Co-Erasmus started with a problem we lived through
You land in a housing market you don't understand. You might not speak the language, you don't know how renting normally works there, and you have no idea what a fair price looks like. Meanwhile the semester is coming and you need something fast.
This is the normal we accepted.
ESU & ESN, Erasmus+ Student Housing Report, 2023
Giving the choice back to students
The student leaving a room behind and the student arriving shouldn't be strangers negotiating at arm's length. They're part of the same community, and they already understand each other's situation.
So we built Co-Erasmus: student to student Erasmus housing. Rent, sublet, or pass your room to the next exchange student.
How it works?
Step 1
Get verified
Student proof before anything goes live.
Step 2
Find your match
Browse a room, or list yours for the next student.
Step 3
Move in
Chat first. Commit together.
Safety built into every swap
Verified listing
Before you can list a room or request one, you create a profile and submit institutional proof such as a student ID, enrollment certificate, exchange confirmation, or university-related document.
Meet the team
Today, Co-Erasmus is being built by Mootez Boughattas and Ahmed Mahouachi, with the goal of making student mobility feel less stressful, more transparent, and more supportive from the very beginning.
Ready when you are
Browse a verified room, or list yours for the next exchange student.
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