Overview
Most MBBS students in Ukraine live in university dormitories for at least Year 1 — and many stay for all 6 years because the combination of security, convenience and cost makes sense. Dormitory accommodation ranges from $50–150/month including utilities.
International medical students are typically housed together in dedicated dormitory blocks or floors. This means instant community, study groups, and the support of students a year or two ahead of you.
Tip from senior medical students: book your dormitory room before you arrive and bring a portable kettle, some comfort food from home, and thick winter clothing. The dormitory rooms are functional but basic — the things you bring make the difference.
Key Facts
- University dormitory: $50–150/month including utilities
- International student dormitory blocks at all major medical universities
- Private shared apartment: $150–300/month (option from Year 2–3)
- Fully furnished apartments for rent in all cities
- 24/7 security in all university dormitories
- 1km–2km average distance from dormitory to medical campus
Fees at a Glance
| Program | Duration | Annual Fee |
|---|
| University Hostel (Basic) | Per month | $50–100 |
| University Hostel (En-suite) | Per month | $100–150 |
| Shared Private Apartment | Per month | $150–250 |
| Private Furnished Studio | Per month | $250–450 |
How to Apply
1
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2
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3
Invitation Letter
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4
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is dormitory accommodation mandatory? +
No, but it is strongly recommended especially in Year 1. Dormitories are safe, convenient and put you in immediate contact with other international medical students.
Can I choose my own apartment from Year 1? +
Yes. There is no requirement to live in dormitories. However, most students find dormitory accommodation more practical and social in the first 1–2 years.
Are dormitories safe? +
Yes. University dormitories have 24/7 security guards, access control, CCTV and warden systems. International students are never left unsupported.
What is included in the dormitory fee? +
Typically: a furnished room, bed linen, utilities (water, electricity, heating), shared kitchen access, shared bathrooms. Internet is usually included or available at low cost.
