Question 1

How do you live in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

Life in Warsaw is dynamic, lively and cheap. Also, if you are worried about not knowing how to get along without the language, you will be glad to know that most of Warsaw speaks English perfectly, so you will have no problem communicating with the locals and integrating easily into the city. You will soon come to realize that the people can be very private in Poland, but when you gain trust with its inhabitants, you will strengthen ties for life!

Question 2

Where should I live in Warsaw?

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You can start by looking for accommodation in the historic center of Warsaw, the Stare Miasto, the best area of the city if you want to have all kinds of services and tourist attractions close at hand. As it is the best area, it is the most expensive, so if you want to find cheap accommodation in Warsaw, we recommend that you look in Prague-Północ, a bohemian neighborhood located on the other side of the Vistula river bank.

Question 3

What is the cost of living in Warsaw?

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Warsaw is a very affordable city to live in. You'll find options of all kinds, from rooms for just €150, to entire flats for €450-600. Even being the capital of Poland, you will be surprised to see that the prices of everyday products remain below average compared to other European capitals, such as bus tickets and pints of beer for less than €1. Paradise!

Question 4

Is it difficult to find a rental in Warsaw?

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Finding accommodation in Warsaw is easy if you start your search early and avoid the high season. You will have to establish a budget that is well suited to you, but the fewer conditions you set, the easier you will find it. The best time of the year to look for accommodation in Warsaw is from October-December and February-July, but never before the beginning of the course!

Question 5

What is public transport like in Warsaw?

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Warsaw boasts one of the best transportation systems in all of Europe. Not only are train, bus and tram tickets in Warsaw really cheap, but they also offer service practically 24 hours a day. You can go out and have a great time and return home without any problems thanks to the night bus, or visit the charming neighboring cities of Warsaw, and all without breaking the bank.

Question 6

What documents do I need to rent in Warsaw?

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To rent an apartment in Warsaw you will need the documentation required in each rental advertisement. In general, you will have to provide a copy of your identity document, proof that you are solvent, and a security deposit to put down when you enter your new home. Make sure you have all the documents in advance to be the first to receive the house!

Question 7

How can I rent a house in Warsaw while living in another country?

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At Spotahome we make it easy. You can rent your flat in Warsaw 100% online. You have real photos, demonstration videos and all the detailed information you need about the property to be able to rent your new home with total security. This type of guarantee facilitates a totally transparent rental so that you can rent from abroad without fear of anything.

🏠 Nº of properties	670 flats, studios and rooms for rent
💵 Minimum monthly price	starting from 1000 zł
✔️ Verified properties	297 homes
💰 Deposit not required	85 rentals
🐶 Pets allowed	63 properties
🎓 Ideal for students	54 accommodations

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