One of the most informative videos I’ve seen! Well-done :) One thing I’m not entirely understanding is the wait period. For instance, if I want to study there for the winter semester, would you recommend applying to halls that have a 1 semester waiting period in order to increase my chances of having a room by that time?
Hello! Thank you soso much! I am so glad to hear you liked it! 🥰 to answear your question, what I am saying is that you should apply to these public dormitories if you are okay with waiting at least 3-4 Semesters to get a room there, and until then you have to find (on your own) some other place to live in. You can only register for the public/private student dorms when you've recieved you certificate of enrollment. I reccomend (for the first semesters) either the public dorms (but keep in mind that they can obviously be more expensive than the public ones) or independent appartements/studios/WGs that you can find on the internet)
@@AnaaCristina Thank you for the response! How early do you recommend I look for private dorms, independent apartments, etc. before studying in Germany? (I plan on starting next winter semester)
I would say ASAP! It's good to decide in advance what dorms you like, what you can afford and what dorm is worth it for you. However, you can only apply to a dorm, when you recieve your certificate of enrollment, which will be a few weeks or 1-2 month before the beginning of your study. Exceptionally, some dorms also accept a "Zulassungsbescheiningung" which is a document that states that you've been accepted to the college, but you are still waiting to officially enroll. Independent apartments/WGs might be not that selective and might not require your documents so early on, but it really depends on each an every person/institution.
I will come to Munich this summer in June and yes :( It is extremely hard to find a room. btw, your channel is great. I became addicted to these useful videos. :)
@@merveemen3838 You can rent a room Merve. Try to create contact with the Turkish students who are studying masters. I do not recommend using International Facebook groups, It looks really tricky and dangerous. Stay safe! I wish the best for you with finding accommodation :)
It will be super if you have shown the rooms as well in the video ... . Anyways you have done best work to your extent .. Thank you .. for this video 🥰
@@AnaaCristina Just from the videos😂😂 By the way next year I will turn 19 and also I will start preparing for the JEE Advanced as it will allow me to skip studienkolleg according to anabin. My aim is to go for bachelor's degree in EE but they need language requirements and now I am confused B2 or C1 because this will again take some time and I want to come to Germany by the time I am 20 so that I can be friends with girls like you😀 You are so beautiful😊 Please help me in the language part if you can somehow. Thank you😇 Edited to say that last part I was joking actually I figured out that going early helps a bit in adjusting and learning language and connections too. I know you will get it but still I felt that not everyone may understand me I am a kind of complex one. Leave it just answer can you guide me in the language section ma'am?😂
@@afrinahmed1620 hey, im also preparing for the jee advanced (2022 attempt), and i want to study in germany too! obviously i have no experience but ive heard that even if you are allowed to go to a german university with the jee adv results, you should attend a studienkolleg anyways. because they teach in german there and you might know all the maths and science concepts but you dont know them in german, yk? like for example if they ask you to derive something, you know how to do it but you might not know the word 'derivation' in german. so its a very good way for you to practice your german and brush up on concepts so that you will be 100% prepared for university. they also teach other useful things like how to properly write formal essays and dissertations and stuff in german and how to take proper structured notes, etc. it will also help you get used to the culture and system before you actually start the real university studying. since i dont know much german (you need a b2 to go to a studienkolleg) i plan on going to the goethe institute for a while and then the studienkolleg - then i will study at lmu or tum, hopefully. obviously your situation might be different but i thought maybe this could be helpful to you? idk good luck on your results and i hope you get accepted!
Okay, you know what, you are a RUclips Star in the making. I can tell you planned the camera movements and put fair effort into your editing. I'm doing my 12th grade in india and hoping to study in Germany. On that note, your videos will be thoroughly studied. Also, can you talk about using public transport vs using your bicycle to travel? Danke!
You get a Semesterticket, when going to Uni and Most kinds of public transport are free of charge. Munich is mostly flat so your bike is also a great option. You just need to get a good lock or else it will get stolen fast.
Hi! Yes..unfortunately that is exactly what I mean. But don't worry, I have a video coming up very soon, presenting some other accomodation options. Maybe those ones will help you, because the waiting time there is much shorter/no waiting time at all.
Guten Tag , ich habe bitte eine Frage ,warum haben sie LUM gewählen ,obwohl sie Technische Fächer ( informatik / physik ) studiren . Deshalb möchte ich wissen ,warum LUM und nicht TUM .
Hallo! Diese Frage werden wir in einem anderen Video ausführlich beantworten. Ich gebe dir aber eine kurze Antwort bis dann, und zwar: wir haben LMU gewählt einfach weil die Fakultäten genau so gut waren, nur hatte die LMU den Vorteil dass sie sich mitten in der Stadt befindet.
hi! can you please share the name of the bungalows so i can possibly look for more information online? i really liked how it looked 🥺 i’m planning on studying in Munich (possibly) in the future and I’m researching all i can to prepare for it :)
Hey I really like your videos. Helping the students that's really great for the people who doesnt have any knowledge about the place... I would like to ask that how much time we can live at this places according to the costs you have stated...
You have to find the accommodation on your own. You can enroll on a list for public dorms as soon as you get your certificate of enrollment, but the whole process takes a while (like I said in the video). And while you are waiting (it can take 2-5 semesters) you have to find a place to live, either in a WG, private dorm or just a regular apartment.
Hello again! I will study in LMU as an Erasmus student in March and I'm currently looking for accomodation . I have a small change to get a student doorm so I'm trying to find other options. Do you know of any group (for example facebook group ) that I can find and contact other LMU studens to co-rent ?
I need an accomodation in Garching. The waiting for dorms is way too high and findinga private accomodation is sometimes fraud and way too expensive. Kind request if u could help me with trusted resources to find accomomdation near Garching. I am a TUM student.
Hi Ana. I have got admission for a 2 yr course in LMU. The semester begins in October 2022. Can you advise how I can get affordable accommodation by the time I arrive in Munich
Hi aanschyy! How are you! Could you share some tips from your experience? How did you get a place there? I would appreciate your help. I will start a master in a few months and I am starting to look for information. Thanks in advance!
Imagine enrolling for a 1.5 yr or 2 yr Masters course and they say you have to wait 2 years for a public affordable accommodation.
I'm not imagining, that's my story as it is
gr8 video🙂
I hope ,i too get enrolled at LMU munich
Really helpful video.(Love from India)
Thank you! Good luck with your application!
Waiting for Part 2 :) Very useful information
Thank you! Part 2 is on the way 🎊
Hi! Can you try a room tour in a student dorm😍it will be very helpfull
Hi! Thank you for the tip! 😊
Please share a detailed scenario of private dorm too😍 Such an insightful video!
I am very happy to hear you liked it! Episode 2 with the private dorms is on the way! 🎊
One of the most informative videos I’ve seen! Well-done :) One thing I’m not entirely understanding is the wait period. For instance, if I want to study there for the winter semester, would you recommend applying to halls that have a 1 semester waiting period in order to increase my chances of having a room by that time?
Hello! Thank you soso much! I am so glad to hear you liked it! 🥰 to answear your question, what I am saying is that you should apply to these public dormitories if you are okay with waiting at least 3-4 Semesters to get a room there, and until then you have to find (on your own) some other place to live in. You can only register for the public/private student dorms when you've recieved you certificate of enrollment. I reccomend (for the first semesters) either the public dorms (but keep in mind that they can obviously be more expensive than the public ones) or independent appartements/studios/WGs that you can find on the internet)
@@AnaaCristina Thank you for the response! How early do you recommend I look for private dorms, independent apartments, etc. before studying in Germany? (I plan on starting next winter semester)
I would say ASAP! It's good to decide in advance what dorms you like, what you can afford and what dorm is worth it for you. However, you can only apply to a dorm, when you recieve your certificate of enrollment, which will be a few weeks or 1-2 month before the beginning of your study. Exceptionally, some dorms also accept a "Zulassungsbescheiningung" which is a document that states that you've been accepted to the college, but you are still waiting to officially enroll. Independent apartments/WGs might be not that selective and might not require your documents so early on, but it really depends on each an every person/institution.
@@AnaaCristina Thank you so much again for your reply! Hopefully all goes well and I'll see you next year in Munich
Your videos are so helpfull! Thank you and keep up the good work:)
Thabk you soso much ❤ that really means a looot!
I will come to Munich this summer in June and yes :( It is extremely hard to find a room. btw, your channel is great. I became addicted to these useful videos. :)
Oh, that's great! Good luck with moving and everything! I am happy to hear that 😊
Hahahahah imge seneye bende
Hello İmge, i will go to Munich for an Erasmus Internship. I would like to ask where did you stay during that time? Best
@@merveemen3838 You can rent a room Merve. Try to create contact with the Turkish students who are studying masters. I do not recommend using International Facebook groups, It looks really tricky and dangerous. Stay safe! I wish the best for you with finding accommodation :)
It will be super if you have shown the rooms as well in the video ... . Anyways you have done best work to your extent .. Thank you .. for this video 🥰
Thanks! Noted!
I have been privileged to have lived in bungalows for over 2.5 years. Still miss it a lot
Is it true that finding an accommodation in Germany is harder than finding a job😂
Great vid helped a lot, keep it up😊😇
Hahaha, that's so true 😂 good observation!
@@AnaaCristina Just from the videos😂😂
By the way next year I will turn 19 and also I will start preparing for the JEE Advanced as it will allow me to skip studienkolleg according to anabin. My aim is to go for bachelor's degree in EE but they need language requirements and now I am confused B2 or C1 because this will again take some time and I want to come to Germany by the time I am 20 so that I can be friends with girls like you😀 You are so beautiful😊
Please help me in the language part if you can somehow. Thank you😇
Edited to say that last part I was joking actually I figured out that going early helps a bit in adjusting and learning language and connections too. I know you will get it but still I felt that not everyone may understand me I am a kind of complex one. Leave it just answer can you guide me in the language section ma'am?😂
@@afrinahmed1620 hey, im also preparing for the jee advanced (2022 attempt), and i want to study in germany too!
obviously i have no experience but ive heard that even if you are allowed to go to a german university with the jee adv results, you should attend a studienkolleg anyways. because they teach in german there and you might know all the maths and science concepts but you dont know them in german, yk? like for example if they ask you to derive something, you know how to do it but you might not know the word 'derivation' in german.
so its a very good way for you to practice your german and brush up on concepts so that you will be 100% prepared for university. they also teach other useful things like how to properly write formal essays and dissertations and stuff in german and how to take proper structured notes, etc. it will also help you get used to the culture and system before you actually start the real university studying.
since i dont know much german (you need a b2 to go to a studienkolleg) i plan on going to the goethe institute for a while and then the studienkolleg - then i will study at lmu or tum, hopefully. obviously your situation might be different but i thought maybe this could be helpful to you? idk
good luck on your results and i hope you get accepted!
Okay, you know what, you are a RUclips Star in the making. I can tell you planned the camera movements and put fair effort into your editing. I'm doing my 12th grade in india and hoping to study in Germany. On that note, your videos will be thoroughly studied.
Also, can you talk about using public transport vs using your bicycle to travel?
Danke!
You get a Semesterticket, when going to Uni and Most kinds of public transport are free of charge. Munich is mostly flat so your bike is also a great option.
You just need to get a good lock or else it will get stolen fast.
@@danielsich3362 Danke, and Is it possibel to stay in one of the residents shiwn in the video for say, a year, or will students shift around monthly.
@@danielgeorgethecameradude students don't shift every month. It depends on your contract. Most contracts are for a year
Hello.
When you say that the waiting time is 4 semesters do you mean that you actually have to wait 2 YEARS in order to receive accommodation?
Hi! Yes..unfortunately that is exactly what I mean. But don't worry, I have a video coming up very soon, presenting some other accomodation options. Maybe those ones will help you, because the waiting time there is much shorter/no waiting time at all.
Awesome happy presentation Ana..
Thank youu 😊
It is exactly what i need right now❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ loved the effort and beautiful smile so much❤️❤️🌼🌼
So glad!
I really needed that video thank you 😘
Glad it helped you!
Guten Tag , ich habe bitte eine Frage ,warum haben sie LUM gewählen ,obwohl sie Technische Fächer ( informatik / physik ) studiren . Deshalb möchte ich wissen ,warum LUM und nicht TUM .
Hallo! Diese Frage werden wir in einem anderen Video ausführlich beantworten. Ich gebe dir aber eine kurze Antwort bis dann, und zwar: wir haben LMU gewählt einfach weil die Fakultäten genau so gut waren, nur hatte die LMU den Vorteil dass sie sich mitten in der Stadt befindet.
Please make new videos. We r loving them😊
Thank youuu! I am so glad to hear that!
Thank you so much ❤️💕
Du bist sehr nett und ihr Video ist schön ❤️
Some German is not bad to describe 😂
Hahaha, vielen Dank!!
Can boys and girls leave in same room of apartment or dormitory?
It depends on the dormitory/appartement. Each institution has their own rules.
I mean can we find or ..in Germany they have co-ed dormitory or apartment?
Yes of course!
Thank you so much .. Loads of love for you from india (kolkata)❤️❤️
hi! can you please share the name of the bungalows so i can possibly look for more information online? i really liked how it looked 🥺 i’m planning on studying in Munich (possibly) in the future and I’m researching all i can to prepare for it :)
The bungalows are located in Olympiadorf. If you search for Bungalows Olympiadorf Munich they should appear there.
Good job!✊
Thank you so much for video 💙
Glad you liked it!
Hey I really like your videos. Helping the students that's really great for the people who doesnt have any knowledge about the place... I would like to ask that how much time we can live at this places according to the costs you have stated...
You can usually stay up to 6 semesters
Does University of Munich offers accommodation for students???
You have to find the accommodation on your own. You can enroll on a list for public dorms as soon as you get your certificate of enrollment, but the whole process takes a while (like I said in the video). And while you are waiting (it can take 2-5 semesters) you have to find a place to live, either in a WG, private dorm or just a regular apartment.
helped a lot
thanks so much 😀
Hello again! I will study in LMU as an Erasmus student in March and I'm currently looking for accomodation . I have a small change to get a student doorm so I'm trying to find other options. Do you know of any group (for example facebook group ) that I can find and contact other LMU studens to co-rent ?
Hello, Did you find any accomodation? I’m interested in it. Thanks!
I need an accomodation in Garching. The waiting for dorms is way too high and findinga private accomodation is sometimes fraud and way too expensive. Kind request if u could help me with trusted resources to find accomomdation near Garching. I am a TUM student.
Hi Ana. I have got admission for a 2 yr course in LMU. The semester begins in October 2022. Can you advise how I can get affordable accommodation by the time I arrive in Munich
Is it hard to find accommodation as an Erasmus student?
Is the cost for month or a year
May I know what did you mean by the waiting period
Sorry,the price of 280 to 380 is about one month?!
Yes
@@AnaaCristina thank you so much
@@AnaaCristina is it the highest or lowest price ?!
Can master's student live in dorms?
Yes, of course!
Can we stay with wife in this bungalow?
Yes! If you apply for a double bungalow.
Hi your mix need to have wind socks.
You're right!😂 We'll fix that!
I live here :D if anyone wanna see the city
Hi aanschyy! How are you! Could you share some tips from your experience? How did you get a place there? I would appreciate your help. I will start a master in a few months and I am starting to look for information. Thanks in advance!