Subletting, landlord by landlord
Whether you may sublet, and who has to say yes, depends on who owns your home. Pick your landlord below for the rules that apply to you, then publish the home free on Bofrid and pick a tenant yourself.
Housing co-operatives
Private landlords
Municipal housing companies
Student housing
Found a tenant yet?
Once permission is in place, publishing the home on Bofrid is free. Every party is verified with BankID and you choose the tenant yourself.
Publish a free listingHow subletting works with different landlords
Rules and application paths vary. Open the relevant landlord guide to find permissions, forms and contact routes before advertising.
01
Request permission first
Confirm who approves the sublet and which reasons, dates and documents are required.
02
Set reasonable terms
Make the rent, furniture, deposit and rental period explicit, and keep the decision and signed agreement.
03
Publish when ready
Once permission and terms are in place, create a free listing and choose the tenant yourself.
Common questions
- Is permission always required?
- Approval is often required from the landlord or housing association. Check the rules for your tenure.
- What if my landlord is not listed?
- Use the general guidance and verify the current policy directly with your landlord.