What is a WG, how do you search for one?
WG (Wohngemeinschaft) is the most common type of student accommodation in Germany: sharing an apartment with 2-5 people. Everyone has their own room, while the kitchen and bathroom are shared.
How to Search
- WG-Gesucht.de — the largest platform (free). Filter by: city, budget, room type (möbliert/not möbliert).
- Studenten-WG.de — for students only.
- eBay Kleinanzeigen — local listings, high risk of scams.
- Facebook groups — follow groups like "WG Berlin", "WG München".
- University notice boards — physical ads in the Mensa and libraries.
Process
- Find a listing you like → send a Selbstbeschreibung (self-introduction message), in German/English as appropriate.
- You'll be invited to a get-to-know-you meeting, called a WG-Casting (online or in person).
- If they like you, a contract will be signed.
Important
- Finding your first WG takes an average of 6-8 weeks. Start early.
- It's very difficult with a German level below A2 — use the "international" filter for English-speaking WGs (plenty in Berlin, München, Köln).
- If you need an address for your visa, a temporary solution: short-term accommodation.
For details, read our article on how to identify WG scams.
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