University dormitories
Comfortable accommodation for students with modern amenities and affordable prices
Number of dormitories
22 dormitories
Total capacity more than 13710 students
Accommodation during exams
Accommodation is available
Possibility of temporary accommodation during entrance examinations
cost of living for foreign applicants
of 1 200 ₽/months
Price depends on room type and dorm
Rules for settling in a dormitory
Required documents:
- The document is completed in the student’s personal account.
Settlement conditions:
- Students enrolled in main educational programs must submit an application through the Student Personal Account to move into an SPbU dormitory.
- In your Personal Account, select “Applications,” then the “Application type” field, and choose the appropriate option: “Accommodation in a dormitory (non-local students)” if you are a student from another city or an international student (you do not have permanent registration in St. Petersburg).
- Generate the application (click the “Print application” button, open the file saved in PDF format, check that all personal data is displayed correctly, and verify the application number and date)
- Attach the application (on the “Documents in the application” tab, click the “Create” button; in the window that opens, select “Document type” → “Personal application (dormitory)” from the drop-down list). Fill in the fields.
- Save the application (by clicking the “Save” button)
- Students under 18 must have parental consent to be accommodated.
Amenities and infrastructure
All dormitories are equipped with modern amenities for comfortable living and studying
- Safety24/7 security and video surveillance
- Sports hallmodern fitness equipment
- CafeteriaDining room with a varied menu
- coworking areasquiet places to study and work
- Wi-FiFree high-speed internet
Contacts
Department for Working with Hostels
Mon-Fri: 9:00-18:00
Vasilievsky Island, Kapitanskaya St., 3 (room 45); Peterhof, Botanicheskaya St., 66, room 2 (room 205)
Additional information
Students from other regions of Russia and international students can live in SPbU dormitories located in three districts of the city: Vasileostrovsky, Petrodvortsovy and Nevsky. The complex is rightly considered the largest in the city, with 13,000 places. The University’s dormitories have lounges, laundry facilities, cafés, shops, gyms and sports grounds, and Wi-Fi is available. To ensure residents’ safety, the dormitories operate a pass-control system. Each resident is issued a personal pass, without which it is impossible to enter the dormitories. All foreign nationals arriving in Saint Petersburg are required to register for migration purposes. If you move into a University dormitory, contact the Migration and Registration Office within three working days of your arrival and provide the following documents: a residential premises lease agreement; your passport and a copy of the passport with all stamps; your migration card (if available) and a copy. Detailed information about moving into the dormitories is available at https://campus.spbu.ru.
