The most difficult issue for students going to Germany is accommodation. Because the process of finding a house/room in Germany works on a "first come, first served" principle and the demand is very high, especially in big cities. Waiting lists in dormitories can take months, while WG (shared home) rooms can receive hundreds of applications. So, just like school application, accommodation requires strategic planning.
There is no "first school enrollment → then dormitory allocation" model like in Turkey. Each student has to submit their own application using the right platforms.
This is where we come in: We reveal the most logical options for you according to your city, budget, school and program, and explain step by step how to manage the application process. Knowing where to start in that process where everything is uncertain is actually the biggest advantage.
There is no single truth in accommodation; there is reading the options correctly and applying them. We are making these elections with you in this process
Our role:
We explain the application system, share examples of filling out forms, and inform you in advance in which cities the queue times are long.
We direct you to reliable options such as The FIZZ and Neon Wood and inform you about room types, price ranges, and deposit conditions.
We teach how to make the WG-Gesucht profile stand out, how to respond in the interview.
If there is a guarantee of space in some private universities, we are informing you from the beginning.
We do not make applications on your behalf; We systematically teach you how to make the right application.
