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22 years old, looking for a room from the 1 of November

Federica Pinton

Hi,

I am Federica, I am 22 years old and I am from Italy. I am coming in Bochum for an Erasmus Traineeships. I am staying from November to Febbruary. I am searching a single/ double room, better NEAR the center of the city.

I am sociable, I love meeting people from different culture. I am a good cooker and I love dancing with my friends. I speak english, spanish and german. I am also trying to learn portuguese.

I am a dog person, I love animals but I am allergic to cat fur.

Hope someone can help me! and if you want more info contact me. :)

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stumpy

Welcome to the forum  :)

I did a quick Google search and found sites you can check out.
Just type ' housing rentals Bochum Germany' into your search engine and check them out.

TominStuttgart

Housing is expensive in Germany and with a tight market in most cities, especially difficult for foreigners to find. The cheapest and often easiest approach for young people is usually to get a room in a shared apartment know in Germany as Wohngemeinschaft or WG. And the best possibility for this is to look for pin-boards at Universities or other educational institutes where people will hang advertisements offering or looking for such rooms. Just getting a place for such a specific time period might complicate things but often students go away for a semester and want to sublet their room and thus one might even get a furnished place at an extra cheap price for a limited period of time. 

To rent a place on one’s own means finding a place free and having the landlord interested in renting it for a short time. This is not so usual except for furnished places, which can be what you are looking for - but then often much more expensive than a similar unfurnished. One is usually better off getting used furniture or buying simple things at Ikea but since you are only staying 3 or 4 months, it is hard to judge if it pays off. People staying for a year or longer are almost always better off getting their own furniture and selling or giving it away when they leave rather than paying for a furnished place.