FAQ

The offer is valid for 2 days after the contract has been sent, and the signing period cannot be extended. However, we understand students have changing life circumstances so just send us an email at info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi if you would like to receive a new offer. There is no need to send a new application unless we specifically request it. Please note that a new offer may be for a different apartment, or in the busiest seasons (August-December), we may no longer have any apartments available.

Yes! If you are on time and we have free rooms, we are happy to rent the same apartment to groups of students. Please include who you would like to share the apartment with on the application form.

You can apply for a room by sending an application. Please note that we only accept applications that come through the application form. Applications sent by email are not considered.

Thank you for your application! Unfortunately, due to high demand, we are not always able to offer housing to all applicants. We review applications continuously, and offers are made based on several factors, including the applicant’s preferred move-in date, length of stay, and apartment availability. We will contact you if a suitable apartment becomes available.

The application process looks like the following:

1. Send an application.
2. We will process the application and send you an offer if we have available apartments.
3. Read and sign the offer.
4. Pay your security deposit to reserve your room.
5. You will receive a “Confirmation of Security Deposit Receipt” message when we have received your deposit.
6. All done! You will receive more information about your stay closer to the move-in date.

The minimum stay is one full month, and you can stay with us as long as you like! The most popular months are August to December when it can be more difficult to get an apartment for 1-2 months. You can still send us an application, as cancellations may occur.

We check the signature and make sure everything is in order with the contract. You will then receive a deposit invoice by email and, if your stay starts in the middle of the month, a rent invoice for the first month of your stay.

You can then join our Facebook and Telegram group and start getting to know your new neighbours — and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram at @anttikorppi to stay updated on events and useful tips!

Feel free to tell us a bit about yourself and your preferences – this helps us offer you the most suitable room. You can mention things like:

• Would you like to share a room or be on the same floor with your friends? Please list their names.
• Are you open to sharing a room with someone of a different gender (male / female / other)?
• Your age
• The exact dates of your stay
• Are you looking for a quieter living environment – or are you perhaps more social and hoping to meet new people?

The more details you share, the better we can take your wishes into account!

The offer is valid for 2 days after the contract has been sent, and the signing period cannot be extended. However, we understand students have changing life circumstances so just send us an email at info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi if you would like to receive a new offer. There is no need to send a new application unless we specifically request it. Please note that a new offer may be for a different apartment, or in the busiest seasons (August-December), we may no longer have any apartments available.

Yes, both open-ended and fixed-term contracts can be canceled in advance with a one-month notice period (e.g. a contract starting on August 1 or August 15 must be terminated by 30.6.2025). If the termination is done according to the instructions, the deposit will be refunded. However, if the required notice period isn’t observed, we will charge one month’s rent. Read more here.

Yes, we do! For stays shorter than six months, we typically provide fixed-term contracts to make things easier for tenants, as notice periods won’t be a concern. While our housing is primarily intended for those staying at least five months, especially during the busiest semesters (August to December and January to May), we’re happy to accommodate shorter stays if we have rooms available. The minimum rental period is one month.

You will know you have received a contract to sign if you have received an email from info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi telling you that an offer has been sent to you. If you have used a university email address, the message may have been rejected for security reasons. If you have used a university email address, please forward your personal email to info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi. Remember to check your spam folder!

We check the signature and make sure everything is in order with the contract. You will then receive a deposit invoice by email and, if your stay starts in the middle of the month, a rent invoice for the first month of your stay.

You can then join our Facebook and Telegram group and start getting to know your new neighbours — and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram at @anttikorppi to stay updated on events and useful tips!

An open-ended contract continues until you terminate it. To do so, please fill out the “Notice of Departure” form. Terminate your contract with a notice period of one full calendar month. A full calendar month means a period corresponding to one month of the calendar, starting on the first day of the month and ending on the last day of the month (for example, October 1st to October 31st is a full calendar month).

For example, to move out on June 30th, you must submit your notice by May 31st.

For fixed-term contracts, there’s no need to give notice, as the contract ends automatically on the agreed date. However, we appreciate you informing us of your planned departure date. Please note that for fixed-term contracts, early termination is not possible without a fee equal to one month’s rent.

Contracts always end on the last day of the month.

Open-ended contracts have no set end date and are ideal for residents planning longer stays. These contracts offer flexibility, and with this arrangement, the apartment remains reserved for the tenant until they choose to give notice of termination.

Getting your internet set up is easy! Internet access is free, but you’ll need to purchase a cable and/or modem to get started. Only one of the ethernet outlets will provide a connection for your modem or computer, so make sure to test both.

If you prefer a wired connection, just plug in an ethernet cable and you’re good to go. For WiFi, you’ll need to buy an ethernet modem, which can be from any brand. You can search online for different options that suit your budget.

If you’re unsure about compatibility, feel free to contact DNA at +358 44 144 044 for assistance. Once your modem is connected, WiFi will be available using your modem’s details. For more info, check out the One4All app!

When you move in, the One4All app will allow you to book laundry services. In the app, you can find instructions for washing machines and other housing guidelines. The laundry room is located on the street level of staircase A.

Cleaners visit once a month with a master key to clean the kitchen, bathroom, and common areas. Additionally, the shared living room of the shared apartments is cleaned once a week. Cleaning is carried out only on free surfaces.

In shared apartments, please ensure that personal items are cleared from shared spaces to allow for effective cleaning.

For the full cleaning schedule and guidelines, read more here.

Smoking is only allowed in the designated areas at the waste collection point near staircases A and D. Smoking inside apartments and on balconies is strictly prohibited. Repeated smoking outside the designated areas will lead to immediate termination of your lease agreement, but we hope it never comes to that!

Yes! The gym is located in the basement of staircase C, and it’s free of charge for our residents. We recommend using it between 8:00 and 22:00 to be considerate to your neighbors— the sound of weights can easily travel through the building!

Yes! We have two saunas, one for women and one for men. The women’s sauna can be found on the ground floor in staircase A and the men’s sauna in the basement of staircase C.

You don’t need to book a sauna shift in advance. Sauna shifts are every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7 pm to 9 pm. The door lock opens when the sauna is turned on, otherwise, the sauna doors are locked.

Sauna shifts can also be found on the sauna doors and in the One4All app under Documents -> Instructions for Residents -> Sauna.

The following services are included in the rent:

• Internet connection via cable (you will need ethernet cables and a modem to set up WIFI)
• Cleaning services
• Water, electricity and heating
• Women’s sauna and men’s sauna
• Gym
• Laundry room
• Club room
• Barbeque area
• Storage room
• Bicycle storage

Antti Korppi Student House provides all the essential facilities for comfortable student living, but it’s important to remember that we’re not a luxury hotel. Our building is older, which adds to its charm, but also means there might be some quirks. What we offer is a safe, welcoming environment where you can connect with other students and feel at home. Our focus is on community and simplicity, ensuring you have what you need for a great exchange experience.

• Sauna (women’s sauna on the ground floor of staircase A & men’s sauna on the basement of staircase C)
• Gym (basement of staircase C)
• Laundry room (ground floor of staircase A)
• Club room (ground floor of staircase A)
• Barbeque area
• Storage room (ground floor of staircase B & basement of staircase D)
• Bike storage (ground floor of staircase A)

Club room is in ground floor of staircase A.

Reservations for the building’s common areas are made through the booking calendars in the One4all Mobile app. Access to the common areas is managed via Abloy code readers. You can book one 1-3h shift per week on weekdays (Mon-Thu), and one 1-3h shift on weekends (Fri-Sun). You can cancel a reservation 3 hours before the start of the booking.

Please note that you can only enter the area during your booking time (not before or after your reservation) using your personal PIN code, which you can find in the One4all Mobile resident app from the “Home” page.

If you have trouble accessing the area, please ensure the following:

1. Your reservation has been saved.

2.You are entering the area during the reservation period.

3.You are using the correct PIN code.

Note! Enter your PIN code into the code reader, followed by the # symbol, for example, 12345#.

More information in the One4All app under Documents -> Instructions for Residents -> Clubroom access and Instuctions.

The bins are located in shelters next to staircase A and staircase D. You can open the shelter doors with your room key.

To help prevent pest infestations, do not leave garbage bags on floors, in common areas, or on balconies. You can find guidelines here and in One4All under Documents > Instructions for Residents > Recycling and instructions. 

Smoking is only allowed in the designated areas at the waste collection point near staircases A and D. Smoking inside apartments and on balconies is strictly prohibited. Repeated smoking outside the designated areas will lead to immediate termination of your lease agreement, but we hope it never comes to that!

Antti Korppi Student House offers a welcoming and vibrant living environment for international students studying in Helsinki, Finland. With private rooms, shared common spaces, and great amenities, students can enjoy simple and hassle-free living, allowing them to focus on their studies and experience the best of Finnish culture in a friendly community.

If you forgot your key and are locked out, please call +358 104 397 990 (available 24/7) for assistance with door opening.

Please note: Doors may shut unexpectedly due to drafts. To avoid this situation, always make sure to keep your key with you! Door opening is a chargeable service.

Door opening Fees:

Weekdays (7:00 AM–4:00 PM): €20

Outside office hours: €60

The cheapest grocery stores are Lidl and Prisma, followed by S-market and Alepa. The most expensive and comprehensive stores are K-markets. Alepa is conveniently located right across from Antti Korppi Student House.

The nearest shopping center is Arabia Shopping Center, located at Hämeentie 135, 00560 Helsinki.

Antti Korppi Student House is located in Koskela, Helsinki, with excellent connections to the central Helsinki area. Save the location here: Antti Korppi Student House

The Koskela area is a peaceful, nature-friendly location. Just across the street, you’ll find a local grocery store, Alepa, and nearby are the Arabian and Oulunkylä shopping centers. Excellent hiking trails along Vanhankaupunginlahti and Vantaanjoki rivers and Pikkukoski beach are within walking distance from your doorstep. The neighboring area of Käpylä has beautiful old wooden houses, restaurants, and cafés.

To adjust the heating, turn the radiator knob to 6 for maximum heat. The snowflake symbol means the radiator is turned off. The typical room temperature in Finland is 20–21°C. Keep in mind that radiators may provide less heat in early autumn compared to winter. More information in One4all Documents -> Instructions for Residents -> Heating / Radiators.

The cooker hood runs silently but operates continuously to maintain proper ventilation. If it seems to not be working properly, it may need a cleaning. Try cleaning the grille to ensure it’s functioning effectively.

If you forgot your key and are locked out, please call +358 104 397 990 (available 24/7) for assistance with door opening.

Please note: Doors may shut unexpectedly due to drafts. To avoid this situation, always make sure to keep your key with you! Door opening is a chargeable service.

Door opening Fees:

Weekdays (7:00 AM–4:00 PM): €20

Outside office hours: €60

If something breaks or stops working in your apartment, such as a leaking tap or a light that won’t turn on, the maintenance team is responsible for handling repairs. You can find more information on their services, repair costs, and the maintenance request form, as well as the emergency number for water damage or lockouts, on our website: https://anttikorppistudenthouse.fi/maintenance/

In urgent cases (e.g. water damage, such as a leaking faucet, toilet, pipe, or roof), please call +358 104 397 990 (24/7).

The fuse is a bit small, so unfortunately the oven and stove can’t be used at the same time. Just remember to use one or the other when cooking, and everything should work perfectly!

Additionally, avoid using all the power outlets in the kitchen at the same time to prevent electrical issues. This way, everything should work perfectly!

Mail is delivered through the letter box of the apartment’s common area.

Your mailing address is:

Antti Korpin tie 4 (+ add your staircase letter, apartment number and room letter, for example, Antti Korpin tie 4 C 20 b)
00600 Helsinki
FINLAND

Your mailing address is:

Antti Korpin tie 4 (+ add your staircase letter, apartment number and room letter, for example, Antti Korpin tie 4 C 20 b)
00600 Helsinki
FINLAND

If a letter is delivered to your apartment for a former resident, please write the date and “No longer lives here” on the envelope. Then drop it in the yellow mailbox located in front of the Alepa across the street. This way, the previous tenant’s important mail will be forwarded to their new address.

You’ll receive a separate notification from the post office or transport service with all the details on when and how to pick them up. They’ll make sure you know exactly what to do! 

Please keep in mind that some transport services may not be able to call foreign phone numbers, so it might be helpful to get a Finnish phone number or a prepaid connection for this purpose.

If your room is available, then yes. Just send an email to info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi and let us know your new preferred move-in date. If you want to move in later than you originally requested and/or signed the contract to start, we can change the move-in date, but unfortunately, we cannot change the billing. If you want to move in earlier, you will be charged an additional daily fee.

You will receive an email with instructions on how to collect your keys a few days before the start date of your tenancy. If you plan to arrive after your contract start date, please inform us in advance at info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi. This ensures that you receive the key collection instructions at the right time. Please note that the deposit must be paid before we can send you instructions on how to collect the keys.

Your keys will be available in a secure safety box and you can pick them up on the start date of your contract at a time that suits you. The safety box is accessible 24/7 for your convenience.

In Finland, many doors are opened by inserting the key into the lock, pushing or pulling the door, and then turning the key. Don’t worry if it feels a bit stiff.

If you want to keep your door open, you can set the lock to stay open using a small switch on the side of the door near the lock. This switch slides up and down.

Yes! Your keys will be available in a secure safety box, and you can pick them up on the start date of your contract at a time that suits you. The safety box is accessible 24/7 for your convenience.

No, you can pick up the keys when it’s convenient for you! However, please let us know your exact arrival date, so you will receive key instructions closer to your actual move-in date. Send a message to info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi

If something breaks or stops working in your apartment, such as a leaking tap or a light that won’t turn on, the maintenance team is responsible for handling repairs. You can find more information on their services, repair costs, and the maintenance request form, as well as the emergency number for water damage or lockouts, on our website: https://anttikorppistudenthouse.fi/maintenance/

In urgent cases (e.g. water damage, such as a leaking faucet, toilet, pipe, or roof), please call +358 104 397 990 (24/7).

We will send the tenant instructions for moving out when we have received a notice of termination from you. You can find the checklist for moving out here.

Following these instructions will ensure a quicker return of your security deposit: 

• Clean the room and common areas (especially the kitchen and the bathroom) according to the cleaning instructions, with the idea that the room should be in the same condition as when you moved in and that a new tenant could move in immediately. You can find cleaning instructions here. 
• Cleaning the kitchen and the bathroom is the responsibility of the tenant moving out, even if another tenant will continue to live in the apartment. Together with your flat mate, make sure the apartment is left in the agreed condition.
• Ensure that there are no personal belongings left in the apartment (including the private room, kitchen, toilet, common areas, balcony, and storage rooms) other than the items provided by Antti Korppi Student House. You can find the equipment list here. 
• Sheets may be left used on the bed in your room and personal utensils on the shelf must be washed for the next tenant (2 plates, 2 side plates, 2 bowls, 2 deep plates, 2 glasses, 2 mugs, 2 knives, 2 forks, 2 spoons, 2 small spoons).
• If you leave the apartment unclean or any items/trash in the apartment, cleaning and emptying costs will be deducted from the deposit, starting from 50 euros, according to the price list.
• Return your keys with the key ring. If the key has no indication of which room it belongs to, the refund will be delayed or an extra charge applied.
• The security deposit will be returned to the tenant at the end of the lease agreement, once rent and other fees have been paid, keys have been returned, the apartment has been emptied and cleaned according to the cleaning instructions and inspected. Leaving items or not cleaning up will delay the return of the deposit.

You will receive instructions on how to return your keys when your termination is confirmed. Please make sure that the key has a key ring with the number of the room attached.

Our contracts always end on the last day of the month so even though you are leaving earlier in the month, we cannot refund any rent for the remaining days.

You can find all the important information about moving out here.

The security deposit will be returned to the tenant at the end of the lease agreement, once rent and other fees have been paid, keys have been returned, and the apartment has been emptied and cleaned according to the cleaning instructions and inspected. According to Finnish law, the deposit will be returned within 30 days after the contract ends. The return period for the deposit is normally 1-3 weeks after the lease has ended but leaving items or not cleaning up will delay the return of the deposit. We do not respond to security deposit inquiries. We will contact you separately if there are any uncertainties about your departure. 

An open-ended contract continues until you terminate it. To do so, please fill out the “Notice of Departure” form. Terminate your contract with a notice period of one full calendar month. A full calendar month means a period corresponding to one month of the calendar, starting on the first day of the month and ending on the last day of the month (for example, October 1st to October 31st is a full calendar month).

For example, to move out on June 30th, you must submit your notice by May 31st.

For fixed-term contracts, there’s no need to give notice, as the contract ends automatically on the agreed date. However, we appreciate you informing us of your planned departure date. Please note that for fixed-term contracts, early termination is not possible without a fee equal to one month’s rent.

Contracts always end on the last day of the month.

Join our Telegram group to quickly donate items to other residents! You can also find information on donation points in One4All and the move-out instructions.

For clothing, donate clean items in plastic bags to UFF collection boxes. The nearest ones are at:

• Kirkkoherrantie 5
• Hämeentie 111 (Arabia campus)

For household items and furniture, donate or buy at places like Kierrätyskeskus and Fida. You can also request a free pickup! Locations include:

• Kierrätyskeskus Oulunkylä
• Fida Redi (REDI shopping center)

For more info, visit:

• UFF donation points
• Kierrätyskeskus donation points

Yes, the security deposit (€595) serves as the final reservation for the apartment and needs to be paid right after receiving the invoice. The security deposit is refunded after your contract has ended and if the conditions in the contract have been met.

To make an international bank transfer to BRANG Oy, please use the following bank details:

Recipient name: BRANG Oy
Recipient address: Lemminkäisenkatu 14–18, 20520 Turku, Finland

Bank name: Danske Bank A/S, Finland Branch
Bank address: Televisiokatu 1, 00075 DANSKE BANK
City/Country: Helsinki, Finland
BIC/SWIFT code: DABAFIHH

Please ensure that you include your reference or invoice number in the payment message to help us identify your payment. Note that international transfers may take several business days to process depending on your bank.

You will receive a message titled “Confirmation of Security Deposit Receipt” once we have received your deposit. Please note that we do not send separate payment confirmation emails for rent invoices.

Keep an eye out for emails from Brang Oy. For international payments, we recommend using Wise, Revolut or N26, as we unfortunately can’t accept cash or debit card payments.

All rent invoices will be emailed to you each month—typically on the 15th. Please note that your first rent invoice may arrive on a different date. You will see all the necessary details, including the due date and reference number, on the invoice.

The due date for rent is always the 2nd of the month. Remember to include the reference number when making the payment so we can link the payment to your account.  Interest will only begin accumulating 14 days after the invoice is sent, so a few days’ delay in payment is not a problem

 If you receive a reminder invoice from Brang Oy, simply pay the updated amount with the new reminder fee. Otherwise, pay according to the original invoice.

Please note that we do not send a separate confirmation email once your rent payment is received.

For payment plans or questions, contact Brang Oy directly—their contact details can be found on your invoice.

You will receive the invoice for the security deposit to your email address after you have signed the contract from a sender called Brang Oy. The invoice can be paid with a bank transfer as we, unfortunately, can’t accept cash or debit card payments. We recommend using a service like Wise, Revolut, or N26 for all international payments.

Make sure you fill in the reference number for the payment so that we can connect the payment to your account. In addition, note that your bank may charge a transfer fee.

Your tenancy will only be confirmed once the security deposit has been paid. If the deposit is not received within seven days of the invoice being sent and you haven’t contacted us about the payment, we reserve the right to offer the apartment to the next applicant.

We understand that international bank transfers can take time. If you think your payment might be delayed beyond the seven-day window, please let us know as soon as possible.

Please note: even if interest for late payment appears on the invoice, we do not charge any late fees for security deposit payments.

Unfortunately, our rooms are currently not accessible for individuals with mobility challenges, such as those requiring wheelchair access, due to high doorsteps and other structural limitations.

Of course! However, please take into consideration the quiet hours (the rules of order can be found in the One4All app that will be activated when moving in) and be mindful of your flat mates’ space and schedule. If your guests are staying overnight, just make sure everyone is comfortable with the arrangement, and remember that longer stays do need special permission. We don’t always have extra mattresses to lend out, so it’s a good idea to check with your neighbors if they have an air mattress you can borrow. You can also find affordable air mattresses to purchase if needed!

Yes. We do our best to pair you with someone of the same sex when sharing a bathroom and kitchen. However, we rely on the information provided by applicants, and while we make every effort to accommodate same-sex arrangements, we cannot guarantee this in every case. If needed, and if space allows, we are happy to make changes to room assignments later. Additionally, the common spaces are shared by all residents.

There are eight lockable private bedrooms on each floor, so the maximum number of people sharing an apartment on the same floor is eight. You can take a look at the floor plan of the apartment below.

The cost of a shared apartment with a private bedroom is €595 / month. In addition, you need to pay a security deposit of €595 to confirm your stay.

In Finland, many doors are opened by inserting the key into the lock, pushing or pulling the door, and then turning the key. Don’t worry if it feels a bit stiff.

If you want to keep your door open, you can set the lock to stay open using a small switch on the side of the door near the lock. This switch slides up and down.

Each shared apartment consists of two single rooms with a shared kitchen and bathroom. Hence, having a private bathroom is not possible. However, it is possible to rent both private rooms, giving you the use of the kitchen and bathroom.

All rooms come with furniture, sheets, kitchen supplies, and household items. Each shared apartment consists of two single rooms with a shared kitchen and bathroom. Additionally, residents share a common living room and balcony. You can also find cleaning equipment in the common areas.

Please note that some of the equipment shown in photos on our website may
not be included in your room.

You can find a comprehensive equipment list here. 

The following services are included in the rent:

• Internet connection via cable (you will need ethernet cables and a modem to set up WIFI)
• Cleaning services
• Water, electricity and heating
• Women’s sauna and men’s sauna
• Gym
• Laundry room
• Club room
• Barbeque area
• Storage room
• Bicycle storage

A resident’s private bedroom is 10.5m². The kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms have a combined area of 30m². The total area of the shared apartment, which includes 4 shared apartments, a balcony, and a shared living room, is 180m².

If you forgot your key and are locked out, please call +358 104 397 990 (available 24/7) for assistance with door opening.

Please note: Doors may shut unexpectedly due to drafts. To avoid this situation, always make sure to keep your key with you! Door opening is a chargeable service.

Door opening Fees:

Weekdays (7:00 AM–4:00 PM): €20

Outside office hours: €60

If something breaks or stops working in your apartment, such as a leaking tap or a light that won’t turn on, the maintenance team is responsible for handling repairs. You can find more information on their services, repair costs, and the maintenance request form, as well as the emergency number for water damage or lockouts, on our website: https://anttikorppistudenthouse.fi/maintenance/

In urgent cases (e.g. water damage, such as a leaking faucet, toilet, pipe, or roof), please call +358 104 397 990 (24/7).

Pictures of the room and common spaces can be found here.

The private bedroom is for one person only, but you will share the bathroom and kitchen with a flat mate of the same sex.

Of course! However, please take into consideration the quiet hours (the rules of order can be found in the One4All app that will be activated when moving in) and be mindful of your flat mates’ space and schedule. If your guests are staying overnight, just make sure everyone is comfortable with the arrangement, and remember that longer stays do need special permission. We don’t always have extra mattresses to lend out, so it’s a good idea to check with your neighbors if they have an air mattress you can borrow. You can also find affordable air mattresses to purchase if needed!

Smoking is only allowed in the designated areas at the waste collection point near staircases A and D. Smoking inside apartments and on balconies is strictly prohibited. Repeated smoking outside the designated areas will lead to immediate termination of your lease agreement, but we hope it never comes to that!

In Finland, it is generally safe to move around alone, even in the evening and at night. Koskela is a quiet area, and we have received a lot of positive feedback from our residents about the location and its safety.

To ensure a comfortable and safe living environment for everyone, residents must follow the general rules and regulations, along with Finnish laws and the rental contract.

1. Be considerate of your neighbors – Keep things quiet, especially during quiet hours (22:00–07:00) so everyone can rest.
2. Keep shared areas tidy – Especially in shared apartments, like the kitchen and bathroom.
3. Sort your waste – Please follow sorting instructions and take your trash to the correct bins.
4. Make sure entrance doors close properly – For everyone’s safety, doors should stay locked at all times.
5. Use shared spaces with care – Smoking or hanging out in stairwells or storage rooms isn’t allowed.
6. Balconies and courtyards – Let’s keep these clean and smoke-free for all to enjoy.
7. Unfortunately, pets aren’t allowed in the building.
8. Park only in marked areas – Please avoid blocking entrances or rescue routes.
9. Be mindful of damage – Residents are responsible for any damage they or their guests may cause.
10. Serious or repeated rule violations may lead to contract termination, but we hope it never comes to that!

Read the full rules in One4all > Documents > General rules and regulations.

Quiet hours are from 22:00 to 07:00.

If your neighbors are being too loud, you can:

• Knock on their door and kindly ask them to quiet down. Often, they may not realize how much noise they are making.
• If the noise continues and it disturbs your peace, contact the housing manager info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi with the date(s) and time(s) when the noise occurred. Briefly describe what happened and let us know if the police had to be called.
• Contact the emergency number 112 in serious cases (e.g. ongoing partying late at night).

Let’s all respect each other’s rest and make Antti Korppi a peaceful place to live!

Antti Korppi Student House follows the principles of a safer space to ensure a respectful, inclusive, and welcoming environment for everyone. These principles help create a sense of trust and security, allowing all residents to express themselves freely—without fear of discrimination or harassment.

A safer space means respecting each other’s boundaries, avoiding assumptions, encouraging equal participation, and treating others with kindness. If you ever feel uncomfortable or need support, you can always reach out to our staff at info@anttikorppistudenthouse.fi.

More information in One4all > Documents > Principles of a safer space in Antti Korppi Student House.

Yes, we do! We offer parking spaces with electric outlets next to the building. You can apply for a parking permit when applying for a room or separately once here. The cost for parking is €30 per month and it will be billed monthly. Parking is only allowed in designated parking spaces.

In addition, we have cars available for rent 24/7, so you can plan your adventures at your convenience! With a competitive rental price, you can embark on a trip to a cottage or Ikea worry-free. You can conveniently and quickly rent the car through the Gomore app. Simply download the app, register and reserve the car immediately! 

You can pay your tickets with the HSL (Helsinki Region Transport) app. You can download the app here: App Store, Google Play

With the HSL app, you can buy single, day, multi-journey, season and zone extension tickets. Season tickets are available as an auto-renewing subscription or as an economical auto-renewing saver subscription. Select the “Tickets” tab and follow the instructions. Please note that you must have strong authentication to buy season tickets and multi-journey tickets through the app. 

You can pay for your tickets with a debit or credit card that you have linked to the app. You can pay by VISA, VISA Electron, Mastercard and Amex. You can choose either debit or credit. In addition, you can pay with MobilePay, HSL Commuter Benefit, Edenred, Epassi, and Smartum. 

Ticket purchases up to 50 euros can also be charged to your phone bill. A payment method fee of 1.6% is added to these payments.

Yes there is! Antti Korppi Student House has excellent public transportation connections to Helsinki city center and the University of Helsinki Kumpula and Viikki campuses.

• The central railway station is 7 km away
• Helsinki-Vantaa airport is 13 km away
• The closest bus stop is less than 100 meters away
• The closest tram stop is 900 meters away
• The closest train station is 1.5 km away