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Aktuelle Version vom 21. Oktober 2025, 18:08 Uhr

Doppelbelegung (Deutsch)

Residents who wish to share their room with someone for a certain period of time can dual occupy it. However, no profit may be made compared to their own rent and the ancillary costs must be paid twice.

Visitors do not have to apply for this, even if they are staying for a few days. You are no longer considered a visitor if your center of live is in the HaDiKo, e.g. if they are studying, working or completing an internship here.

If you would like to share your room, you must first apply for permission from the self-administration. Once you have received approval, you should conclude a subletting contract with your subtenant.

During the period of double occupancy, the main tenant must regularly hand in their certificate of enrollment. If the subletting lasts longer than 3 months, the subtenant's certificate of enrollment must be submitted together with the application.

Application

If you intend to dual occupy, you need the approval of the self-administration. You may find the required forms here. It must contain:

  • Name and room number of the applicant
  • Date of the application
  • Time-span of the dual occupy
  • First and last name of the subtenant
  • Name, room number and signature of your floor-mates
  • Signature of the applicant

If the duration of the dual occupancy exceeds 3 months, the certificate of enrollment of the dual occupant must be submitted with the application.

Approval of floor mates

For a dual occupancy application to be approved, it requires the approval of your floor mates. Only proper residents may sign the application. For a dual occupancy of up to 3 months, you need the approval of at least 50% of your floor mates, 75% for up to 6 months.

It is generally recommended to introduce your subtenant before asking your floor mates for their signatures.

Number of signature required, including your own
Number of current residents 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Under 3 months 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8
Over 3 months 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 12

Submitting the application

The signed application has to be submitted to the room allocation board at least two weeks prior to the subleases start. You may use the pink mailbox in the entrance of K1 or bring it to the office hours of the room allocation board.

Subtenant

If the dual occupancy is approved, you can conclude a subletting contract with your second tenant. You should also not forget to clarify the payment of the double ancillary costs with the office.

A second room key can be obtained from the janitor against a deposit.

Contract

Templates for subletting contracts can often be found on the Internet. The written form is not required by law, but is recommended.

No profit may be made from double occupancy.

Checklist

  1. Clarify with roommates
  2. Submit application
    1. Fill out
    2. Have enough roommates sign
    3. Submit application and certificate of enrollment of the subtenant
    4. Check the result of the application
  3. Clarify the payment of double ancillary costs with the office