UR (Urban Renaissance Agency) Rental Housing (UR housing complex)

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UR (Urban Renaissance Agency) Rental Housing (UR housing complex)

Chiba University has rented a part of Saiwaicho housing complex and Takasu Daiichi housing complex from UR Agency to support international students enrolled at Chiba University.

From UR website (Only Japanese)
Introduction of Saiwaicho housing complexHere
Introduction of Takasu Daiichi housing complexHere

Persons eligible as residents

Only international students whose residence status in Japan is “studying abroad” and their family members (spouse and children) can move into the UR housing complex. You can share a room, but the roommate must be an international student at Chiba University and be of the same sex as you.
And preference will be given to those who meet the following criteria.
1.　Can open water, gas, electricity, etc. on their own
2.　Can provide own appliances and furniture
3.　Able to follow the rules of Japanese life
4.　Can cooperate with local residents
5.　Those who have stayed in Japan before (relocation)

Period of occupancy

The occupancy period is two years in principle, but you can renew it while you are in school.

Timing of selection of residents

Applications for residents to move into UR housing complexes are accepted throughout the year.
Announcements may also be made on the Housing information page.
(We may notify you around December to January for April move-in and around June to July for October move-in.)
Housing information pageHere
For inquiries, please contact ISD by email.

Room type and rent

（1）Saiwaicho housing complex (20 minutes’ walk from JR Nishi-Chiba Station, or 7 minutes by bus and 1 minute’s walk)

Type		Area(m2)	Rent	Common service fee
2A	2DK	40	¥42,700	¥2,180
3A	3K	45	¥44,100 - 46,900
3C	3K	48	¥50,300

（2）Takasu Daiichi housing complex (5 minutes by bus and 7 minutes’ walk from JR Inage Station, or 12 minutes’ walk from JR Inagekaigan Station)

Type		Area(m2)	Rent	Common service fee
2B	2DK	44	¥49,100 - 51,200	¥2,930
3C	3K	50	¥51,300 - 55,400

You will not need to pay any key money, brokerage fees, or renewal fees. However, one month’s rent will be collected when you move in as expenses for repairs and so on when you move out, and for fire and liability insurance. (This money will not be refunded even if you switch to an individual contract or move out the housing.)
Rents are subject to change.

Cautions

UR Housing complexes are dormitories contracted by the university. Priority is given to students who can participate in exchange activities in the community. Thus, residents are limited to students who have lived in Japan for more than one year. Saiwaicho housing complex residents must join the Residents’ Association.

How to apply

Those who want to move to the UR Housing complex should prepare the following documents, as required in the application guidelines, and submit them to the International Student Division within the acceptance period. Students at Inohana and Matsudo can submit the documents to the ISD of their respective campuses.

1. Application form (available at the International Student Division)
2. A copy of your Student ID card (if you share a room, submit the copies of the ID cards of all residents).
   Students who have decided to go on to the Graduate School (masters or doctoral course) should submit a copy of their letter of acceptance.
3. A copy of your Residence Card (if you share the room, submit copies of the Cards of all residents, and if you live with your family, copies of the Cards of all your family members).

Selection method and announcement of results

Selection is made according to the submitted documents and by interview if necessary.