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Finding accommodation abroad

Finding accommodation abroad

You will live and work abroad but have many questions about housing? Nothing more normal!

Are you going abroad through Yobbers?

Some of the companies we partner with provide accommodation. So if you go abroad with Yobbers, you are most likely taken care of and do not have to worry! If the company doesn’t provide accommodation, you can find advice and tips on finding housing abroad on this page!

On this page, we will give you advice on how you can find accommodation for your new life abroad. The housing market differs per location. Therefore, we give you some suggestions and tips per country.

Our tips for housing abroad!

  • 1. Prepare

    Preparation is key. Create a folder to collect and save the necessary documents.

  • 2. Consider the different options

    Have a look at other options. Consider staying with a guest family or check out Facebook groups for possibilities.

  • 3. Learn about the city

    Inform yourself about the different neighbourhoods, hotspots and distance to the office!

  • 4. Increase your chances

    It is better to send a message too much than not enough. If you see something interesting, reach out to the one offering the housing. A simple message is not binding; consider your options!

  • 5. Get all the information

    Whether remotely or face-to-face, ask for all the necessary information beforehand.

  • 6. Double check

    Check the contract carefully. Only sign it if you are sure it is trustworthy, and everything is clear.

Where will you soon be living and working?

From our partners

Search accommodations abroad

  • Carrer la Rambla, Barcelona
    €620 per month
    Spain, Barcelona
    Carrer la Rambla, Barcelona
    1 January, 2025
    Carrer la rambla, Barcelona
    Visit Housing Anywhere
  • Paseo de las Delicias, Madrid
    €560 per month
    Spain, Madrid
    Paseo de las Delicias, Madrid
    1 January, 2025
    Paseo de las delicias, Madrid
    Visit Housing Anywhere
  • Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Lisbon
    €580 per month
    Portugal, Lisbon
    Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Lisbon
    2 January, 2025
    Alameda das linhas de torres, Lisbon
    Visit Housing Anywhere
  • Charming double bedroom close to FSU Valencia International Program
    €455 per month
    Spain, Valencia
    Charming double bedroom close to FSU Valencia International Program
    2 February, 2025
    Carrer de fra pere vives, Valencia
    4 bedrooms
  • Delightful double bedroom in the Gothic Quarter
    €630 per month
    Spain, Barcelona
    Delightful double bedroom in the Gothic Quarter
    1 February, 2025
    Carrer d' avinyo, Barcelona
    6 bedrooms
  • Attractive single bedroom
    €405 per month
    Spain, Madrid
    Attractive single bedroom
    1 February, 2025
    Calle carmen descalzo, Madrid
    6 bedrooms
  • Shared accommodation Nanterre - 132m2 - 6 bedrooms
    €879 per month
    France, Nanterre
    Shared accommodation Nanterre - 132m2 - 6 bedrooms
    27 November, 2024
    Rue salvador allende, Nanterre
    3 bedrooms
  • Private apartment in Areeiro, Lisbon
    €1,024 per month
    Portugal, Lisbon
    Private apartment in Areeiro, Lisbon
    16 January, 2025
    Rua margarida de abreu, Lisbon
    1 bedroom

More tips for you!

Esther has been living abroad for 4 years

Esther lived in many places around the world. For example, in Budapest and Malta. She advises joining Facebook groups offering housing for the cities and checking out Airbnb to find a long-term stay.

Daan has been living in Spain for 3 years

Do not hesitate to ask someone for help. This can help you with the language barrier! They can help you with contracts and viewings, which helped me a lot.

Timothy has been living in Spain for 2 years

Make use of social media to find housing in another country. You can find nice expat communities on social media that can help you out.

Laura has been living in the Netherlands for 8 years

The Netherlands' housing market is competitive; be extra reactive and look at Facebook groups. But the Dutch can speak English well, so the language will not be an issue.