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Living in Frankfurt

Finding an apartment in Frankfurt can be a challenge. However, with a little patience and perseverance, you can also succeed in the local housing market. On the website of the Global Office, you can find detailed information on dormitories, as well as numerous other links, tips and tricks for finding accommodation. The ASTA student union also provides information on the topic on its website.

Yes. You can find more information about dormitories on the website of the Global Office.

Together with Munich, Hamburg and Cologne, Frankfurt is one of the more expensive cities in Germany. You can find detailed information on the cost of living here or on the website of the Global Office.

With your Goethe Card, you can visit many museums in Frankfurt for free, get free entrance to Frankfurt's Botanical Garden, use a Call-a-Bike free of charge for 60 minutes and get free public transportation. You can find more information on the discounts here.

The semester ticket is included in the semester fee and is therefore automatically paid with re-registration. Starting from summer semester 2024, the semester ticket is based on the Deutschlandticket and is thus valid throughout Germany. According to the regulations of the Deutschlandticket, the ticket must be issued exclusively in digital form. You can find all relevant information on the AStA website.