Looking for an apartment🕵️? Your rental application file plays a central role in finding your new home. At Studapart, we understand the importance of this process and make every effort to simplify it. We facilitate the online submission of your documents, ensuring a smooth and secure experience for all users.
We'll explain how to create a solid rental application file and enjoy a successful rental experience!
The importance of the rental record in France
The rental application file is the key to opening the doors to your future home🔑. It allows the landlord to get to know you and typically includes various documents about you and your guarantor.
Whether a friend or an organization, the guarantor provides not only financial security but also a sense of trust. It's important to note that the guarantor must reside in France.
Don't have a guarantor? No worries! Whether you're a student or a young worker, Studapart can act as a guarantor for you through the Guaranteed Profile✅.
Which personal documents should be included in your record?
The required documents vary based on your situation, whether you are a French student, international student, or French young worker. Here's a detailed list of the necessary documents for each category, ensuring you have all the pieces needed for a complete file😊.
French student🧑🎓
Type | Applicable Documents | What to Check? |
Identity document |
| Verify that the expiration date is not exceeded.
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Your apprenticeship contract and/or your school certificate
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| Check that it is a valid proof for the current academic year for a French university/school.
If the university/school is not French, a French internship certificate is required.
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Your proof of residence
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| Verify that the bills or receipt are recent.
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International student🌐
Type | Applicable Documents
| What to Check?
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Identity document
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| Verify that the expiration date is not exceeded. |
Proof of acceptance |
| Check that it is a valid proof for the current academic year.
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French young worker🙋
Type | Applicable Documents | What to Check? |
Identity document |
| Verify that the expiration date is not exceeded. |
Proof of income |
| Verify that the pay slips are from the last 3 months and that the net salary is above the minimum required by the landlord. |
Your proof of residence |
| Verify that the bills or receipt are recent. |
Your employment contract |
| Verify that it is a valid contract.
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Which documents of your guarantor should be included in your record?
If you have a physical guarantor:
Their ID
Their last 3 pay slips, or alternatively, proof of solvency
Rent receipt/property tax
Tax return
If you have an organization as a guarantor:
Company name
Contact information (phone number)
Supporting document: proof of subscription
What documents can the landlord not demand?
At Studapart, ensuring the privacy of our users is crucial! There are limits to what the landlord can ask for. Do not hesitate to refuse to provide overly personal documents or those unrelated to the rental.
⚠️ Here are some examples of documents you can refuse to provide if requested:
Your health insurance card
A copy of your bank account
A statement of the good standing of your bank account
A statement of no credit
An authorization for automatic debit
A marriage contract
Medical records
Your criminal record or an extract from it...
The list is not exhaustive. Feel free to contact us if you have any doubts!
Submit your rental record at Studapart
At Studapart, we simplify the submission of your rental application file 😉.
Click on your profile at the top right, then on the "Rental record" section:
Complete the sections "My information" "Your financial situation," "Tenant documents" and "Add a guarantor":
Fill in the "Tenant documents" section:
Upload an identity document
If you are a student: upload proof of acceptance in your institution
For international students: upload your visa or residence permit
Optional:
Upload your bank account details (RIB)
Upload your scholarship certificate
Provide information about your guarantor:
Add one or more guarantors along with their personal information. A guarantor is a trusted person in your circle who provides financial security to your landlord:
👀 In France, landlords almost always require tenants to provide information about their guarantor in their rental record. If you don't have a guarantor, Studapart can vouch for you with the Guaranteed Profile✅!
Tips for a convincing record
Maximize your chances of getting your accommodation:
Polish your presentation in "My Information"
Complete the file 100%
Be responsive to requests
A complete and well-prepared record is the key to standing out in the rental search🔑.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can my school be my guarantor?
Some institutions are willing to act as guarantors for their students. Contact your institution's administration to find out more!