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Rent is the first number to settle in Lisbon. This tab gives the starting price for our Lisbon properties, the questions to ask about bills and the legal limit on deposits.
From around €1,465 a month. That is where prices start for the Lisbon properties you can book through us, both in the city itself. The monthly figure changes with room type and length of stay, so open each property for the exact rent.
Not always. Our Lisbon property pages do not state that bills are included, so ask whether water, electricity, internet and cleaning sit inside the monthly figure. Get the answer in writing before you pay anything at all.
Yes, in most buildings. A studio comes with its own kitchen and bathroom, which pushes the rent above a bedroom with shared spaces. Our Lisbon studio filter shows which properties offer one, so you can weigh privacy against the monthly rent.
Two months' rent at most under a Portuguese rental contract. Rent paid in advance carries the same two month limit. Ask for both amounts in writing before you transfer money, and keep the receipt so the deposit can be claimed back.
Portugal's housing portal says an urban rental contract must be written, whatever its length. Where no term is written down, the law treats it as a two year contract. Read the end date on yours and match it to your course dates before signing.
Young people aged 4 to 23 travel free across the Lisbon metropolitan area, Metropolitano de Lisboa says. You need a personalised navegante card, and Nova SBE notes a Portuguese tax number is required. That removes commuting costs when choosing between areas.
The Lisbon properties you can book through us sit on the same metro line. Match each one to the campus you travel to most days.
Our Lisbon properties sit in two parts of the city. One is beside Marquês de Pombal in the centre. The other is in Cidade Universitária to the north, among University of Lisbon faculties. The yellow metro line links the two directly.
Yes. Lisboa Cidade Universitária stands on Rua Sousa Lopes, in the district that holds the University of Lisbon rectory and faculties such as Law, Medicine and Pharmacy. Cidade Universitária station on the yellow metro line serves the area.
Lisboa Marquês de Pombal on Rua do Conde de Redondo puts you close to Marquês de Pombal, where the blue and yellow metro lines meet. The yellow line runs north from there through Saldanha to Cidade Universitária without a change.
No. The University of Lisbon's Ajuda campus, home to Architecture, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture and ISCSP, lies in the west of the city near Belém. Our properties sit in the centre and north, so map the daily trip before you choose a room.
At Rua da Holanda 1 in Carcavelos, a coastal town west of Lisbon. Nova SBE is the business and economics school of Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, whose other schools use campuses in and around the capital, such as Campolide.
Pick the coast only if most classes are in Carcavelos. Nova SBE students gain a short daily trip there, while ULisboa, Iscte and Católica students would face a long train and metro ride back into Lisbon every day.
Lisbon's public universities run a limited number of residence places, and NOVA puts scholarship holders first. Private rooms meet most of the remaining demand.
Yes. Its social action service, SAS ULisboa, runs a network of student residences around the city, open to ULisboa students and to those on cooperation and mobility programmes. Our University of Lisbon student accommodation page shows private options.
Instituto Superior Técnico names two metro stations for its Alameda campus: Saldanha on the yellow and red lines, and Alameda on the green and red lines. The yellow line through Saldanha also serves both areas where our properties stand, with no change needed.
SASNOVA scholarship students and Erasmus exchange students. Other NOVA students can apply once those places are filled. NOVA's Alfredo de Sousa residence sits on the Campolide campus, beside the NOVA School of Law and NOVA IMS.
Iscte's entrance is on Avenida das Forças Armadas, and the university says both the metro and the train station at Entre Campos lie within a few hundred metres. Our Iscte student accommodation page shows properties suited to the campus.
Católica's Lisbon campus holds eight of its faculties, including its business and economics school, Law and the Medical School. The university names Cidade Universitária, Laranjeiras and Jardim Zoológico as nearby metro stations, with trains at Sete Rios.
Nova SBE advises students who prefer the capital to stay near the Cascais train line. It names Cais do Sodré, Santos, Alcântara and Belém as the best areas for reaching campus. Living nearer the campus shortens the daily trip.
Four metro lines cover the main campuses, and one suburban train line runs to the coast. Know both before you fix on an address.
Lisbon's metro runs four lines. Stations such as Cidade Universitária, Entre Campos and Alameda sit close to large university campuses, while areas further west, such as Ajuda and Belém, rely more on local buses, trams and suburban trains.
The CP Cascais line. It starts at Cais do Sodré on the Lisbon waterfront and runs west through Santos, Belém, Algés and Oeiras to Carcavelos, then on to Estoril and Cascais. No metro line reaches the Nova SBE campus.
Cais do Sodré sits on the green metro line, and Cascais line trains start from the same station, Metropolitano de Lisboa says. Students living in central or northern Lisbon can reach the coast by metro and train, without needing a bus.
About 22 minutes on foot from Carcavelos station, or 18 minutes from Oeiras station, Nova SBE says. Bus M16 links the campus directly with Carcavelos station. Add that walk or bus to the train time when judging a room in the city.
A contactless bank card works at the fare gates, one person per card, Metropolitano de Lisboa says. Regular riders load a navegante card with a pass or with zapping credit, which is prepaid money accepted by several operators around the city.
Aeroporto station sits on the metro's red line, which also calls at Alameda and Saldanha. From Saldanha you can change to the yellow line for Marquês de Pombal or Cidade Universitária, so arriving students can reach either area by metro alone.
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