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Student Accommodation in London: Guarantor Guide for Cube Ealing & Cube Greenwich

If you’re a student planning to live in London, choosing the right accommodation is just one part of the journey — understanding the guarantor requirements is another. Whether you’re booking a room at Cube Ealing or Cube Greenwich, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about guarantors, payment options, and how to secure your booking smoothly.

What Is a Guarantor and Why Do You Need One?

A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay your rent if you’re unable to do so. Most student accommodations in the UK, including Cube Ealing and Cube Greenwich, ask for a guarantor when you choose an instalment payment plan. This ensures your rent will be covered throughout the tenancy.

Your guarantor should:

  • Be 18+ years old
  • Be a UK resident (required for most plans)
  • Have a good credit history
  • Be able to show proof of income or financial stability

Payment Options at Cube Ealing and Cube Greenwich

Option 1: Pay in Full (No Guarantor Required)

If you don’t have a guarantor, you can choose to pay your entire rent upfront. This option also gives you access to potential early bird discounts or special promotional offers. It’s a simple, hassle-free way to secure your room without needing a third party.

Option 2: Pay in Instalments (Guarantor Required)

Prefer to split your payments? You can choose from 2, 3, or 4-instalment plans, depending on your preference. However, these options require a UK-based guarantor who can commit to covering your rent if needed.

Don’t Have a UK Guarantor? Here’s What You Can Do

No worries! Both Cube Ealing and Cube Greenwich accommodate students who may not have a UK-based guarantor. Here are two practical solutions:

1. Use a Professional Guarantor Service

Several third-party guarantor services specialize in helping international or non-UK students. Trusted providers include:

  • RentGuarantor
  • Housing Hand
  • UK Guarantor

These services usually charge a one-time fee or a small percentage of your rent. You’ll need to apply directly through their websites and provide supporting documents like proof of student status, ID, and course enrolment.

2. Pay in Full

As mentioned above, paying your rent in full at the time of booking completely eliminates the need for a guarantor.


Documents Required from Your Guarantor

If you choose the instalment option and nominate a guarantor, they will need to provide:

  • A valid photo ID (passport or driving license)
  • Proof of UK residency
  • Proof of income or employment (e.g., payslip, employment letter)
  • Signed guarantor agreement form (provided by Cube)

Make sure your guarantor submits these documents on time to avoid delays in your booking confirmation.


Why Choose Cube Ealing or Cube Greenwich?

Both properties are part of the Cube Students brand, known for premium, modern student accommodations in London. Here’s what makes them stand out:

Cube Ealing

Located in West London, Cube Ealing is perfect for students attending the University of West London, offering excellent transport links and vibrant surroundings.

Cube Greenwich

Situated in the heart of southeast London, Cube Greenwich is ideal for students at the University of Greenwich, Goldsmiths, or other nearby institutions.

Both locations feature:

  • Fully furnished rooms and studios
  • All-inclusive utility bills
  • High-speed Wi-Fi
  • 24/7 on-site management and security
  • Social spaces and study areas

Final Thoughts

Understanding the guarantor process can be confusing, especially for international students, but Cube Students makes it as easy and flexible as possible. Whether you choose to pay upfront or use a guarantor, the team at Cube Ealing and Cube Greenwich is here to help you every step of the way.

💡 Need help choosing the right payment plan or guarantor option? Visit the individual guides below or contact Cube’s team directly:


Secure your spot in one of London’s best student accommodations today — and take one step closer to your university life!

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