Students & International

Studying in the UK? Let us stand in as your guarantor.

Most landlords expect a UK-based guarantor before handing over the keys — something many students, especially those studying from overseas, simply don’t have. My Guarantor steps in on your behalf, so a missing co-signer never gets in the way of a good tenancy.

Renting without a financial track record

As a student, you probably haven’t built up years of payslips, a long UK credit history, or a landlord reference — the things most agents ask for before approving a tenancy. Asking a parent overseas to act as a guarantor can be slow, complicated, or simply not an option.

We built a straightforward alternative: a professional guarantee that stands in for that missing credit history, so your application is judged on more than just your bank statements.

UK and international students, welcome

It doesn’t matter whether you’re starting your first year at a UK university or arriving from overseas for a postgraduate course — our eligibility check looks at your situation as a whole, not just where you’re from.

Funding sources we consider

Student finance

Maintenance loans, grants and bursaries all count as part of your application.

Part-time work

Payslips from part-time or term-time jobs strengthen your eligibility check.

Personal savings

Bank statements showing available funds can support your application too.

Family support

Evidence of ongoing financial support from family is also taken into account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our assessment is built for exactly this situation, so a lack of UK credit history won't stop you from applying.
Yes, student finance — including maintenance loans, grants and bursaries — is accepted as part of your eligibility check.
Yes, our guarantee can be used for halls of residence, shared houses, and private student lets alike.
No — that's the point. My Guarantor replaces the need for a family member or friend to act as your guarantor.

Ready to secure your student home?

Start your application in around 15 minutes — most decisions within 4 hours.
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