Concordia Apartment 64 Office Room Key Guide

There are some keys that you might end up finding in Escape From Tarkov that will open up very valuable doors. There are some however, that will open up a locked door but won’t have that much good of a loot. The Concordia Apartment 64 is one such door. In this guide, we shall show you how to open it. Let’s get started.

Escape From Tarkov – Concordia Apartment 64 Office Room Key Guide

This Key for the Concordia Apartment 64 commonly spawns on jackets, bags, and random scavengers that you mind end up looting throughout your adventure. Follow these steps to know how to actually use this key.

To actually be able to enter this room you will previously need to have the Apartment 64 Key. We do have a guide covering it so you are more than welcome to check it out too.

Step 1 – Concordia Location

You will want to head all the way to the south western part of the map where you will come across the Concordia hotel. You are able to see the Fallen Crane and it will be right next to it.

Once you get here you will find a door that is marked with 3 and you need to enter it. This door is on the very entrance of the Concordia yard and in the way of the Fallen Crane so you’ll find it easily.

Step 2 – Find The Door On The Second Floor

Once you get inside the door shown in step 1 you will take a right and then follow the stairs until you get to the second floor. You will know that you are on the right one when you find a little angry ball-looking painting on the wall.

Enter the door shown in the picture above and on the left side is where you can find the Concordia Apartment 64 Office Room. Have fun and enjoy the loot, although it isn’t that great anyway! We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do to find the Concordia Apartment 64 Office Room. Have fun!

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