Germany – Property Letting
Renting out property in Germany is a legally demanding yet entirely feasible undertaking for both resident and overseas owners. German tenancy legislation…
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Germany – Property Building and Renovation
Constructing or renovating a property in Germany is a heavily regulated undertaking, governed simultaneously by federal legislation and the distinct building codes…
Read more →Germany – Property Financing
Non-residents and foreign nationals are permitted to obtain mortgage financing in Germany, and no legal barriers exist to foreign property ownership. That…
Read more →Germany – Prescriptions and Medications
Germany operates a tightly regulated, pharmacy-driven approach to medicines. Every medication — whether it needs a prescription or not — must be…
Read more →Germany – Postal Service
Germany’s postal network is run primarily by Deutsche Post, a brand of the publicly listed DHL Group, and consistently ranks among the…
Read more →Germany – Mental Health
Germany operates one of Europe’s most extensive publicly funded mental health systems, embedded within its statutory health insurance framework known as Gesetzliche…
Read more →Germany – Maternity and Giving Birth
Germany provides high-quality, well-organised maternity care that is largely funded through its statutory public health insurance scheme (gesetzliche Krankenversicherung, or GKV). Expats…
Read more →Germany – Leisure and Entertainment
Germany presents an extraordinarily diverse range of leisure and entertainment possibilities, spanning internationally acclaimed museums, a thriving live music scene, extensive hiking…
Read more →Germany – Lease Agreements
Rental agreements in Germany — known as Mietverträge — fall under the German Civil Code (BGB) and are designed with a strong…
Read more →Germany – Internet
Germany’s broadband infrastructure is well established, with DSL, cable, and a rapidly expanding fibre network reaching the majority of urban homes. Connection…
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