflicts to arise when moving in with friends. This is often because you have different expectations and haven’t talked things through beforehand.

The flat is furnished with a dining table og chairs. There may also be some other furniture included.

The bedrooms come with closets, but are otherwise unfurnished.

It is not permitted to remove or replace the furniture that comes with the housing. If you do not want this furniture, we recommend that you apply for unfurnished housing types instead.

The flat has an open living room and kitchen area. The kitchen comes with a stove, refrigerator and dishwasher.

The flat has a bathroom and a toilet room. The bathroom has a shower, toilet and sink. The toilet room has a sink.

You will get access to the common laundry facilities. Read more about laundry and prices here.

It is not possible to install your own washing machine in your residence.

You have your own external storage unit.

The pictures above are only an example of what the layout and appearance of this housing type may be.

The floor plan is only intended to be an illustration of the layout of the flat. It is not measurable and deviations may occur.

Some of the pictures are digitally furnished and styled to show how the room may look when furnished. Therefore, there may be some discrepancies in the size of the furniture in relation to the room.

The degree of wear and tear will vary from unit to unit. This means that the standard may be worse or better than the housing in the pictures.

Colours, flooring, fixtures and other things may also vary.

The rent includes electricity/energy, heating, internet, stairwell cleaning, water, and hot water.

Tenants must provide their own router or network cable to connect to the internet.

Please note that the price is adjusted on August 1st each year.

The stated price applies to students who meet the criteria in our Allocation regulations. For other tenants, there will be an additional 20% added to the rent.

To apply for student housing with us, you have to meet the criteria in our Allocation Regulations.

Here you will find an updated example of the tenancy contract with attachments, where the rental terms are described.

When renting student housing through SiO, the Tenancy Act §11-2 on student housing applies. This means you have fewer rights as a tenant, compared to renting other types of housing.

The rental period is fixed-term and will end on a set date. Here you will find guidelines on how to apply for a new tenancy contract later.