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Where do you wanna go?Answer 5 quick questions and get your top 5 countries — anywhere in the world.Country ComparatorTorn between two countries? Put them side by side and see which one is yours.
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Exchange tools.

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Everything to plan, budget and survive your exchange — built for students.

Cost SimulatorRough out your monthly budget before you commit to a city.Visa WizardAnswer 2 questions, get pointed at the right kind of visa.Must-Have AppsThe phone setup that makes a new city feel like home.The First WeekA day-by-day playbook so landing day isn’t chaos.Weekend GetawaysCheap, easy trips you can pull off between lectures.Local CuisineWhat to order so you eat like a local, not a tourist.
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Resources.

Everything around Studcasa — the team, the mission and how to get involved.

What is Studcasa?The story, the mission and how it all works.Student ReviewsHonest reviews from students who’ve already been.For Education PartnersBring Studcasa to your students and campus.Become an AmbassadorRep Studcasa on campus and earn perks.FAQQuick answers to the questions every exchange student asks.Join the teamWe’re hiring — come build Studcasa with us.Alpaca GeneratorDesign your own alpaca avatar and save your herd.
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Built with love, not corporate.

What is Studcasa?

The friend who already did the exchange.

Going abroad is the best thing you’ll do at uni. Sorting it out alone? Brutal. Studcasa is the group chat that does it for you — verified housing, real people already there, and Alpa 🦙 making sure you never land somewhere new on your own.

No sign-upNo scamsNo corporate nonsense
Find your city See how it works

How it works

Three steps. Zero awkward.

The friend who already did the exchange, packaged. No corporate onboarding, just the stuff that actually helps.

01

Pick your city

Pick your city from all the ones on offer — one tap, no account needed.

02

Join your group

Connect with everyone heading to the same place and start chatting with your future mates now!

03

Land sorted

Explore your city guide and prepare stress-free with housing tips, deals, and reviews from students who’ve been there.

Community

25,000 students got here before you.

Studcasa is the group chat for going abroad — alumni guides, verified housing and people who get it. Allergic to corporate, built with love.

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Friends
Connect with your future mates through the Studcasa group and prep your experience with total peace of mind.
Tips
Housing, social life, best spots, things to know… it’s all here so you know everything about your destination.
Alpa
The buddy who’ll carry your semester from A to Z. Got a question? DM us and the Alpa is here to help.

A word from the founder

“Landed in Puebla, Mexico. Found the experience incredible, but realised how little help there is to prep for it — to get advice, find safe housing, and arrive stress-free already knowing a few people and some recommended spots to visit. So I promised myself I’d help you with all the next ones.”

LM
Louis MoyCo-founder & CEO, Studcasa

The humans

Meet the team.

A small crew of ex-exchange students who got tired of watching everyone start from zero. So we built the thing we wish we'd had.

L

Louis

CEO

On a mission so that no student ever lands somewhere new on their own.

A

Alex

COO

Turns "ugh, why is this so hard" into one tap.

M

Mat

CRO

Keeps students, partners and universities all pulling the same way.

P

Paul

CTO

Keeps the whole thing fast enough to use at 3am pre-flight.

Join the team

Want to build the thing you wish you’d had?

We’re a small crew with a big map to fill. If you’ve been on exchange and still have opinions about it, we should talk. Bring your city, your story, your skills.

Pitch us at hello@studcasa.comOr just go on exchange first

Real talk

Don’t take our word for it.

Thousands of students have already done it. Here’s what they said.

All reviews
🇫🇷Paris 10/10

“I wouldn’t chose the university again. The administration were very slow in organising everything sometimes not responding to emails at all (if you can call them) - my EU learning agreement didn’t get signed until two months into my exchange. I didn’t get my Semester two timetable until classes had already started meaning I missed the whole orientation week. Classes can start at 8am and finish at 8pm very often. Typically have at least one class a week on zoom. Attendance is tracked and you have a set amount of absences each semester.”

Gráinne

DeVinci Higher Education (EMLV) · Full year 2025

Porto

Your city’s already waiting.

Join the group, skip the scams, land sorted. Free, no sign-up, no corporate nonsense.

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Robin Tabbers

Co-founder

Started the first WhatsApp group after his own exchange — and never stopped.

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10/10

“Yes! It was really nice because even if we were 8 people, each of us had their own bathroom. I was also really lucky because I found clean housemates :)”

Vanessa

Internship · Spring 2026

🇪🇸Madrid 10/10

“I really liked the location. The apartment was also really good but 10 people were too much for me. We had 2 bathrooms and one kitchen. ”

Sissy

Universidad Complutense · Fall 2025

🇭🇰Hong Kong 10/10

“Safety is a sure key point of Hong Kong : being a young woman I never experienced insecurity or I was never scared even going back home by night ! Transport is very easy, you must take an Octopus Card (you can pay MTR, buses, restaurants, some shops with it it very convenient) and with google map, city mapper, or plan app on Apple devices it is very easy to know your way”

Saveria

City University of Hong Kong · Fall 2025

🇲🇽Queretaro 10/10

“I was in Kali Homes, which is a pretty known house for exchange students in Querétaro. I recommend it if you are able to live with 20 persons! The majority are exchange students, and some are Mexicans: you'll meet great people. I loved my experience and I would do it again, but I completely understand if some people are not ready to live with that much people. ”

Lila

UAQ · Spring 2025

🇮🇹Rome 10/10

“The campus of LUISS is stunning from the outside and there is an amazing park where you can hangout during breaks. The registration was easy and there was a lot of support from LUISS' side. If I could pick my university again I would definitely choose LUISS again. ”

Luuk

LUISS · Fall 2025

🇹🇭Bangkok 10/10

“Yes because it a way to make a lot of internationals friends and create a big group to travel, eat and go to party.”

Oscar

Chulalongkorn University · Fall 2025

🇨🇴Cali 10/10

“Changed 3 times, would recommend the first one if the Nigerian isn't leaving there anymore and if you don't mind having the owner passing by every week like she's leaving in the house (but she's very nice and helpful). The second one was not great but is being renovated so it will probably be better, however the rooftop is amazing. 3rd one was a friend's house so not for renting. Perfect location if you want to be in the center, near places to go out, and dance salsa, but far from the universities. ”

Tess

Internship · Fall 2025

🇰🇷Suwon 10/10

“The campus life is super cool! The people we meet and the AGA club is amazing to be sure exchange people meet other people. I loved my experience and I would redo it again if I could.”

Lina

Ajou · Fall 2025

🇫🇷Paris 10/10

“It’s a private university small but new and modern campus has very nice teachers, as an Erasmus student you don’t have to study a lot throughout the semester but you have some classes with final semester exams that you have to study for (for me the exams were finance and ethics and also marketing and new business models) if you are an Erasmus student and can choose your classes don’t choose these ones because then you won’t have any exams I guess! ”

Mariana

European Business School · Fall 2025

🇵🇪Lima 10/10

“Campus very nice. Not a lot of exchange students but still a bit. Registration very easy. The location is far from the neighborhood where you live but it’s the same for all exchange students (all university are far)”

Lilou

UPC · Full year 2025

🇭🇰Hong Kong 10/10

“Best transport in the world, super safe, the food is not the best i had but still is Alright and you get many convinient store to make your food. But be careful because Hong Kong is also a very rich place so you can struggle. The tips here is to forgot the european live style and eat like a local, you will save some money this way ”

Tristan

Lingnan university · Fall 2025

🇫🇷Paris 10/10

“I wouldn’t chose the university again. The administration were very slow in organising everything sometimes not responding to emails at all (if you can call them) - my EU learning agreement didn’t get signed until two months into my exchange. I didn’t get my Semester two timetable until classes had already started meaning I missed the whole orientation week. Classes can start at 8am and finish at 8pm very often. Typically have at least one class a week on zoom. Attendance is tracked and you have a set amount of absences each semester.”

Gráinne

DeVinci Higher Education (EMLV) · Full year 2025

🇵🇹Porto 10/10

“Yes! It was really nice because even if we were 8 people, each of us had their own bathroom. I was also really lucky because I found clean housemates :)”

Vanessa

Internship · Spring 2026

🇪🇸Madrid 10/10

“I really liked the location. The apartment was also really good but 10 people were too much for me. We had 2 bathrooms and one kitchen. ”

Sissy

Universidad Complutense · Fall 2025

🇭🇰Hong Kong 10/10

“Safety is a sure key point of Hong Kong : being a young woman I never experienced insecurity or I was never scared even going back home by night ! Transport is very easy, you must take an Octopus Card (you can pay MTR, buses, restaurants, some shops with it it very convenient) and with google map, city mapper, or plan app on Apple devices it is very easy to know your way”

Saveria

City University of Hong Kong · Fall 2025

🇲🇽Queretaro 10/10

“I was in Kali Homes, which is a pretty known house for exchange students in Querétaro. I recommend it if you are able to live with 20 persons! The majority are exchange students, and some are Mexicans: you'll meet great people. I loved my experience and I would do it again, but I completely understand if some people are not ready to live with that much people. ”

Lila

UAQ · Spring 2025

🇮🇹Rome 10/10

“The campus of LUISS is stunning from the outside and there is an amazing park where you can hangout during breaks. The registration was easy and there was a lot of support from LUISS' side. If I could pick my university again I would definitely choose LUISS again. ”

Luuk

LUISS · Fall 2025

🇹🇭Bangkok 10/10

“Yes because it a way to make a lot of internationals friends and create a big group to travel, eat and go to party.”

Oscar

Chulalongkorn University · Fall 2025

🇨🇴Cali 10/10

“Changed 3 times, would recommend the first one if the Nigerian isn't leaving there anymore and if you don't mind having the owner passing by every week like she's leaving in the house (but she's very nice and helpful). The second one was not great but is being renovated so it will probably be better, however the rooftop is amazing. 3rd one was a friend's house so not for renting. Perfect location if you want to be in the center, near places to go out, and dance salsa, but far from the universities. ”

Tess

Internship · Fall 2025

🇰🇷Suwon 10/10

“The campus life is super cool! The people we meet and the AGA club is amazing to be sure exchange people meet other people. I loved my experience and I would redo it again if I could.”

Lina

Ajou · Fall 2025

🇫🇷Paris 10/10

“It’s a private university small but new and modern campus has very nice teachers, as an Erasmus student you don’t have to study a lot throughout the semester but you have some classes with final semester exams that you have to study for (for me the exams were finance and ethics and also marketing and new business models) if you are an Erasmus student and can choose your classes don’t choose these ones because then you won’t have any exams I guess! ”

Mariana

European Business School · Fall 2025

🇵🇪Lima 10/10

“Campus very nice. Not a lot of exchange students but still a bit. Registration very easy. The location is far from the neighborhood where you live but it’s the same for all exchange students (all university are far)”

Lilou

UPC · Full year 2025

🇭🇰Hong Kong 10/10

“Best transport in the world, super safe, the food is not the best i had but still is Alright and you get many convinient store to make your food. But be careful because Hong Kong is also a very rich place so you can struggle. The tips here is to forgot the european live style and eat like a local, you will save some money this way ”

Tristan

Lingnan university · Fall 2025

The story

From one group chat to the whole planet.

No funding deck, no grand plan. Just a problem we kept hitting and refused to leave for the next batch.

  1. 2024

    The first group

    Guilhem and Robin start a group after their own exchange to connect the people leaving together. Then 2, then 3, then 50.

  2. 2025

    Housing, groups, a platform

    A few housing spots recommended by alumni, more groups created, a small platform in place.

  3. 2026

    Global launch — July 2026

    Global launch, July 2026. The thing we wish we’d had goes worldwide. Every exchange city, one tap away. Never land somewhere new on your own — for real this time.