Renting in Poland — rooms and flats

Rooms, shared places and flats in Poland — from owners and people subletting. The move-in cost, the deposit and whether you get registered are stated in the listing.

What to know

• Registration (meldunek) — Without registration you cannot file some residence-card applications, so it is a tag of its own.
• Tenancy agreement — Offices ask for the agreement. The tag says the owner will sign one.
• What you pay to move in — The deposit and the first month are the largest cost of moving. Both figures are visible before you call.
• What the flat already has — Furniture, internet, parking, children and pets — as tags, so you do not sort it out by phone.

Listings are posted by people themselves. Migrio does not rent out housing and takes no part in the payments.

By city

Warszawa · Wrocław · Poznań · Gdańsk · Łódź · Katowice · Szczecin · Bydgoszcz · Gdynia · Sochaczew · Gorzów Wielkopolski · Bolesławiec

Frequently asked questions

What is meldunek and why does it matter?

It is registration at your address of stay. Some legalisation applications require it, so listings carry a separate tag for whether the owner registers you.

How much money do I need to move in?

Usually the deposit plus the first month. The author states both amounts in the listing.

Do I need a tenancy agreement?

For your own sake, yes: without one you cannot prove where you live. The “agreement” tag means the owner will sign one.