Student Dorm
Student Housing

Find Your Home Away From Home

Secure, comfortable, and affordable living spaces curated for international students in China. From social dorms to private apartments.

Dorm
Most Popular

On-Campus Dorm

Best for social life & convenience

Monthly Rent

¥500 - ¥1,500

Distance

On Site

Social Environment

Meet students from an international community

All Inclusive

Utilities & WiFi usually included

Safe & Secure

24/7 campus security & reception

Available Room Types

SingleDoubleQuad
Apartment
Premium Choice

Private Apartment

Best for privacy & independence

Monthly Rent

¥2,000 - ¥5,000

Distance

10-30 mins

More Space

Private bedroom, kitchen & bath

Freedom

No curfew, guest friendly

Fully Furnished

Move-in ready with appliances

Available Room Types

Studio1 Bedroom2 Bedroom

Standard Amenities

Whether you choose on-campus or off-campus, most of our verified listings include these essentials.

High-Speed Wi-Fi
Private/Shared Bath
Air Conditioning
Study Areas
Security System
Laundry Facilities
Basic Furniture
English Support
  • Language requirements vary by university, program, and teaching language.
  • Start preparing 6–9 months early and confirm the official deadline.
  • Tuition and living costs vary by city, university, and accommodation type.
  • Check whether your scholarship route accepts or requires a pre-admission letter.
  • Use official university and scholarship pages to verify current requirements.
  • Translation, notarization, and legalization rules depend on the issuing country.
  • September is a common intake, but programs may follow different calendars.
  • Language requirements vary by university, program, and teaching language.
  • Start preparing 6–9 months early and confirm the official deadline.
  • Tuition and living costs vary by city, university, and accommodation type.
  • Check whether your scholarship route accepts or requires a pre-admission letter.
  • Use official university and scholarship pages to verify current requirements.
  • Translation, notarization, and legalization rules depend on the issuing country.
  • September is a common intake, but programs may follow different calendars.
  • Language requirements vary by university, program, and teaching language.
  • Start preparing 6–9 months early and confirm the official deadline.
  • Tuition and living costs vary by city, university, and accommodation type.
  • Check whether your scholarship route accepts or requires a pre-admission letter.
  • Use official university and scholarship pages to verify current requirements.
  • Translation, notarization, and legalization rules depend on the issuing country.
  • September is a common intake, but programs may follow different calendars.