Moving to Germany
How Anmeldung works in Germany
What registration means, why it matters, which documents are usually requested, and how newcomers can prepare for the appointment.
Registration basics
Resources
Practical guides for moving, working, and settling in Germany.
A guidance hub for applicants, newcomers, and employers who want clear explanations before the next step.
Featured guides
Start with the topics people usually need first.
Daily life
Public transport tickets: what newcomers should know
A practical overview of local transport, regional trains, ticket validation, subscriptions, and common mistakes to avoid.
Transport guide
Daily life
Basic traffic rules in Germany
Important rules for pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and public spaces, including safety expectations and fines to take seriously.
Everyday rules
For applicants
Prepare before employers review your profile.
Documents to prepare before employer interviews
A checklist for passports, CVs, certificates, translations, references, language proof, and role-specific documents.
German levels and realistic role targets
How A2, B1, B2, and specialist vocabulary can affect opportunities, timelines, and regulated professions.
Interview preparation for German employers
How to introduce your experience clearly, answer motivation questions, and prepare for video interviews.
First-week checklist after arrival
A practical list for registration, insurance, bank account, transport, workplace onboarding, and appointments.
Recognition and qualification basics
What regulated professions may require, which certificates matter, and when official recognition advice becomes important.
Relocation timeline before departure
How to think about housing, appointments, travel documents, start dates, and practical preparation before leaving Georgia.
Life in Germany
Small rules can make daily life much easier.
What to know before signing a rental contract
Deposits, documents, handover protocols, shared apartments, and questions to ask before moving in.
How German appointments usually work
Why punctuality matters, what to bring, how confirmation emails work, and what to do when you need to reschedule.
Bank account and payment basics
Common payment methods, IBAN, direct debit, cash culture, and why some documents may require a local address.
Health insurance basics for newcomers
A simple explanation of why insurance is central in Germany and which questions to clarify early.
Working in Germany
Understand expectations before the first working day.
For employers
Helpful context for hiring and onboarding international candidates.
International hiring readiness checklist
Role requirements, language targets, document expectations, interview planning, and timeline clarity.
How to compare prepared candidate profiles
Readiness indicators, motivation notes, role fit, language stage, document completeness, and relocation constraints.
Supporting arrival and onboarding
Practical ways employers can reduce first-month friction for international hires.
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