The University of Palermo does not offer on-campus dormitories, but it assists students in finding suitable housing options near the university. Many students rent private apartments, stay in shared housing, or opt for homestays with local families to experience Argentinian culture. The university provides resources and guidance to help international students secure safe and affordable accommodations. The Palermo neighborhood, where the university is located, has a range of housing options, from budget-friendly student apartments to more upscale residences. Students are encouraged to start their search early and consult the university’s housing office for recommendations and verified listings.

The cost of living in Buenos Aires varies depending on lifestyle, but students can expect to spend between $500 to $1,000 per month on rent, food, transportation, and other expenses. Shared apartments typically cost around $250 to $500 per month, while private rentals may be higher. Public transportation is affordable, with a student discount available for bus and metro services. To find budget-friendly accommodation, students should explore university-recommended housing, local rental websites, or student housing groups on social media. Many students also choose to live with roommates to reduce expenses while enjoying a more social living environment