【Borderless Station Community App】Your Second Living Room Anytime, Anywhere

Borderless House has always been more than a share house. It’s a place where people from around the world meet, live together, and build connections that feel like family. But staying connected beyond borders, houses, and move-out dates isn’t always easy — and that’s exactly the challenge we wanted to solve.

That’s why we created Borderless Station.

Designed as your “second living room,” Borderless Station helps Borderless Mates — past and present — stay connected anytime, anywhere. With more than 18,000 members across 120 countries, it keeps friendships alive and makes it easier to build new ones, no matter where life takes you next.

In this article, we’ll explore how this new community app supports both current residents and alumni in staying connected, growing together, and continuing their borderless journey.

A quick note: Borderless Station is launching first in Japan. Korea and Taiwan are planned to join the platform in 2026.

What Is Borderless Station? — A Space That Keeps Everyone Connected

Borderless Station is the official community app for everyone who has ever been part of Borderless House — whether you’re currently living in a house or moved out years ago.

Its purpose is simple: to bring Borderless Mates together in one place, no matter where they are. Across Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and more than 120 countries, people continue their journeys, but the desire to stay connected always remains.

Borderless Station offers a comfortable, familiar space where conversations continue naturally. You can reconnect with past housemates, meet people from other cities, and feel part of a global community even after moving out.

With Borderless Station, the relationships and experiences you built don’t fade — they grow with you.

So, what exactly can you do in Borderless Station? Let’s dive into the features that make this community come alive.

Feature 1: DAILY TALK — Small Conversations, Big Connections

DAILY TALK is the heart of Borderless Station — a relaxed, everyday space where conversations begin naturally, just like in a real Borderless House living room.

Here’s how it works and what you can do:

■ Share moments from your day

﹂ A photo from your walk to school
﹂ Something funny your housemate said

■ Ask questions & get quick tips

﹂ “Where’s the best kimchi in Seoul?”
﹂  “Any fun cafés in Sendai?”
﹂ “How do you handle homesickness?”

■ Meet new Mates

﹂ Discover people with shared hobbies
﹂ Connect with someone who just moved to your city
﹂ Find friends who understand your experience abroad

■ Feel supported, even from afar

﹂ Casual responses, warm reactions, friendly chats
﹂ A space where you can speak freely and be yourself

DAILY TALK turns simple messages into meaningful connections. Even if you’re thousands of kilometers away, this is where the Borderless community continues to feel close.

Feature 2: LANGUAGE EXCHANGE — Learn Languages the Fun Way

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE makes learning languages feel natural and enjoyable. Instead of studying alone, you can match with Borderless Mates who want to practice together — just like finding a study partner in your share house, but on a global scale.

Here’s what you can do inside Language Exchange:

■ Teach your language and learn theirs

﹂ Match with Mates who want to learn your native language
﹂ Exchange Japanese ⇄ Chinese, Korean ⇄ English, or any language you both want to practice
﹂ Learn naturally through friendly, casual conversations

■ Practice real-life language together

﹂ Share everyday phrases, useful expressions, and natural wording
﹂ Help each other with pronunciation and grammar
﹂ Pick up learning tips and study advice shared by other Mates inside the app
﹂ Discover language you won’t find in textbooks

■ Connect through cultural exchange

﹂ Learn how locals really speak and communicate
﹂ Share customs, humor, and daily life stories
﹂ Gain new perspectives and build meaningful cross-cultural friendships

With LANGUAGE EXCHANGE, learning becomes a shared journey — one that helps you grow your skills, broaden your world, and build friendships that cross borders.

Feature 3: JOIN EVENTS — Meet People Through Real Moments

JOIN EVENTS lets you discover what’s happening in the community — instantly. You’ll receive real-time updates on upcoming activities and can join with just a tap, whether the event is hosted by Borderless House or created by residents themselves.
Here’s what you can do:

■ Join both official & resident-organized events

﹂ Borderless House cultural nights and community gatherings
﹂ Resident-led meetups, study groups, or casual hangouts
﹂ Small house events and large seasonal activities

■ Meet people through shared experiences

﹂ Casual coffee meetups or bar hopping nights
﹂ City walking tours, jogging sessions, or local food trips
﹂ Hobby sessions or House-to-house meetups

■ Explore events happening across different cities

﹂ Discover activities in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and beyond
﹂ See what’s happening in other Borderless House communities
﹂ And if you’re traveling in that city, you can jump in and join, too

JOIN EVENTS makes it easy to meet people who share your curiosity and values. Whether it’s your first time joining or your tenth, each event is a chance to connect, grow, and build friendships that last.

Feature 4: COMMUNITY QUEST — Build, Contribute, Grow

COMMUNITY QUEST is a new feature currently in development, designed to help Borderless Mates take part in meaningful activities together. It’s all about teamwork, contribution, and stepping into small challenges that create real impact.

Here’s what you’ll be able to do:
﹂ Join or create community-driven activities
﹂ Host or support events
﹂ Grow through shared challenges

COMMUNITY QUEST is being built to encourage collaboration and personal growth — giving residents and alumni more ways to connect, contribute, and grow together.

Stay Connected With the World — Starting From Borderless Station

Borderless Station is currently open to all Borderless House residents and alumni only. If you’re curious about our global online community, feel free to reach out to us anytime!

And if you’re considering moving into Borderless House, even just a little, then we’d love for you to send us a message. It’s a simple way to find out whether our community feels like the right fit for you!

Living in a share house is more than sharing a space —
it’s a warm and inspiring daily life where your worldview expands, you encounter new languages, and you naturally build connections with people from around the world.

If Borderless House can become the first step in your next chapter, we’d be truly delighted.

Cultural Connections! Exciting Event Highlights from BORDERLESS HOUSE

BORDERLESS HOUSE is more than just a place to live; it’s a community where people from all walks of life come together to share experiences, cultures, and friendships. With locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, our share houses promote cultural exchange and fosters connections among residents from around the world.

Events play a crucial role in building this sense of community, providing opportunities for housemates to bond and create lasting memories. From lively parties to outdoor adventures, each event brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds, enriching their lives and enhancing their understanding of different cultures.

Join us as we highlight some of the exciting events that make living at BORDERLESS HOUSE a truly unique experience!

A Night of Connection: BORDERLESS NOMIKAI in Tokyo

One of the most exciting events at BORDERLESS HOUSE Tokyo was the Big Drinking Party, or “Nomikai (飲み会) ,” which brought together over 50 residents from 22 share houses across Tokyo. Participants mingled with drinks in hand, practicing their English and Japanese while enjoying the lively atmosphere. The lively gathering didn’t stop there! Many residents continued the fun with a second round of festivities, creating an energetic and welcoming atmosphere that highlights the spirit of living in share houses in Tokyo.

The concept of a “Nomikai” is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture. It’s a social event where colleagues, friends, or community members gather over drinks, often to build relationships and relax outside of their daily routines. At BORDERLESS HOUSE, events like this allow residents—both locals and foreigners living in Tokyo’s share houses—to experience authentic aspects of Japanese culture while forming meaningful international friendships.

Summer Fireworks Celebration in Kyoto

Japan is famous for its stunning summer fireworks festivals, known as hanabi festivals, which light up the night sky from July to August. Major cities like Tokyo and Osaka host renowned events, such as the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo and the Yodogawa Fireworks Festival in Osaka, attracting thousands of attendees.

Additionally, there are many smaller festivals in the Kansai region that offer special experiences, complete with food stalls and traditional yukata outfits. These lively celebrations not only highlight Japan’s rich culture but also give people a chance to connect with others and make lasting memories during warm summer nights.

The Kansai Fireworks Event was a standout moment of the summer for residents of BORDERLESS HOUSE. This amazing event brought together people from different share houses in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe, creating an unforgettable evening filled with light, color, and community.

Lake Biwa Outing: Bringing Together the Kansai Share House Community

Residents from BORDERLESS HOUSE share houses in Osaka and Kyoto came together for a memorable day out at Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest freshwater lake known for its stunning views and crystal-clear waters. Located just a short trip from Kyoto, Lake Biwa is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a perfect setting for outdoor activities and relaxation.

The gathering was an ideal opportunity for both new and long-term residents to bond through shared experiences. New residents were warmly welcomed into the fold, experiencing firsthand the inclusive and friendly atmosphere that BORDERLESS HOUSE is known for. Together, they made hot dogs, enjoyed swimming in the lake, and spent time taking in the natural beauty around them.

Language Exchange: Enhancing Language Skills and Friendships in Tokyo Share House

At BORDERLESS HOUSE Tokyo, the recurring language exchange event provides an engaging platform for residents to practice both English and Japanese. This event is particularly popular among those living in share houses across Tokyo, offering a space where locals and foreigners alike can come together to learn from one another, build connections, and improve their language skills in a relaxed environment.

The format of the language exchange is designed to encourage interaction and ease in communication. Conversations are guided by various topics, from daily life and culture to personal interests, ensuring participants can practice both casual and structured communication. 

For participants, the benefits extend beyond just language improvement. Practicing with native speakers enhances listening and speaking skills in a natural, supportive setting, boosting confidence for everyday interactions in Japan. It also helps residents gain insight into cultural nuances and local expressions, enriching their overall experience of living in a Tokyo share house.

For foreign tenants, these exchanges are an invaluable way to immerse themselves in Japanese culture while building friendships that make their time in Japan more meaningful.

A World of Experiences Awaits at BORDERLESS HOUSE

The diverse events offered by BORDERLESS HOUSE, highlight the vibrant and multicultural community at the heart of each share house. These gatherings are more than just fun activities; they create opportunities for residents to learn about different cultures, build lasting friendships, and gain new skills, making each day an enriching experience.

By bringing together residents from all over the world, BORDERLESS HOUSE ensures that everyone feels connected and supported, transforming shared living into a journey of discovery and growth.

If you’re ready to be a part of this exciting community and explore all that BORDERLESS HOUSE has to offer, join us and participate in our future events. Discover your new home and build unforgettable memories in one of our share houses across Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and beyond.

Feel free to contact us and learn more and take the first step towards your multicultural adventure!

【BORDERLESS TRAVEL】Meet New People from other Share Houses of different countries!

Hello everyone! This is Daniel from BORDERLESS HOUSE.

Since the border is opened, we believe that everyone can’t wait to visit other countries! What countries do you want to visit first? I believe it’s hard to decide since there are too many beautiful countries in the world!

BUT!! HOW ABOUT STARTING FROM JAPAN, TAIWAN, OR KOREA? 

We’re excited to announce that we finally restart the house exchange program; BORDERLESS TRAVEL again! Through this BORDERLESS TRAVEL, we’d like to create opportunities…

For tenants who would like to interact with locals during their trip. So you could experience real life in other countries.

For tenants who would like to meet more people in the house. We want to bring new energy to the house to enrich your stay!

Living in BORDERLESS HOUSE, you could keep extending your social circle; from one house to other houses, to other countries! If you’re interested in this program. Please check the information below!

How to join BORDERLESS TRAVEL

【Who can join】
Current Tenants Only (already stayed for a month)

【Program Fee】
Japan: 15,000 JPY
Taiwan: 6,500 TWD
Korea: 150,000 KRW

*Include a rental bedding set and utilities.
*You’ll pay for the place that you plan to visit
*You still have to pay for the current room.

【Limitation of the Stay】
Minimum 7 days. Maximum 30 days.

【Accommodation Option】
Sorry, you won’t be able to choose the room/house. But we’ll provide a few options for you.

Application Process

➦Step1. Apply from the Application Form.
Make sure to let us know around 2 weeks in advance as it can be a little bit difficult to find a suitable house in a short time or too early.

➦Step2. Once we receive your application, we will contact you in 3 business days and give you some options. (If we don’t have any rooms acceptable now, we’ll let you know as well.)

➦Step3. After we confirm the room with you, we’ll send you the payment link for the program fee and the time for moving in/out. Please check the time and finish the payment in one day.

➦Step4. We’ll send you the confirmation email after we receive the payment.

Finally, enjoy your stay with new friends!

Something you have to know before you apply for it.

※ We don’t provide a hair dryer or any other toiletries. Please bring your own.
※ Please follow the house policy. We might shorten your stay if it’s necessary.
※ AGREE that you’ll share photos and your experience with BORDERLESS HOUSE for improving this program and for the marketing purpose

Check our tenants’ experiences!

Judy – from Taiwan to Tokyo

It’s been 6 years since Judy moved into BORDERLESS HOUSE.

She makes a lot of friends from all over the world, but couldn’t meet each other for a long time due to the pandemic. Since Japan’s border is open after the long pandemic closure, Judy finally could meet her old friends in Japan and make a lot of new friends as well!

Judy stayed in the Kitasenju 2 house this time. Even though she just stayed for 7 days, the housemates still held two parties for her! She also hung out with tenants from other share houses. Everyone is so warm and full of energy! 🥳

Having a Takoyaki party is always a must-do in Japan! They even celebrated Judy’s birthday!

You could always find something you like in this amazing city — Tokyo

After the long border closure, we could finally visit Japan.
You could stay in the downtown; Nakameguro area and Tokyo tower to walk around this beautiful city.
Or visit the suburbs spots; to see the autumn leaves🍁 at Mt. Takao and visit the Kawagoe, known as “Little Edo” to experience the old town vibe.

When we meet the housemates again, we felt like we were back to the good old times when we lived together.
We used to take some trips, cook dinners, have language exchanges, and share our daily life in the Sharehouse.
All the good memories make the Share House more attractive to people. 🤗

Message from Judy: “This is a great program. Not only saving money during the trip but also meeting new friends!”

Let’s check another one!

Haruka -from Tokyo to Korea

Haruka is very interested in Korean culture, so she plans to stay in Korea for a while to experience the culture deeply and expects to meet more friends who like Korean culture.

She decided to apply BORDERLESS TRAVEL to visit Korea for two weeks. Kind of “warming up” for the long-term stay in Korea! ☺


Speaking of Korea, you must put Hongdae on your bucket list.

The housemates brought her to Hongdae to try authentic Korean barbecue, fried chicken, soju, Hotteok (Korean sweet pancakes), etc.
Only spending one night in Hongdae was totally not enough to try everything!

It was during the World Cup competition, so everyone watched the live show, had dinner and cheered up for Korea and their national team together. It made everyone closer too!

There are so many unexpected winners in this World Cup.
But everyone did a great job!

Daily life in a Share House is also one of the important things.
「Hey! What are you eating?」
People always gather in the common space because of FOOD.
Culture and language exchange is part of your daily life, and you’ll unconsciously expand your horizon and improve your language skill!


Message from Haruka: “I really enjoyed drinking, play games, going to clubs, having fried chicken, and watching World Cup with everyone! “


 

How’s the tenants’ sharing? We hope you’re excited to meet more new friends on your next trip as well!

We hope we could provide everyone with a unique living and travel experience through BORDERLESS TRAVEL.
Not only attractions and food during your trip but also the connections among people.

Because of 「SHARING」, you see the difference in this world.
You’ll deeply know and enjoy the uniqueness of every country.

We can’t wait to hear the story of you and this world!

【Application Form】
https://forms.gle/Hhae9RnkYMroXDRD7

★More feedback:
https://www.borderless-house.com/tw/blog/program/borderless_travel/

Language Exchange|How should I prepare for Language Exchange and practice speaking?

Do you want to practice your speaking skills for free through “Language Exchange” and meet new foreign friends, but don’t know where to start preparing? Or have you tried “Language Exchange” before, but after encountering some difficulties in the process, and you just left it at that?

Then this article on language exchange prep will help you a lot!

What is Language Exchange?

Language Exchange is a reciprocal activity in which you practice the language that you are learning by chatting with a native speaker or someone who is fluent in that language. In addition, to quickly improve your speaking skills, you can also learn cultural knowledge not found in textbooks and make new friends, which is a great way to kill two birds with one stone.

Am I a good candidate for language exchange?

When you want to practice a language through Language Exchange, here are some tips you can check to see if you are a good candidate.

1) What is your purpose? Do you really want to practice the language? Or do you just want to meet foreign friends?

Because Language Exchange is not mandatory, there must be a strong motivation to learn each other’s language in order to be sustainable.

2) How is your language ability?

Usually, I suggest that it is better to have at least a daily conversation level, so that you can correct and improve your speech step by step during the conversation. Otherwise, it is easy to keep speaking only one language with each other.

3) Do you like to interact with people?

In fact, Language Exchange is also a kind of meeting internet friend activity, whether online or face-to-face, the first meeting will inevitably be awkward. So before participating in Language Exchange, you can ask yourself, do you want to meet a new stranger? Will you be curious about your partner?

What to prepare before Language Exchange?

The preparation content will vary depending on the length of time you work with your language partner, and is divided into early and late stages:

Early-stage

1) Confirm meeting time and language appointment (1 hour of full Chinese conversation, 1 hour of full foreign language conversation). And set an alarm before you start so that you don’t forget to change the language when you’re having too much fun conversation.

2) Usually, the first meeting is just about introducing yourself, why are you learning this language? What are your hobbies? Where have you traveled to? What kind of music do you prefer? Basically, it’s the same as a blind date, in the process of talking to each other to find out what you have in common and whether we have a mutual connection because this part will also affect the subsequent contact.

Late-stage

When you get to know your partner better, you will gradually start to run out of topics to talk about, so it is very important to prepare some beforehand.

1) Note down any problems of language learning that you have, such as being unsure how to translate a sentence or whether there is a more authentic way to say it. You can also bring your own textbooks or assignments and discuss your questions together.

2) If you have a grammatical problem, try not to ask a native speaker, because they usually don’t know how to explain it, either. Unless the partner major in linguistics, otherwise a lot of time will be wasted trying to explain grammar.

3) Share something interesting that happened recently, or any interesting articles, news, videos, cultural differences or interesting topics to discuss. It is better to have questions with a little depth, such as environmental protection or social issues, so that you can practice expressing your own ideas, and hear the results of your partner’s opinions from different perspectives.

4) Write an exchange diary! Language Exchange is not only to practice speaking, writing is also a very important part of it. You can write a short article about your reading experience or a movie afterthought. Gradually your writing skills will be greatly improved without you even realizing it!

5) Let’s hang out together! Hiking, movies, museums, whatever you and your friends like to do, invite your language partner to go with you as well! Since you’re going out together, you don’t have to be too strict about which language you speak for how long, so just switch between them! Be flexible!

6) Register for the language test and get certified! You can practice for the content of the exam, with specific topics and sentence patterns. When you are under pressure, you will be more prepared for each Language Exchange!

What should I pay attention to during Language Exchange?

1) When introducing to each other, observe the language level of your partner and adjust your speaking speed according to the language level, pronouncing your words as clearly and standardly as possible.

2) When practicing the language, instead of expressing yourself in your native language, ask more questions so that your partner can answer his/her thoughts more often. For example: Why? What do you think? What would you do?…etc. Try to use these questions often.

3) Use the cloud notepad to record words or sentences during the meeting, so that you can easily re-read them afterward.

Where can I find a Language Exchange partner?

Nowadays there are many ways to find language exchange partners, through mobile apps, websites, or by staying in a multicultural share house.

APP& Website recommendation:

1) Hello Talk: You can send texts, voice messages, voice calling, and video calling, and you can also help each other fix sentences, translate, and other auxiliary functions. You can also upload pictures and short articles. The overall function is very similar to Instagram.

2) Tandem: It is very similar to the function of HelloTalk, except that this app will actively send the notification about the info of other members to increase the chance of matching.

3) HiNative: It is a Q&A platform where you can ask questions about grammar, wording differences, or articles, and there are usually enthusiastic answers from native speakers.

4) BORDERLESS HOUSE: It is a multicultural share house with locals and they also organize a variety of events and provide free Language Exchange opportunities from time to time.

BORDERLESS HOUSE is an international, multicultural share house with locals. There are 17 houses in Taipei City and overseas branches in Tokyo, Osaka(Japan), and Seoul(South Korea).

House Sharing Will Be A Good Way Of Living To Save Money

When moving to a new country, people have to start their lives out. They have a new job, must meet new people, make some friends, and they live in different surroundings. As exciting as it sounds, it can also be exhausting to adjust to everything new at once. It will also undoubtedly be expensive.

According to most foreigners that have moved to foreign countries, the biggest challenge that they faced after the move was finding accommodations. Some people end up at expensive studio apartments due to a lack of choice, others have to compromise on the locality of the apartment or pay high rents to enjoy a comfortable stay.

Not every house owner in east Asian countries is willing to rent their place to foreigners, and even then most of them ask for a local cosigner to guarantee on behalf of the tenant. The language and the cultural gap make local people feel that foreigners won’t understand them or get along with them. This is why they make no compromises on security money and ask for higher rents from foreigners.

Making a move can be an extensive and life changing task, which often disheartens people. Without friends and family around, they find it difficult to conduct an apartment search.

The solutions to all of the problems faced during apartment searching are offered by share houses. Share houses are rental houses with multiple rooms available for rent. While people have separate rooms, they also have common areas like the living room and kitchen. Share houses are mostly found in cities where the number of foreigners living in the city is high. The primary goal of a share house is to make sure that foreigners do not find it difficult to adjust to the new country.

Compared to apartments, share houses are a cheaper alternative for a comfortable accommodation. Along with clean rooms and basic amenities, share houses provide an opportunity for foreigners to make friends in the city.

People living at share houses are able to save money and have more flexibility in terms of the contract. If you’re on a small budget and are considering a move to countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, you might want to go through this article on how house-sharing could be a good way of living to save money.

Avoid Long Contract Periods

Most apartment rental contracts are signed for one year. The tenants have not experienced life in those apartments before signing the agreement. This is why when they experience some challenges living there, they are unable to move as they are bound by the contract. If they have to move by breaking the contract, they might have to pay a penalty.

Moreover, if you are required to move back to your country or some other place due to unexpected circumstances, then you will have to break the contract and will be charged.

Living in a share house is more flexible in situations like these. When living at a share house, if you do not like the place you are at, you can easily move out. Share houses are rented for shorter periods of time, so if you’re moving to a foreign country only for 6 months, staying at a share house could be your best money-saving bet.

Most share houses offer a room for the minimum stay of 1 month. Even if you are asked to sign a yearly contract, it will include a clause that if you give 30-45 days notice before moving out, then you will not be charged a penalty for moving out with less than a month’s notice. This offers relief to tenants who are unsure about the period of their stay in the nation.

Fully-Furnished Rentals

When having moved to a new apartment, you will need to furnish it as soon as possible for normal life to begin. Some of the furniture and appliances that you will need during your stay include a bed, table, cupboard, refrigerator, washing machine, water heater, air conditioning, etc. Buying furniture and appliances is a big investment. These items will likely cost you around one month’s rent.

Share houses are fully-furnished to ensure comfort. Every room has a bed and cupboard, whereas the common rooms, kitchen, and bathrooms are equipped with all the required furniture and appliances.

When someone moves to a share house, they only need to carry their everyday personal belongings. They do not need to spend money on furniture or decor and therefore are able to save money. They are able to use appliances that they might not have purchased themselves if they were to rent a private apartment. For example, a washing machine.

When they move to another country, they do not have to worry about selling or transporting furniture and appliances. This takes a lot of cost load that they are already bearing, off of their shoulders.

 

Free Internet

Whether you are a student, working professional, or tourist, the internet is a necessity for everyone. It helps people stay connected, updated, and entertained. To enjoy seamless internet connectivity, most people have Wi-Fi installed at their apartments.

Setting up the internet at your apartment will be some cost to you. You will also have to pay some extra cost in the beginning. There are not many landlords that will provide free internet to their tenants. However, share houses offer free internet connectivity to all its housemates at no extra cost.

The cost of the internet is already included in the monthly rent. The internet connectivity is strong and the housemates can enjoy smooth surfing. Access to the internet is limited to the housemates to avoid usage by outsiders which would cause poor connectivity.

Less Initial Fees

Share house managers do not expect you to pay a few months’ rent as deposit or downpayment. The initial fee is comparatively much lower than what is charged by apartment landlords. This enables most people to expand their budget and rent a room at a luxury share house. They are even able to spend money on sightseeing around the new country.

The initial fee at the BORDERLESS HOUSES is more reasonable compared to a typical apartment or condominium.

It does not matter which country you move to, the brokerage costs are usually high. While brokers are quite efficient at finding accommodations, they are often working in their best interests rather than yours. When renting a share house, you can eliminate the need for hiring a broker. Share houses are easy to find as they usually have an online presence. When renting a room at a share house, you will not have to hire a broker and can directly contact the manager. This will help you save some money.

Lower Rents

With the increase in the number of foreigners coming to east Asian countries and local people moving to industrial areas, cities are getting crowded. This has led to a hike in rental prices in the city. For example, on average, renting an apartment in a good Taipei locality will cost you somewhere between 18,000NTD to 26,000NTD per month. The rent will depend on the city that you live in, the size of the apartment, proximity to the market or MTR stations, and the amenities offered.

The monthly rent of staying a share house is lower than that of renting an apartment. If you have a low budget, you can also rent a bed in a shared room or dormitory. This way, you will be able to use all the house amenities, without having to pay for a private room.

The deposit is lower at share houses and the maintenance fee is reasonable. What’s more, most share houses are located near train stations and in low-crime localities. They offer easy connectivity to most places in the city and do not empty the tenant’s pockets.

Conclusion

Quite evidently, the process of finding an accommodation in Taiwan for reasonable prices can be an exhausting task. Add to that the expenses that come with moving to a new place, like buying home appliances and paying maintenance costs. However, worry not, because you can always rent a room at a share house and save yourself some money.

BORDERLESS HOUSE is a share house company with many share houses in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. The ratio of local people and foreigners at these share houses is kept equal. The motto of the company is to welcome the people that stay there and ensure their comfort. At BORDERLESS HOUSE, the rooms are rented at affordable prices, and the company offers shared rooms and dorms for people with lower budgets.

If you have recently moved to Taiwan and are looking for accommodation to ensure a comfortable stay, you can reach out to us at BORDERLESS HOUSE.

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