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Keep your home SPIC AND SPAN. with English-speaking cleaning services
Keep your home SPIC AND SPAN. with English-speaking cleaning services
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Proposals for German "Freedom Day" met with fierce criticism
Proposals for German "Freedom Day" met with fierce criticism
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German health minister expects children’s COVID vaccine in 2022
German health minister expects children’s COVID vaccine in 2022
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Heating bills in Germany to rise drastically this winter, experts warn
Heating bills in Germany to rise drastically this winter, experts warn
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Olaf Scholz cements position as frontrunner for chancellor after final TV debate
Olaf Scholz cements position as frontrunner for chancellor after final TV debate
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The most and least reputable professions in Germany
The most and least reputable professions in Germany
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[Video] Why the German election is so complicated
[Video] Why the German election is so complicated
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September 2021: 6 changes affecting expats in Germany
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The most and least reputable professions in Germany
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Card payments finally more popular than cash in Germany
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German scientists train cows to use the toilet to help environment
German scientists train cows to use the toilet to help environment
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German words expats should know: Moin
German words expats should know: Moin
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German Green party proposes trans-European night train network
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A complete guide to the German federal election in 2021
A complete guide to the German federal election in 2021
New in Germany? Not sure where to start?
First things first, let’s get the basics sorted. Here are some useful guides to get you started.
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Registration in Germany
If you will be staying in Germany for longer than three months, you need to register your address (anmelden) at...Read more -
Banking in Germany: How to open a German bank account
As an expat in Germany, one of the first steps in setting up your life will be to open up...Read more -
Residence permit in Germany
If you want to live and work in Germany as an expat, you may need to apply for a residence...Read more -
Health insurance in Germany
The health insurance (Krankenversicherung) system in Germany is universal, meaning that by law everyone has to take out cover. There...Read more -
Private health insurance in Germany (Private Krankenversicherung)
The second pillar of German health insurance is private health insurance, which currently covers around 10% of the population, particularly...Read more -
Private insurance in Germany
Whilst anyone living and working in Germany is obliged to contribute to health insurance and other parts of the German...Read more -
Language schools in Germany
If you’ve recently moved to Germany, you’ll perhaps be thinking about brushing up on some of your language skills. Learning...Read more -
Mobile telephony in Germany
As with most countries in the world, expats in Germany who want to communicate with friends and family have the choice...Read more -
Home utilities in Germany: Energy, Water & Internet
If you’re relocating to Germany for the first time, or just moving to a new address, setting up home utilities...Read more
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Most Googled: Are there bears in Germany?
Most Googled: Are there bears in Germany?
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German rail strikes come to an end after Deutsche Bahn and GDL reach deal
German rail strikes come to an end after Deutsche Bahn and GDL reach deal
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Germans frustrated by diminutive increase in Hartz IV benefit
Germans frustrated by diminutive increase in Hartz IV benefit
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Berlin Senate planning on expanding yellow driverless bus routes
Berlin Senate planning on expanding yellow driverless bus routes
