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I have a girlfriend, who is not going to university, but we'd still like to see each other whenever we can. Is it allowed at Nottingham, for your partner to stay with you in your room when visiting?

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Admit-One

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Original post by h_b44

I have a girlfriend, who is not going to university, but we'd still like to see each other whenever we can. Is it allowed at Nottingham, for your partner to stay with you in your room when visiting?

https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation/before-you-arrive/your-guide-to-living-in-halls.aspx#Visitors

"If you are planning on inviting a visitor to stay overnight, you will need to sign them in via an online form for fire and safety purposes. An overnight visitor is permitted to stay for up to three nights across a 7 day period. If your visitor is not registered as an overnight guest, they will need to vacate the premises by 11pm. You will be responsible for your visitor’s behaviour for the duration of their stay, so please ensure that they are following resident rules. If you are planning to be away from your room overnight, you should sign out too."

Reply 2

mnot

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Typically in halls there will be some official way of notifying the hall and they may require certain notification period and limitations as to how often they come, in practice these procedures are rarely followed, in general no one in your hall will care providing you are both respectful of the other people in your flat.

In private accommodation (where you’ll likely spend years 2-4) it shouldn’t be an issue

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