Join our housing queue

The housing queue at SBS is based on queue days. You start collecting queue days from the day you register and continue collecting as long as you remain in the queue. When you find an apartment you’re interested in, you submit an expression of interest and are placed in the selection based on the number of queue days and any priority rules. Queue days are not affected by applying for housing – they continue to accumulate until you accept a contract.

No, you do not need to be a student to join our housing queue. It is completely free to register from the year you turn 13.

No, it is completely free to be in the SBS housing queue. You do not pay anything when you register, nor to remain in the queue.

You don’t need to do anything at all. You start collecting queue points from the day you register in the housing queue, and your points remain even if you don’t log in. You can keep your account as it is until it is time to apply for a student apartment. So, you can simply leave your account as it is until it is time to apply for a student apartment.

You can most easily log in with your email address and password. If you have entered your full personal identity number, you can also log in with BankID. If you forgot to add the last four digits, you can contact us at info@sbsstudent.se and we will help you update your details.

First, make sure you have entered your full personal identity number, including the last four digits, so that BankID login works. Also try resetting your password, as you may already have an account linked to the same email address. If it still does not work, please email info@sbsstudent.se and we will help you.

First, make sure you have entered the correct email address, and please try refreshing the page or using a different web browser. If it still does not work, email us at info@sbsstudent.se and we will help you activate your account.

When you find an apartment you’re interested in, click “Submit expression of interest” and log in with your account. You can express interest in multiple apartments at the same time. If you’re offered housing, you’ll be notified via email or My Pages.

Yes, that is fine. Create one account per child and make sure to enter the child’s personal details. Please note that each account must have a unique email address, so you cannot use the same email address for multiple accounts.

How quickly you can get an apartment depends on what time of year you apply and which location it concerns. Around admission decisions and the start of semesters, demand is higher and competition is greater. In some locations, we sometimes use a first come, first served principle, where we contact you after you have submitted an expression of interest for a specific home.

An offer is sent to several applicants and does not mean that you have been awarded a tenancy agreement. The offer is a way for us to see which applicants are still interested in continuing in the rental process. Once we have reviewed all responses, we contact the applicant who is first in the queue and offer a tenancy agreement. If that person declines, the offer is passed on to the next applicant in line.

You cannot rank offers or freely choose between multiple apartments. Only accept the apartments you would actually be willing to sign a lease for. The letting process then follows our standard queue and selection rules.