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Legal requirements for Erasmus housing in Italy

Before you commit to renting, subletting, or swapping, check whether your lease, landlord, student residence, or local housing rules allow another student to stay in your room or apartment.

Co-Erasmus helps students organize peer-to-peer housing, but it does not replace your lease, landlord approval, university housing rules, or legal advice.

Permission needed?Depends on your lease

Whole-place swap

Italian law allows subletting unless the rental contract says otherwise. So your lease decides whether a temporary swap is allowed.

Partial room / shared apartment

The same rule applies: temporary subletting is allowed unless your rental contract restricts or forbids it.

Legal basis

Italian Civil Code Article 1594.

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