INSEAD provides on-campus accommodation options at both Fontainebleau and Singapore, subject to availability and programme rules. The official campus information also points students to private apartments or shared housing in Fontainebleau, Avon or Paris, and private residences in Singapore. Applicants should check the current programme housing process and budget separately for each campus because accommodation, transport and deposits vary.

INSEAD's campuses provide restaurants, cafés or dining facilities, while Fontainebleau and Singapore also have broad city food options. The published MBA living-cost table separates meals from accommodation and transport, but INSEAD does not promise a universal meal plan or dedicated cuisine service for every cohort. Students with religious, allergy or other dietary needs should confirm current campus arrangements before enrolment.

INSEAD's Europe Campus is on the edge of the Forest of Fontainebleau and includes lecture theatres, restaurants, a bar, bookshop, library resources and gym facilities. The Asia Campus is at 1 Ayer Rajah Avenue in Singapore's one-north district and includes the Tanoto Research & Learning Hub, teaching spaces, residences, fitness, dining and study areas.

INSEAD provides campus practical information, emergency contacts and location-specific guidance for Fontainebleau and Singapore. Students moving between campuses must follow the visa, housing and travel instructions for each destination and should keep current local emergency details; a campus page is not a substitute for current government immigration or safety advice. INSEAD's programme pages identify admissions teams, the Career Development Centre, campus services, library and learning hubs, student housing and health-insurance arrangements. Applicants should use the official application portal and the programme office for current documentation, campus allocation, visa, accommodation and insurance instructions, because these differ between the MBA, masters, executive and PhD routes.

INSEAD provides on-campus accommodation options at both Fontainebleau and Singapore, subject to availability and programme rules. The official campus information also points students to private apartments or shared housing in Fontainebleau, Avon or Paris, and private residences in Singapore. Applicants should check the current programme housing process and budget separately for each campus because accommodation, transport and deposits vary.

INSEAD's campuses provide restaurants, cafés or dining facilities, while Fontainebleau and Singapore also have broad city food options. The published MBA living-cost table separates meals from accommodation and transport, but INSEAD does not promise a universal meal plan or dedicated cuisine service for every cohort. Students with religious, allergy or other dietary needs should confirm current campus arrangements before enrolment.

INSEAD's Europe Campus is on the edge of the Forest of Fontainebleau and includes lecture theatres, restaurants, a bar, bookshop, library resources and gym facilities. The Asia Campus is at 1 Ayer Rajah Avenue in Singapore's one-north district and includes the Tanoto Research & Learning Hub, teaching spaces, residences, fitness, dining and study areas.

INSEAD provides campus practical information, emergency contacts and location-specific guidance for Fontainebleau and Singapore. Students moving between campuses must follow the visa, housing and travel instructions for each destination and should keep current local emergency details; a campus page is not a substitute for current government immigration or safety advice. INSEAD's programme pages identify admissions teams, the Career Development Centre, campus services, library and learning hubs, student housing and health-insurance arrangements. Applicants should use the official application portal and the programme office for current documentation, campus allocation, visa, accommodation and insurance instructions, because these differ between the MBA, masters, executive and PhD routes.