Coliving in France: arrive with your suitcases, Tendoors will take care of the rest!

Are you moving to France soon for work or studies, or even a working holiday? Whatever your situation might be, finding housing can be a source of stress for anyone.

That’s why we’ve partnered with Tendoors, a provider of coliving all-in-one solutions, ideal for your arrival in (or return to!) France. Readers of pvtistes.net can get 150 euros off on their application.

What is Tendoors?

Founded in 2009, Tendoors offers furnished rooms in coliving homes in Paris, à Lille and Bordeaux.

What’s included:

• A furnished and decorated bedroom, plus a private bathroom (and sometimes even a private toilet) in coliving homes with 8-15 bedrooms.
• Large common spaces: fully equipped kitchen, living room, lounge, home cinema, garden, terrace, library…
• Services: internet, insurance, cleaning of common spaces, streaming subscriptions, and more.

Not only will moving-in be as easy as bringing your bags, you will also be enjoying a space that is designed to foster new friendships and communal living.

Who is this option suitable for?

• If you’re arriving in France and need reliable accommodation quickly, without having to worry about buying furniture or setting up utilities.
• You’re coming back to France from a long stay abroad and need somewhere comfortable to stay, without long-term commitments. Tendoors offers the flexibility that you need.
• In communal living, you are surrounded by other residents from all walks of life, which fosters exchange and integration into local life.

The pvtistes x Tendoors special offer

By using our link, you can get 150 euros off your application fee (€550 in Paris and €350 in Bordeaux and Lille).

How to secure a room on Tendoors

Step 1: Check out the offerings on their website

Start by choosing your city on tendoors.fr. They operate in Paris, Lille, and Bordeaux. You can then browse all the rooms available, along with their detailed info.

If you want, you can also request a phone call with a Tendoors adviser who can answer your questions and help you find a room that meets your needs.

Step 2: Visit the home

You can visit the home virtually or in person:

• Virtual 3D visit: a practical option if you aren’t in France yet.
• In-person visit: you can see your future home but also meet the flatmates.

Step 3: Submit your application online

Once you’ve made your choice, click “Réserver” on the listing. Then simply follow the instructions from there.

The documents required include:

• Photo ID
• Work contract or proof of university enrollment*
• Last 3 pay stubs*
• Last tax return in France*
• Proof of current address in France*

The same documents are required of your guarantor**.

Step 4: Sign the lease and move in

Once your application is approved, you will receive an individual lease that can be signed online.