Rena
@Lostintranslation08
American expat in Germany
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About me
American
Lives in Heilbronn
Speaks English and German
Registration: 13 March 2010
Hello
check out toytowngermany.com and look up events in your area, it is a great way to meet fellow expats. Welcome to Germany. Read More
process of married visa in germany by anne_cua
hi every one,i am a new member on this blog,i just want to hear some advice or some ideas about the married visa going in Germany. i have a fiancee from Germany,our communication was strong chat,call,email that was everyday we do.We reach the point ...
The requirements for marriage vary greatly based on your country of origion. Your future spouse needs to contact the local rathaus and talk to the registrar. This has to be done in German andhe needs to take care of it. As for what you can do is ... Read More
language problems in Germany by mihir_s
Can any one guide me how about language problems in Germany? i mean in cities there might be many people speaking English but how about small towns? and how about part time jobs for students who dont speak german? what kinda of jobs are available ...
There is no minimum wage persay, when people make under the hartz 4 limit they can be entitled to a social top up, but that is only available to people who have met certain requirements. There are what is referred to as a mini job with a income ... Read More
Keeping The Receipts by Anonymous654
I don't remember where and from whom I heard this for the first time, but is it true that in Germany we need to keep all the receipts we get, even it is only small amount from groceries shopping? What they are really used for?
You need receipts for warranties or vat rebates, but I have never heard of keeping receipts for standard purchase such as food. Read More
I need advice. Help me .. by renehansen
Hi everyone! It just so happens that I live in Russia! But I love Germany and would like to go live, because in Russia I was very bad. German language I started learning recently .. Tell me, if I come, what documents are needed to officially live ...
Work and accommodation vary greatly there is no universal answer to that question. First step is to learn german. Then you will have to apply for a visa and the type of visa you have will specify if you are or are not able to work. General rule of ... Read More
Having Babies with German but not married yet by Littlemonkey
Hello, Seems that I am going to start with a "rare" topic now. I had a decent education and a decent job in my original country before moving to Germany with my German boyfriend. I have also planned to do my Master Degree, therefore I came to ...
Under German law you will be able to stay since the children are also German. You need to talk to the auslanderbeh枚rde for the details specific to your situation. I think you will be entitled to eltern and kinder geld as the kids are german. If ... Read More
getting marry
Germany has an entirely different system there is no prespouse visa. But there are also very strict regulations against marrying relatives, so your intended spouse needs to research if you can legally marry here or if you marry elsewhere if Germany ... Read More
Searching for some help
If you would like to study in a German university most school require c1 or c2 depending on the area of study. You will have to take a test to prove your language skills at time of enrollment. You could of course look into doing a language course ... Read More
What a foreign person can work in Germany without a university degree
Have you read up on the work visa requirements? It is not easy to get a work visa into Germany. You need to have a special skill set. No one non EU is allowed to take a job until it is proven no German, fellow EU person, or fellow immigrant with ... Read More