WORKING IN GERMANY You have applied for a job and been accepted. Congratulations! Nothing now stands between you and a career in Germany. All that is left to do now is to sign the job contract. Before you do, here are a few things to look out for. Read the work contract thoroughly It is Read more about WORKING IN GERMANY[…]
Discover Germany’s BLOG Everyday life in Germany can be a very different experience. After all, the proverbial devil’s in the details. Expats will often face restrictions concerning neighborhood regulations that they have never considered significant before. For example, you might find that there is to be no vacuuming on Sundays. No loud music may be allowed Read more about Blog[…]
Among the services for employment promotion, public job placement – free of charge for all users – is a particularly important element of governmental welfare and is one of the core modern services on the labour market. Placement efforts should commence as early as possible, since vocational integration is then more promising. For this reason, Read more about Job Placement in Germany[…]
Information forLong Term Visa for Germany When you first arrive in Germany for a long-term stay, you have to register at your local “Einwohnermeldeamt” (Bürgeramt). The Anmeldebestätigung that they issue is often required in conjunction with your passport for identification. Make sure you keep this document in a safe place, you’ll need it often. §41 Read more about Long Term Residency in Germany[…]