Student Housing in Stockholm Without a Queue – What Are the Options?

Haven’t had time to collect queue points with SSSB an not been in Stockholm’s municipal queue for years? Don’t worry—there are still options. It’s absolutely possible to find student housing in Stockholm without a long wait, especially if you’re flexible and keep your eyes open. Here's a guide to the best alternatives for students looking to rent without a queue.

A. ByggVesta – Newly Built Student Apartments With Private Queues

ByggVesta is a private provider offering modern, space-efficient student apartments with kitchens and bathrooms. You apply directly to ByggVesta via their own system—no public queue or points required. Competition is high, and listings appear with short notice. Many buildings are part of the Live to Grow concept, focused on community, with shared areas and student ambassadors. Rent typically starts at around 6,000 SEK.

👉 Visit ByggVesta

B. Åke Sundvall – Modern Apartments Without External Queues

Åke Sundvall offers newly built student apartments with primary tenancy contracts in locations like Tensta Torn and Majaknekten in Gubbängen. You can apply either through their website or via Stockholm’s municipal housing platform. No prior queue time is needed if applying directly. Rent usually ranges from 9,000 to 11,000 SEK, making this best suited for those who value a private, modern space over lower rent.

👉 Apply for a student apartment at Åke Sundvall

C. K2A – Student Housing With Interest Queues

K2A offers compact, modern studios in areas like Vällingby and Barkarbystaden. They use an interest queue system where you accumulate days from registration. You can register as early as age 13. Rent is typically between 8,000 and 10,000 SEK and often includes utilities and broadband. A good option for those who want a primary tenancy without a multi-year wait—though at a higher cost.

👉 Register at K2A

D. SBS – Apply Directly for Student Apartments

SBS (formerly Studentbostäder i Norden) partners with universities and municipalities to manage student housing. Just register to apply—no queue points needed. Apartments are modern, with private kitchenettes, and often located near campus or central Stockholm. You can apply via SBS or the municipal platform. Prices vary by location.

👉 Register for student accommodation with SBS

E. Unity Kista – Apply Directly for Student Units

Unity offers fully furnished studios and coliving spaces in Kista, tailored to students and young professionals. All units include private bathrooms, and some include kitchenettes. No queue, no points—just apply directly through their site. Prices vary and are often above traditional student levels.

👉 View housing at Unity Kista

F. Colive – Shared Living With a Social Focus

Colive provides a modern take on shared housing. You rent a private room in a larger apartment with shared kitchen and living spaces. Targeted toward young adults and students who want both housing and a social environment. Available in places like Hammarby Sjöstad and Barkarbystaden, with rent typically between 7,000–9,500 SEK/month, including furniture, electricity, and internet.

👉 Apply directly via Colive

G. Allihoop – High-End Coliving Without a Queue

Allihoop rents furnished rooms in large shared apartments with communal kitchens and lounges. Located in areas like Hammarby Sjöstad and Norra Djurgårdsstaden, their housing targets students and young professionals looking for social living with personal space. No queue is required. Rent starts at around 10,000 SEK/month.

👉 Explore housing with Allihoop

H. Akademisk Kvart – Trusted Sublets for Students

Akademisk Kvart is a student-only sublet platform in Stockholm, operated by SSCO. It’s free and manually moderates all listings to reduce scams. With no queue system, it’s one of the fastest ways to find housing—especially for new students. The selection varies but is designed with student needs and safety in mind.

👉 Visit Akademisk Kvart

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