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Thinking about studying in Valletta, the capital of Malta? You're not alone! Many students choose Valletta for its unique island life and vibrant local culture.
| Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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| Private room Malta | 9 | €1,222 |
| Residence Malta | 0 | |
| Studio Malta | 0 | |
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Most students prefer to live in shared flats in Valletta to save on rent and live with people from around the world. If you have a local roommate, you’ll get an insider’s view of Maltese life.
Here are some pros and cons of living in shared flats in this city in Malta:
Want to make your mobility to Valletta smoother? Download some Erasmus+ apps! These apps provide instructions for necessary paperwork, your Learning Agreement, and subject validation. Plus, you'll get the scoop on life in the city and tips from fellow students. Make the most of your stay in Valletta by exploring the island, discovering hidden gems, like the red sand beaches of San Blas Bay and Ramla Bay!
Besides bonding with your flatmates, here are some great ways to meet people in Malta's capital:
The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) includes ESN Malta, a great student association that offers support upon your arrival. They organise a variety of events and activities, making it easy and fun to meet other students both in the city and across the island.
Join the ESN Facebook group to stay updated on planned activities. From boat trips and parties to sports like surfing, beach volleyball, and diving, you’ll find plenty of affordable excursions around the island to join.
Facebook groups and associations often create WhatsApp groups to help students stay connected. Use these groups to suggest plans or trips, you'll likely to find someone with similar interests who wants to join in on the fun.
Here are some handy tips for living in shared flats in Malta's capital:
The price of a single room usually starts at €330 per month, while shared rooms usually begin at €240 per month.
Sharing a flat helps you save on rent, giving you extra money to enjoy more activities during your time on the island.It also offers a multicultural environment where you can make close friends with your roommates.
Be mindful that each person has different habits. You'll need to adjust to living in a multicultural environment. Respect others' space and schedules, and keep communication open to avoid conflicts.
Look for roommates with similar or compatible lifestyles, especially regarding schedules, parties, and cleanliness. These are often the main sources of conflict, so finding common ground can help avoid conflicts.
Erasmus Play is a great app/website for finding roommates. It lists verified rooms in shared flats and student residences, which helps you avoid potential scams.
Find, compare and book student accommodation on Erasmus Play
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