Moving out before your contract end date means telling both Uniplaces and your landlord. Leaving early may have financial consequences depending on your rental agreement.
Can you move out early?
Yes — but not without consequences in most cases. Your rental agreement is between you and your landlord, and it runs until the confirmed end date. Leaving before that date is considered an early termination. Whether and how you can do this depends on the terms of your specific rental agreement and on the landlord’s willingness to agree.
Early departure is different from cancelling before move-in — you’ve already moved in and the tenancy is underway. The process and implications are more significant.
Letting us and your landlord know
If you decide to move out early, tell your landlord and contact the Uniplaces support team. Both need to know so the arrangement can be confirmed and your booking updated.
Financial consequences
Moving out before your agreed end date usually means losing your security deposit. Your rental agreement with your landlord sets out the exact terms.
What happens to remaining rent payments?
If you move out early without a formal agreement to do so, you remain liable for rent until your original end date unless the landlord releases you from that obligation. Do not simply stop paying rent — this can result in legal action and damage to your rental history.
Contact the Uniplaces support team as soon as you know you’re leaving early so your booking can be updated.
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