Accommodation in Milan
Long-Stay Housing Agencies
https://rent.spotahome.com/partners
Email: marangonimilano@spotahome.com
WhatsApp: +34697172260
Promo code: MARANGONI25
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dotstay.com
Email: istitutomarangoni@dotstay.com
WhatsApp: +39 3440689888
Contact person: Francesco
Promo code: IM10
Dotstay is a service for students looking for a place to stay in Milan in the medium to long term (3 months or more) who want to visit the accommodation in person or by video tour. Students can use Dotstay.com to book a personal multilanguage assistant - an Angel - who will take them to see the place they selected within a few days. The Angel will support them through the entire rental process, from visiting the accommodation to the lease agreement to payment and check in. Dotstay also provides a unique “Matching Service” to find shared accommodations for Istituto Marangoni students only. With Dotstay you can save time, effort and feel safe with an Angel by your side.
roofinders.com
Email: ciao@roofinders.com
WhatsApp: https://wa.me/393518897372
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roofindersmilan
Contact person: Belén
We create hassle-free experiences for international, off-site students and young professionals coming to Milan through a unique combination of amazing places to stay in, wonderful people to share them with, and memorable experiences to treasure for life.
italianshortrent.com
Email: giordana.consolo@italianshortrent.com
Whatsapp: +39 3387508770
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/italian_short_rent/?hl=it
Facebook: https://it-it.facebook.com/ItalianShortRent/
Contact person: Giordana
Italian Short Rent is a Milan-based agency that focuses on providing quality housing services. It has a portfolio of selected quality accommodations in the city’s central areas. Its main goal is to support students by offering personalised support and being their go-to contact throughout their stay. Italian Short Rent also offers support for all practical aspects and bureaucracy to facilitate their move and their stay in Italy.
rentingmilan.com
Email: info@rentingmilan.com
WhatsApp: +39 331 359 1275
Instagram: www.instagram.com/rentingmilan/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rentingmilan
Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZML9SS55J/
Contact person: Letizia
Renting Milano is an established real estate agency in Milan. We take real estate beyond just buildings; our work starts with helping students from around the world rent their dream homes in Milan. It continues by providing them with tailored services to meet the challenges they may encounter during their stay in Italy. The heart of our job is supporting our clients, be they potential, present, or past. We spend our days talking to them, understanding and addressing their needs, and being there for them. We turn these insights into concrete, data-based business solutions to support tenants and landlords faster and better.
Short-Stay Housing Agencies
duomo-apartments.com
Email: info@duomo-apartments.com
+39 02 6460678
21WOL.it
Email: bookingmicentro@21wol.it
+39 02 56568715
When contacting one of these housing agencies, remember to say you are an Istituto Marangoni student. Even if Istituto Marangoni works alongside these housing agencies and continuously monitors the services they provide, the school cannot be held responsible for failing to find a suitable accommodation, nor for any disputes arising between the student and the agency.
The School is located in the very heart of Milan, between the San Babila Metro station (red line) and Montenapoleone (yellow line).
You can use the city's efficient public transport system to look for an apartment anywhere; we recommend the areas near the red and yellow Metro lines, like Porta Venezia, Porta Romana, Loreto, or Isola.
Milan can be considered a safe city. However, it is always a good idea to take some precautions when travelling to a foreign country, whether it is Milan or anywhere else in the world. As an Istituto Marangoni student, you can always receive dedicated support by International SOS (see Health & Assistance section).
We strongly recommend that you refer to the indicated agencies. You can trust them.
Renting an apartment in Italy can require some paperwork. Read the lease agreement carefully before signing to protect your rights and help you get the right deal (this is why we recommend referring to IM partners – they are the ones who can help you). Owners are often asking for 3 months of security deposit and 1 month of rent in advance. Cost of heating and utilities may be included in the rent contract. In that case, it is a good idea to ask your landlord to itemise the amounts for each utility bill at the end of the year, so that you are fully informed of the actual expenses. After signing the lease, either the landlord or the tenant has 30 days to register the contract with the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate). Registration is required by law: the registration tax - 2% of the annual rent – is paid equally by landlord and tenant. To withdraw from a rental contract, you will need to send a formal letter, usually 3 months before leaving the property.
EU Students
- Tax code (codice fiscale). For information regarding fiscal code, please check here (link alla pagina del Get Ready con le info)
- An identity document
Non-EU Students
- Tax code (codice fiscale). For information regarding fiscal code, please check here (link alla pagina del Get Ready con le info)
- An identity document (Passport)
- The permit to stay/Receipt of the application of permesso di soggiorno (or, if you don't have it at the moment of signing the contract, the visa with the entry stamp should be enough). For information regarding permit to stay, please check here (link alla pagina del Get Ready con le info)
For Not-EU students, the landlord, within 48 hours from the handover of the flat, has the duty of communicating to the local police station that the foreign student is living there.