Visale Program (Student Rental Deposit)

People under 30 can finally find housing more easily thanks to the Visale Guarantee, which ensures that your landlord will be paid for 36 monthly installments even if you personally don’t have a reliable guarantor.

Understanding Student Liability Insurance

Taking out student liability insurance is essential for any college or university student. Visit the SMENO website for advice and to find the insurance plan that best suits your needs. This coverage provides financial protection in the event of unintentional damage caused to third parties, whether people, property, or animals. There are many situations involving civil liability in a university setting: for example, a student might damage computer equipment in a classroom, inadvertently injure a classmate during a sports activity, or cause property damage in a shared apartment. In these cases, student civil liability insurance steps in to compensate the victims, thereby sparing the student and their family from potentially high costs. In addition to this financial protection, civil liability insurance is often required by institutions of higher education, companies hosting interns, and student housing landlords. It serves as proof of the student’s reliability and sense of responsibility.

Combining student financial aid: 

Students can combine various forms of financial aid from the CROUS with assistance from Action Logement. This financial aid will help you with your day-to-day needs, such as housing, daily expenses, and transportation. Note that as a student, you may be eligible for assistance such as interest-free loans to pay for your education or essential supplies like a computer. For the latter, we recommend checking out Inmac to find the most suitable and affordable option.

The various types of housing assistance available: 

Moving away from home to attend college is often the first major step toward independence. And with a first apartment come first responsibilities. Fortunately, there are several forms of assistance available to support young people through this transition. Housing allowances, available through the CAF, can cover part of the rent. In some cases, it’s also possible to qualify for student housing or local assistance. At the same time, don’t forget to take care of your utility set-up right away: choose a provider likeTotalEnergies, activate your gas or electricity service, and allow enough time for service to be activated before you move in. These steps are essential to avoid ending up in a place without electricity or heat.