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CANADA · CHAPTER 13

Student housingin Canada.

Residence places are limited, so most students share rentals or start in a homestay. Secure housing before you land and never pay a deposit for a place you have not verified.

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Options

  • University residence
  • Shared apartment or basement suite
  • Homestay with meals
  • Short-term rental for the first weeks

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Avoid rental scams

  • Never send a deposit before seeing the place and signing a lease
  • Be wary of prices far below the market
  • Verify the landlord's identity and ownership
  • Use university housing boards and verified platforms
  • Know your province's tenant rights (e.g. Ontario standard lease)

QUICK ANSWERS

Your questions, answered.

On-campus residence in the first year if available, then shared apartments or basements near campus or transit, often found through university and community groups.

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