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10 things you should never do in Germany
Every country has its own unique cultural dos and don’ts. You won’t get a round of applause for remembering the dos, but you can get into seriously hot water for forgetting the don’ts. To help you out, here’s The Local’s guide to 10 things you should never do in Germany.
The biggest challenges of moving to Germany
In 2017, the number of expats living in Germany reached a record high. And with its cosmopolitan climate, affordable living costs, and vibrant culture scene, it’s no surprise people from all over the world are flocking to Deutschland.
10 funny German medical words every expat should know
German is a tricky language to begin with, but things get really mind boggling when you need to see a doctor.
So, you’re moving to Germany! What next?
Glückwünsche on taking the leap and deciding to move to Germany! You’ll soon realise the country’s straight-laced reputation is just a mask for the sometimes strange but ultimately charming reality.
New year health resolutions every expat in Germany should make
This article provides some achievable new year health resolutions that every expat living in Germany should make in 2018.
The biggest challenges of moving to Germany
In 2017 the number of expats living in Germany reached a record high. And with its cosmopolitan climate, affordable living costs, and vibrant culture scene, it’s no surprise people from all over the world are flocking to Deutschland.
MSH International Enters IPMI Market In Germany With The Acquisition Of BDAE
MSH International is the new majority shareholder of the BDAE Group since 1 July 2017.
Do I need health insurance to enter Germany?
Depending on whether you are from an EU country or not, or are visiting or moving to Germany, you might be legally required to get health insurance for the duration of your stay.