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Hamburg
Hamburg Hamburg is a green city located in close proximity to the sea. The metropolis offers plenty of things to do in your free time, including a variety of cultural activities. Its international flair and comparatively young population from all around the world make it a very pleasant place to be. Hamburg prides itself on its economic performance, above-average levels of income and its high level of education. The larger metropolitan region of Hamburg includes parts of the adjacent states of S...
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Brandenburg
Brandenburg Brandenburg and Berlin form Germany's capital region. While it is an industrial state located at the centre of major European routes, it also benefits from beautiful natural landscapes, which are perfect for recreation and leisure. Brandenburg's 3000 lakes contribute to its high quality of life. As a business location, Brandenburg has made considerable progress over the last couple of years. It has been awarded the most dynamic business region in Germany three times and is a pioneer...
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Berlin
Berlin The capital posts record numbers of start-up businesses. This is where the greatest number of new jobs are created in Germany. People from all over the world move to Berlin to live and work here. Many companies are setting up their headquarters in the capital: The city state of Berlin offers a unique research infrastructure, highly qualified professionals and a lively and inspiring creative scene. Modern, strong on technology; and open to innovation are the catchwords that best describe B...
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Bavaria
Bavaria Beautiful landscapes, friendly people, attractive economy: Bavaria is a truly fascinating state. Its economy is booming and its labour market offers plenty of opportunities for international professionals. In addition to well-known global players, many SMEs with an international focus and renowned businesses with a long-standing tradition also call Bavaria their home and are always looking for qualified staff. Keyfacts for Bavaria Capital Munich Important industries Automotive engineerin...
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Job
How to write a good application Have you found an exciting job? Then now is the time to apply! We explain which documents are required for an application in Germany and how you can write a successful application. Do you have questions about job application and job search? It is recommended to send your CV directly with the application. The Federal Employment Agency (BA) will provide you with personal support on all topics relating to working in Germany. Find the right visa for you! Would you lik...
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Housing & mobility
Housing & mobility How would you like to live and what is there to consider when signing a tenancy agreement? Is your driving license valid in Germany? Find answers to these questions in this category. Housing and registration Driving licence & car Mobility in Germany...
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Back to Germany
Back to Germany Have you been living abroad and would like to come back to Germany? Then, there are a few things you should consider, for example in regard to medical insurance or your international claims to the pension scheme. Social security Unemployment...
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Visa for a business start-up
Visa for a business start-up Would you like to bringe your business idea about in Germany? Then you might need a visa to realise your plan. Read more about the requirements and options here. Do I need a visa? Visa for self-employed business Visa for freelance business...
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Preparation and consultation
Preparation and consultation Good preparation is the be-all and end-all, if you want your business plans to become successful. Here, you will learn what types of new businesses there are and who can advise and support you. Advisory services Types of new businesses The business plan Financing & funding programmes...
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Bank account
Bank account How do I open a bank account in Germany? We explain what you need to consider when opening an account. If you plan on living in Germany long term, you require a German bank account ( current account ) to rent a flat or to receive your salary via bank transfer, for instance. But you will also be able to use your debit card (Girokarte) in your day-to-day life, for example, to pay at the supermarket. You can use you debit card in other countries in Europe which use the euro as currency...
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