Is it possible to rent an apartment in Japan for a short-term stay of three months?
Yes! It totally is.Foreigner-Friendly Apartments for RentMost of the places on this site require a one month minimum for rent, and it’s a good option if you would like to have a small (kind of overpriced) apartment there. If you’re studying or working in Japan and want to save a little bit of money, I’d recommend looking for a “share house”. You will not get your own private bathroom and you will have to share a kitchen, but you will get your own private room with office space typically if you get one. It’s about half the cost of one of these normal apartments and after living in one for four months, I like it a lot.
What is the best way to find a 90-day apartment rental as tourists in Tokyo prior to arriving?
You can find a foreigner like myself that has rented to tourists and short term renters since 2000. Just do a search for tokyo vacation house or Tokhouse. We’ll pop up on the first page. Fully furnished, completely private, inside the JR Yamanote line and 600 meters from the station with 2 train lines and the Tokyo metro.We also assist people moving here with many issues and questions you may have about life in the big Metropolitan area.The VR websites have been decimated by new regulations passed in June, the selection is down to about 10% of what it was before and the prices are up.
Are there any furnished apartment in Chennai for two months short-stay (preferably within Tambaram/Kattankulathur region?
Try the estancia near SRM college!
Living in Japan for 3 months? help!?
Im planning on going to japan next summer, but i need to start preparing now. i hardly know any japanese, but i think i know enough to get by, im trying to learn as much as i can before going. but thats not my question, what i want to know is what all i need to have to be over there for that long, asides from money and a passport. like, where can i live for that long. staying in a hotel for 3 months is to expensive(i think) and how would i get money over there, do atms over there work with my bank over here? im so confused its insane. if anyone has some tips on living in a foreign country for a while. please let me know. thank you so much for you time