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Ecla Noisy-le-Grand Rent a kot in Saint-Gilles T2 rental in Boulogne-Billancourt Apartment for rent T1 rental in Lyon 8 Studio rental in Paris 5 Experience a better way of renting! Access thousands of 100% verified ads Enter your information only once, apply to as many rooms as you need Get an answer within 72 hours maximum! Are you a landlord and want to rent out your home? Enjoy all the benefits and protection of Studapart : 1st rent insured in case of last-minute cancellation €10,000 property damage insurance €10,000 against damage to personal property Studapart guarantee against unpaid rent up to €100,000 Important information before renting an apartment in Paris Moving to Paris is a big step… and when you’re discovering the French rental system at the same time, it can feel a bit intense. Don’t worry, we’re here to guide you ! Apartment rental in Paris comes with strong demand, high prices and neighbourhoods that each have their own lifestyle. Whether you’re staying for a semester, an internship or starting your first job in France, understanding how the Paris housing market works will help you feel more confident from day one. Best neighbourhoods if you are a student in Paris To help you compare the different areas easily, here’s an overview of student-friendly neighbourhoods in Paris, with transport options, what’s nearby and how expensive each one usually is. Best neighbourhoods if you’re a young professional If you’re moving to Paris for an internship or your first job, here’s a quick comparison of areas young professionals often choose for transport, comfort and everyday convenience. What type of apartment should you look for in Paris? The French rental vocabulary can be confusing at first. Here’s a simple guide for apartment rental in Paris: Studio: one single living space with a small kitchen area and a private bathroom. Compact and perfect for solo living. T1: similar to a studio but with a separate kitchen. T2 = 1-bedroom apartment: one bedroom + one living room + kitchen + bathroom. T3 (=2-bedroom apartment), T4 (=3-bedroom apartment): larger apartments with two or three bedrooms, ideal for flatsharing. In Paris, you’ll find both furnished and unfurnished options: Furnished ( “meublé” ): already equipped with essential furniture, ideal when you’re arriving from abroad or staying for 6–12 months. Unfurnished ( “non meublé” ): empty, you’ll need to buy or bring everything, from the bed to the lamp. Monthly rent is often lower, but the initial budget and commitment are higher. Budget: What should you plan for when moving to Paris? Before settling in Paris, it really helps to know what costs to expect. From rent to deposits and everyday expenses, understanding the basics will make your arrival smoother and your search for an apartment much easier. Here’s what you should plan for. What is the average rent for an apartment in Paris? Paris is the most expensive city in France for renters. On average, apartment rental in Central Paris ranges from around €960 to €1,100 per month for a studio or one-bedroom, depending on the size, the arrondissement and whether the apartment is furnished or not. Shared flats and outer arrondissements or suburbs are usually more affordable than central districts like the 1st to 8th. What is the best type of accommodation budget-wise? If you’re looking for comfort and savings in Paris: Flatshares allow you to split rent and utilities, and enjoy a bigger apartment in popular areas. Studios are a good option if you want your own private space while keeping a smaller surface and a controlled budget. Student residences are turnkey: furnished, secure and designed for newcomers. They are often a bit more expensive, but many services are included (furniture, reception, common areas…). Coliving offers all-inclusive packages with shared spaces and a ready-made community. Monthly rent is usually higher, but it often includes furniture, utilities and extra services. Unfurnished rentals may seem cheaper at first, but buying furniture and appliances can quickly increase your initial budget, especially in Paris. What neighbourhood to choose according to your budget? Here’s a quick overview to help you compare the main areas in Paris and its close suburbs based on your budget. Deposit system and guarantor in France: how does it work? In France, landlords usually request: One month’s rent as a security deposit (often more for furnished rentals). A guarantor: someone who financially supports your application and agrees to cover your rent if needed. If you’re an international student or young professional without a guarantor in France, Studapart can help more on this later! Are utilities included in the price of an apartment in France? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Check whether the rent is “charges comprises” (utilities included) or not. Utilities generally include water, building maintenance and sometimes heating, but electricity, gas and internet are often extra . On Studapart, each listing has a clear section showing exactly what is included, so you always know what you’re paying for before you book. Documents: What do you need to rent an apartment in Paris? Renting an apartment in France comes with a few essential documents, especially if you’re arriving from abroad. Don’t worry ! the list is simple , and once you know what’s expected, the process becomes much easier. Here’s everything you’ll need to prepare so your rental application in Paris is complete and ready to go. What documents do I need to provide to rent my apartment? In France, landlords review a set of documents to confirm your identity and situation. The exact list can vary, but here are the most common items you may be asked for: Proof of income (salary slips, internship contract, or bank statements) Proof of scholarship or financial support if you’re a student Proof of enrolment or admission letter for university students Guarantor documents (ID + proof of income + proof of address), if required Visa or residence permit if applicable for your stay Previous rental references or a short presentation, sometimes requested but not mandatory On Studapart, you’ll find a clear checklist on your profile to help you upload the right documents and complete your application smoothly. What documents do I need to ask my guarantor? In most cases, your guarantor only needs to share a few key documents so the landlord can check their situation: An ID (passport or identity card) Proof of address (recent bill or rental contract) Proof of income (salary slips, employment contract and/or tax return) You’re guided step by step throughout the process, so both you and your guarantor always know exactly which documents to upload. “Assurance habitation”: why is it mandatory in France? Home insurance is required for every tenant in France . It protects you in case of water damage, fire or accidents. Without it, landlords cannot legally let you move in. The good news: it’s usually quick and affordable to set up, and Studapart can point you in the right direction if you need help. Why Studapart makes life easier for international students and young professionals Moving to a new city can feel overwhelming, but Studapart makes it easier. With verified listings, secure booking and clear guidance, we help you rent in France with confidence from day one. How can Studapart help you find an apartment? Renting in France can feel unfamiliar when you’re coming from abroad. Studapart makes the process easier for international students and young professionals by offering: Verified listings to protect you from scams and uncertain offers Secure online booking so you can reserve your home before arriving in France Support in English and French to answer your questions and guide you step by step Clear and transparent requirements so you always know which documents to prepare A trusted network of partner universities that rely on Studapart to support their students Wherever you’re coming from, Studapart helps you arrive in Paris feeling prepared, reassured and supported from day one. What is the Guaranteed Profile? The Guaranteed Profile is a special option on Studapart for people without a French guarantor, or whose guarantor doesn’t meet the usual criteria. When you activate it, Studapart verifies your identity and documents, certifies your profile, and displays a “guaranteed profile” badge so landlords immediately see you are a reliable tenant. You can read more about how it works on the dedicated page about the Guaranteed Profile . Why choose Studapart as a provider? Because we know that arriving in a new country is already challenging. With Studapart, you get: A safe way to book from abroad Clear explanations at every step A community of students, young professionals and trusted landlords A rental experience built for international mobility With Studapart, you’re never navigating the rental journey alone ! We are here to make every step smoother, safer and more reassuring. 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