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Anmeldung in Germany: The Best Step-By-Step Guide for Address Registration

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Welcome to Germany! Before you can enjoy your new life, you are faced with one of the most notorious bureaucratic processes: Anmeldung in Germany. You are legally required to register your address in Germany. It sounds easy. But it may be more complicated in reality. 

In this article, we will talk about what is Anmeldung in Germany and why it is important. We will also go through all the detailed steps and required documents. And we will provide you with some best tips to make the process as smooth as possible. Besides, you will also find answers here to some of the most commonly asked questions about Anmeldung in Germany.

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Leasing a Car in Germany – How to Find the Best Deal?

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Want to drive a car in Germany but cannot afford to buy one? Leasing a car in Germany can be an option for you. In this article, you will find all you need to know about leasing a car in Germany. This includes the pros and cons of leasing, how to find the best car leasing deal, who should lease a car, and the requirement.

We have also included different factors for you to decide if you should lease or buy a car in Germany. Last but not least, we will talk about car subscriptions – an alternative to leasing for those who prefer flexibility.

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How to Buy a Car in Germany and Register It – 7 Easy Steps

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Are you wondering how to buy a car in Germany? Buying a car in Germany doesn’t have to be complicated. Together with my husband, we have bought and sold 5 different cars in the last few years. These include both new and used second-hand cars in Germany.

In this guide, you will find all the tips on how to buy a car in Germany. These include the detailed steps of buying a car in Germany, the costs of buying and running a car, where to buy a car, and the different types of cars you can choose. I also include some tips on what to look out for when buying a car in Germany.

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Best Mobile Operator in Germany – Compare the Top Plans in 2023

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After moving to Germany, one of the first things to do is to get a German mobile phone number. In general, you have two choices: Getting a mobile phone contract or using a prepaid SIM card in Germany. In this guide, we will talk about the best mobile network in Germany. You will also find a comparison of the best mobile operators and the best prepaid SIM card plans to use in Germany.

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Best Internet Providers in Germany – 2023 Top 4 Comparison

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Wondering how to set up your internet connection in Germany? You are at the right place. In this guide, you will find everything you need to know about connecting to the internet in Germany. We will talk about the process to set up your internet, the prices, the best internet providers in Germany, internet plans without a long contract, as well as tips on how to pick the best plan and save money.

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Post and Mail – How to send a letter or parcel in Germany? (With Examples)

Do you feel confused when you have to send a letter or parcel in Germany? You are not alone. When you move to a new country, simple things like sending a letter or a parcel can become challenging. In this article, you will learn about the German postal system, how to send and receive a letter or a parcel in Germany, how much does it cost, the German address format, the delivery time, and more.

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Streaming in Germany – 11 Ways To Do It Legally

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Moving to Germany and wondering what is the best way to stream your favorite videos? You should be careful when streaming or torrenting in Germany. Something fine to do in your home country may not be okay in Germany. Germany takes copyright laws very seriously. If done incorrectly, you can receive big fines (>1000 Euros) and have legal consequences. In this article, we will talk about some streaming platforms that are safe and legal for you to use in Germany. Continue reading “Streaming in Germany – 11 Ways To Do It Legally”

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VPN in Germany – Comparison of the 5 best VPNs in 2023

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How many hours are you using the internet every day? Have you thought about if it is safe when using the internet? I mean, do you know that people can spy on you? I am not only talking about hackers, but also governments, your internet service provider, websites, and other third parties. Yes, they can do it easily, unfortunately. Unless you act now to protect yourself. In this article, I will talk about why everyone should use a VPN service, how to choose a good VPN to use in Germany and a comparison of the 5 best VPN companies. Continue reading “VPN in Germany – Comparison of the 5 best VPNs in 2023”

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Pets In Germany – Moving With Your Pets Or Adopting One Locally

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In Germany, pets are treated almost like humans. It is very common to have pets in a household. If you plan to move with your pets to Germany or adopt a new pet here locally, make sure you understand all the legal requirements. Pet laws in Germany are very strict. In this article, you will find a brief overview of what you need to consider when having pets in Germany. Continue reading “Pets In Germany – Moving With Your Pets Or Adopting One Locally”