Hi, my name is Lieke. I'm a 20 years old working female. My budget is € 6000 p/mnd and I would like to move immediately

Hello! I’m April, 27 years old living in the Netherlands. I am moving to find a place of my own. More about me: Ik heb een baan voor een internationaal bedrijf bij Schiphol Area als en Order Manager. Mijn hobbies zijn taal leren, zoals Nederlands, muziek spelen en fitnessen. Ik liever een gezond en rustige levenstijl. Ik houd ook van reizen en keuken ❤️ 
 Met mijn ervaring, mijn landlords hebben geen klagen over geluid of schade. Tijdens weekend, ga ik vaak naar mijn vrienden te ontmoeten. Ik zoek voor een stille en gezellige plek voor mezelf. I look forward to hearing from you! Kind Regards, April

My name is Michelle, I'm 23, and I'm from Italy. At the end of August, I'll be moving to Amsterdam to start my Master's in International Trade and Investment Law at the University of Amsterdam (UvA), also planning to work part-time alongside my studies. I'm a very outgoing and sociable person who loves meeting new people and having long chats over a good cup of coffee. Travelling is one of my biggest passions, and I've already lived abroad for more than a year in Norway, so I'm very comfortable sharing a home with others, adapting to new environments, and using English in my daily life. I'm also a very creative person who loves cooking, and I always enjoy bringing people together around a homemade Italian meal! As a housemate, I'm clean, tidy, respectful of shared spaces, and mindful of everyone's privacy and routines. I'm looking for a place to start this new exciting chapter in Amsterdam and I'd love to live with friendly and open-minded people and contribute to a positive atmosphere in the house :)

Hi, my name is Marijn. I'm a 23 years old working female. My budget is € 1500 p/mnd and I would like to move immediately

I am a 29 years old Brazilian moving to Delft to start a new employment as a mechanical engineer. I have been sharing apartments with other people for the last 9 year and so far I haven't received any complaints hahaha I don't mind cleaning the house and maintaining it a liveable space. I am an active person, so most days I will be doing Crossfit, riding my bike around or just exploring unknown parts of the city.

Student looking for a studio in Rotterdam, Den Haag or Delft.

Hello! My name is Reina. I’m 32 years old and from Japan. I’m currently living in the Netherlands and finishing my master’s degree. I’m looking for a clean, calm and friendly place where I can feel at home. I currently live in a shared student residence, so I’m used to sharing common spaces respectfully and keeping things tidy. I also work part-time in hotel housekeeping, so cleanliness is something I naturally pay attention to. As a Japanese person, I’m used to taking off my shoes indoors, and I’m careful with other people’s homes and belongings. I’m social and enjoy friendly conversations, but I also respect everyone’s privacy, space and daily routine. I don’t smoke, and I’m not a party person at home. I’m preparing for the next step after graduation and would really like to find a stable and comfortable place to live. I would be happy to tell you more about myself and come for a viewing if it seems like a good match.

I am a Spanish veterinarian and I am starting my MSc Epidemiology in September. I am looking for a room to rent and I consider myself as a social, coffee and friendly person. I enjoy nature, meeting people and visiting places.

Hi, my name is Gayatri. I'm a 22 years old student female. My budget is € 700 p/mnd and I would like to move immediately

hoi ben een rustige vrouw van34 jaar. ben een student verpleegkundige. zoek een Per direct een kamer.

Hi! Im Adam, 30 year old Australian currently in Amsterdam on a Working Holiday Visa. I’m looking for a LGBT+ friendly clean and comfortable room in a shared apartment where registration is possible. I’m already in the city and can move quickly once something suitable is found. I’m a respectful, tidy and easygoing tenant. I keep shared spaces clean and am considerate of others’ routines and privacy. I’m planning to work locally in hospitality/retail while I’m here, and I have savings to support myself during the transition. Ideally looking for a friendly but calm household. I’m open to different neighbourhoods in and around Amsterdam. Thanks for considering my profile!

Hello! My name is Maria, and I am an incoming Bachelor’s student at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). I am originally from Russia and I speak English fluently. I am currently looking for a room or studio within approximately 1 hour of commuting distance from the university. Registration at the address is required. My parents will fully support and pay for my accommodation, so stable and timely payment is guaranteed. I am planning to move in around mid-August. At the moment I am still in Russia, but I have a relative in the Netherlands who is available to attend viewings on my behalf if needed. A little about me: I enjoy travelling, sports, and especially board sports. I do not smoke, I have no pets, and I will be moving in alone. I am a responsible, clean, and respectful tenant. Please feel free to contact me as soon as possible if your place is still available. Thank you!

Hello, My name is Daniel and I am from Portugal. I am currently in the final stage of my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Coimbra. From the beginning of September 2026 until July 2027, I will be moving to Utrecht to join a medical imaging research group at UMC Utrecht as a research intern. I am a respectful, responsible and easy-going person who values a clean and well-maintained home. I understand that a home is something that landlords value greatly, and I always take good care of the place where I live. I am organized, clean and considerate of both property and the people around me. Sport has always been an important part of my life. I practice judo and have competed at a high level, which has taught me discipline, commitment and respect. I also play the flute and attended the Conservatory of Music of Coimbra, an experience that further developed my dedication and perseverance. In my free time I enjoy sports, technology and travelling. During my stay, I hope to integrate into Dutch culture, meet new people and make the most of this international experience. I am a non-smoker, I do not have pets, and I am looking for a comfortable place to live during my internship in Utrecht.

Hello, My name is Lukas, I am 18 years old and will start my study programme in Mechanical Engineering at TUE in August. To study in Eindhoven was my dream, since I am very much interested in mathematics and physics and like the vibe of this nice city. I like working on small projects, going to the gym and going out with my friends. At home I like to cook and since I have been on a school exchange in Alicante, I am quite independent. Due to growing up in Brussels, I have picked up some basic Dutch skills, but I still need to learn it much better. Looking forward to moving to Eindhoven and hope to find a nice place - ideally with nice people to share. I need a place as of Mid August but ready to rent earlier. Since I have no regular income yet, my parents will be the guarantors for the rent. Finally, just to clarify (as the information selected does not appear in my public profile): I don’t smoke (and would not like to live in a place where smoking/vaping is permitted) and I don’t have a pet myself. But I like animals and in particular cats.

Hi! My name is Moldovan-Rus Dragoș, I am a 19-year-old from Romania, and I will be a first-year student at the University of Groningen, studying International and European Law. I am responsible, independent, sociable, and respectful. In my free time, I enjoy staying active, listening to podcasts, and watching films. I am currently looking for a place to stay for my first academic year and can provide any required documentation, including guarantor information and proof of enrollment.

Hi! My name is Ariadna and I come from a small town near Barcelona, Spain. In August, I will be starting a 6-month Industrial Design Erasmus programme at Saxion University, and I am really excited about this new chapter! A little bit about me is that I am a competitive roller skater at an international level, I love cycling and spending time outdoors, and I am always looking for new activities to try.

Hey there! My name is Patrick van Dijk. I am Dutch-Australian, raised on the Gold Coast in Australia with my parents and two sisters in a household where languages, conversation, and curiosity were just part of daily life. Growing up, watching F.R.I.E.N.D.S and Gilmore Girls almost felt like a kind of religious ritual in our house, and Friday nights were often spent having long, slightly too deep conversations about religion, philosophy, or politics (despite none of us really knowing that much about any of these things). It was a home that was warm, talkative, and very full of ideas, but also clean, structured, and responsible. My dad used to vacuum at 7am on Saturdays, which I definitely found irritating as a kid, but it also instilled in me a strong respect for tidy spaces and the idea that household responsibilities are just part of life, even if I personally prefer pushing the vacuuming to a more reasonable Saturday afternoon. I am moving to Leiden in 2026 to begin my Master’s in International Relations at Leiden University, after completing my BA in History and German at the University of Queensland. I speak English natively, German after three years of university study, Dutch at a conversational to semi-fluent level (and I am very motivated to become fully fluent during my time in Leiden), and a little Spanish from a year of study. I genuinely love languages and what they open up socially and culturally, so I am always excited to meet housemates from different backgrounds, learn new words, and understand how other people see the world. During my undergraduate years, I lived in a residential student complex of around 600 students and worked as a Residential Advisor. That experience taught me how to navigate busy shared living environments, support others when needed, and maintain a calm, respectful, and functional community. It also taught me how important it is to lead by example in small, everyday ways such as keeping shared spaces clean, being considerate of others’ routines, and contributing to a positive atmosphere. In a house, I am very social and genuinely enjoy being part of a shared rhythm of life. I like kitchen conversations that turn into long discussions, shared dinners, and spontaneous moments where people actually connect rather than just pass each other. I will absolutely send you stupid reels I find funny, and I am someone who naturally asks questions about people’s lives, families, interests, and goals for the future. I enjoy getting to know people properly, not just at surface level. At the same time, I am very steady and reliable in how I live. I am someone who is perpetually early, sometimes to a fault, and I tend to get deeply focused on what I am doing, often hyperfixating on study or projects. I also have ADHD and some ongoing chronic health issues, which has made me very intentional about pacing myself, building routines, and maintaining balance in how I live day to day to avoid burnout. Because of this, I am quite structured in practice even if I am naturally energetic and curious. What sums me up best is that my ideal Sunday morning is waking up between 7 and 8, making a big breakfast (perhaps poached eggs, spinach, fried mushrooms and sourdough) and slowly easing into the day around the kitchen table. There would usually be reading, news, and conversation if housemates are around. Later I would take a train somewhere new, visit a museum or gallery, have lunch in a café, and spend time journaling or reading. I would bring my camera and spend a few hours wandering and taking photos of everyday life, then ideally end the day watching the sunset somewhere with a glass of wine, before heading home for a cosy dinner and a film, and being in bed by around 10, ready for the week ahead. What I am looking for is a house that feels alive but also grounded. A place where people share moments in the kitchen, respect each other’s space, and take both fun and responsibility seriously in their own way. I am very comfortable in shared living environments and genuinely enjoy contributing to a household both socially and practically, whether that is cooking, cleaning, or simply being an engaged and present housemate.