Register as a Tenant

Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll match you with suitable homes — often before they appear on the big rental portals.

  • ✓Free to register
  • ✓We reply within 1 working day
  • ✓Furnished and unfurnished homes in Amsterdam, Hoofddorp, Almere and Zaandam

Your details

How it works

1Register

Fill in the form in about a minute. Only your name, e-mail and phone number are required.

2Get matched

We send you homes that fit your budget, size and move-in date.

3View and move in

We arrange the viewings and guide you through the contract until you get the keys.

What do you need to rent in Amsterdam?

Landlords in the Netherlands usually ask for:

  • Income: a gross monthly income of around 3–4 times the monthly rent
  • Documents: a valid ID or passport, your employment contract (or employer’s statement) and recent payslips
  • Deposit: usually one to two months’ rent, paid before you move in

Students are welcome too. If you don’t have your own income yet, you can rent with a guarantor — usually a parent or family member with sufficient income who co-signs the rental agreement. Let us know in the form, and we’ll look for landlords who accept students with a guarantor.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything to register?

No, registering is free. If you’d like us to actively search for a home on your behalf, we first agree on a service fee with you in a search agreement — so you always know the costs in advance. More about our search service.

How quickly will you contact me?

Within 1 working day after you register.

Which areas do you cover?

Amsterdam and the surrounding area, including Hoofddorp, Almere and Zaandam.

Can I rent if I’m new to the Netherlands?

Yes. Many of our tenants are expats who have just arrived. An employment contract with a Dutch employer is often enough, even before your first payslip.

Do you offer short-term rentals?

Yes. Besides regular long-term rentals we also offer temporary rentals.

I’m a student — can I still rent?

Yes, with a guarantor. See “What do you need to rent in Amsterdam?” above.