Unfortunately, prices have skyrocketed since I arrived in 2013. Back then, you could find a decent room for €200, but today it’s almost impossible to find something that cheap. That said, €350 for a furnished room with internet and a relatively good location is still reasonable. However, it can go up to €500 (including utilities and cleaning), but watch out some landlords take advantage of your unfamiliarity with the market by renting rooms that aren’t worth that price!
Therefore, it’s not easy to find an erasmus accommodation in Lisbon, that’s additionally furnished and well-located. Some associations often manage their own flats to boost their income, in addition to organizing event ( except for ESN) , which directly offers private flats.
They always have several offers available and can help you with Portuguese language.
Another excellent website is Spotahome. You don’t have to worry about the condition of the room, as their staff always takes reliable photos
With the voucher code VISITMYLISBON15, get a 15% discount on the tenant fee when you book an accommodation on the website SPOTAHOME !
Finally, you can consult my post on accommodation,you’ll find more information there.
And there you have it, you can enjoy your Erasmus in Lisbon in a cozy little cocoon🙂
Prior to your arrival, if you did some research about your Erasmus city, you probably noticed that several organizations are dedicated to helping international students. And yes, for some, you’re a kind of breadwinner!
1- Erasmus Lisboa.
2- Erasmus Organization Lisboa.
3- Erasmus Life Lisboa.
4- ESN Lisboa.
Yes, a breadwinner. If you’re looking to party, go on excursions, or visit places, these four organizations offer you the chance to join their services.
The most famous one is ESN. They usually consist of European citizens (or people from other parts of the world!) and hire volunteers to promote their organizations, organize trips, and host events… You’ll understand that the others don’t necessarily have the same goals as the latter. They generate quite a bit of cash, and their non-profit status allows them to collect a nice pile of euros at the end of the year.
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