Germany – Retirement
Thinking of retiring in Germany? Read our guide covering residency options, living costs, and healthcare.
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Health Insurance After Brexit: A Roadmap For Britons Living In Germany
Brexit has undoubtedly created a significant shift in various aspects of life for British citizens living across the European Union. One crucial…
Read more →Germany – Eye Care
Germany’s eye care landscape blends publicly funded medical services with largely self-funded optical retail. Ophthalmologists — known locally as Augenärzte — operate…
Read more →Germany – End of Life Issues
Germany operates a comprehensive end of life care framework anchored by the Hospice and Palliative Care Act of 2015, under which both…
Read more →Germany – Air Travel
Germany boasts one of the most expansive airport networks on the continent, with upwards of 30 commercial airports and strong global connections…
Read more →Germany – Landlines and Mobile Phones
Germany’s country code is +49, and area codes for major cities vary from two to five digits in length. Deutsche Telekom dominates…
Read more →Germany – Visas
Germany attracts hundreds of thousands of new international residents every year. Whether you are required to obtain a visa before travelling depends…
Read more →Germany – Selling Property
Selling real estate in Germany is a legally rigorous, document-heavy undertaking that sets it apart from property markets in many other countries.…
Read more →Germany – Buying Property
Germany welcomes property buyers of all nationalities without any restrictions based on citizenship or residency. The market operates with a high degree…
Read more →Germany – Work Permits and Working Legally
Before taking up employment in Germany, most foreign nationals must hold a valid work authorisation embedded within a residence title. Citizens of…
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