Stockholm housing:

It is important to apply for housing as soon as possible.

Due to the popularity of studying in Stockholm, housing cannot be guaranteed. Generally, it is easier to get student housing in the spring semester. Students admitted to our exchange program will receive application instructions for housing. Further information about university accommodation services, as well as information on finding housing individually, is available at the Housing Office’s website: https://www.su.se/english/education/student-services/housing-for-international-students

If you have questions regarding housing, it is best to contact your housing provider directly. The UIUC business study abroad office has no authority over host university policy and procedure. If it is a situation where you are not getting a response, please let us know.

Prior to arrival to campus, check with your housing provider to inquire about the earliest move-in date. If you plan to arrive early and are using university housing, you may be required to pay an extra fee for early move-in or may need to find other accommodations.

Illinois housing:

• If you are studying abroad for only one semester, you may need to sublease your Champaign-Urbana apartment or find a sublease for yourself for the semester you’ll be on campus.
• Post on the study abroad housing board (this link can also be found on the study abroad website under "Support Resources")
• Use this housing board to find a semester sublease for yourself or to advertise your sublease to incoming exchange students.
• If you are living in UIUC housing, notify the housing department that you will be studying abroad. We can provide a confirmation letter, if needed.