
Cost of Living in Porto, Portugal
Cost of living in Porto
Discover Nido Asprela, the perfect base for your journey with Erasmus. Find your community and your home away from home with Nido Living!
Eager to discover Portugal on your own personal adventure? Porto offers a one-of-a-kind experience for Erasmus students! If you’re looking for the perfect place to live while discovering the beauty, culture and opportunities of Porto, Nido Living offers premium Erasmus accommodation in Porto.
Whether you’re studying, working, resting or volunteering, Nido Living will help you get the most out of your year abroad.
Even though Erasmus is one of the most exciting things you can do with your life, we understand that there are plenty of reasons to be anxious. Making new friends, finding success, feeling safe in a new environment. Even though Porto is a more affordable European city to live in, the cost of living might also be a concern.
This is where we come in. State-of-the-art rooms. Sleek, comfortable and designed with your convenience in mind - our rooms are havens to return to all year round. Oh, and bills are all included!
High security. Living abroad doesn’t have to be scary - our Porto residence has staff members by the door at all times and 24/7 security monitoring, so you can rest at ease.
Community events. Finding your people is easy with Nido Living. We run events and socials all year round so you can get to know your neighbours and build a community.
Incredible shared spaces. Take advantage of a number of exclusive spaces for Nido Asprela residents, including study rooms and a beautiful rooftop terrace.
Nestled in the middle of Porto’s student district, life at Nido Asprela will surround you with people living life at your pace. Less than 30 minutes from the city centre by bus, this is a super convenient location for busy Erasmus students. We offer studio rooms and ensuite rooms at fantastic prices, and exclusive perks for our residents.
Accommodation starting from €625 PCM
Wondering how to use your Erasmus year to the fullest? Here are some tips from staff members across our Porto residence on settling in, getting around, and maximising fun
“There are so many ways to get around Porto, but the rabelo boats are quite special. I definitely recommend taking a Six Bridges sightseeing tour in one when you arrive so you can get to know the city in style!” - Diana, General Manager at Nido Asprela
“There are lots of tavernas around Nido Asprela where you can try some of the delicious and local food without spending too much money. But if you’re feeling fancy, I recommend going out for a port wine tasting at least once.” - Carolina, Administrator at Nido Asprela
“When I was a student here, I practically lived in the Ribeira District! It’s maybe the most beautiful place in the city, with loads of incredible historical buildings, cute cafes and fun clubs.” - Anaisa, Administrator at Nido Asprela
Our recommendations don’t stop here! We have a blog full of advice on Erasmus life in Porto.
The Ultimate Porto Travel Guide, Living Costs in Portugal,Student Guide to Porto, Things to Do in Portugal to Live Your Best Life
Rooms at Nido Esprela, our Porto residence, cost around €625-679 a month. The cost varies depending on a couple of factors, like whether you want an ensuite or a balcony. All the rooms are fully furnished with bills included. Depending on your situation, you might be able to receive a grant as an Erasmus student to help cover the cost of living. Learn more about Portugal Visas for Students.
Yes, Nido Asprela is very close to Porto’s top universities - a number of major universities are within walking distance. This includes the University of Porto’s Psychology, Education and Economics faculties, as well as the University Fernando Pessoa and the Porto School of Engineering.
About 4000 new Erasmus students come to Porto each year! That’s a lot of potential new friends. The ESN (Erasmus Student Network) in Porto can help you reach out to them - they pair up student volunteers with new Erasmus students to help them settle in and find their feet in Porto.
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