JacquesFR
French looking for information about Denmark
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About me
French
Lives in Roskilde Kommune, Zealand
Speaks French, German & English
Registration: 06 January 2022
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Moving to Copenhagen as a freelancer (independent contractor) by yellolemon
Hi everyone, I'm an EU citizen working as an online English teacher (independent contractor) and I'd love to move to Copenhagen this year. I'm willing to pay all the taxes and necessary expenses but I'm having trouble finding the category I'd fit ...
Hello there. Did you figure it out in the end? I'm on the same boat as you. Read More
EU citizen registration steps by Magnaterra
Fellow expats, I made this simplified guide on how to go about getting CPR in Copenhagen/Frederiksberg for EU citizens, after hitting the wall multiple times. This is based on my own experience, please feel free to contact me in case of doubts. EU ...
Thanks for that input. Do you have guidance on this for self-employed people? I'm running into a catch-22 loop here: he documentation on nyidanmark.dk states that I should first register a business in order to receive a residence permit for ... Read More
German Health care for cancer patient by Rroxana
Hi, I am looking to find an IT job abroad and one of the countries I am considering is Germany. The problem is that my husband is diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, we have a 2 yrs old son and I wouldn't consider moving without them. Does ...
I have to thank Reddit for that. :) Read More
Looking for School in Berlin by masycheff
Hi Everyone, We are planning to move to Berlin this summer. We have two kids, by the time we'll arrive to Germany, they will be 5 and 9 years old. None of them speak German so far. One of our biggest concerns is how they can be admitted to a ...
2. German public schools are kept at very similar standards. There are no "good" and "bad" schools. Just take the one near where you live!I rather disagree on this point. Germany does not offer very equal prospects to all ... Read More
German Health care for cancer patient by Rroxana
Hi, I am looking to find an IT job abroad and one of the countries I am considering is Germany. The problem is that my husband is diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, we have a 2 yrs old son and I wouldn't consider moving without them. Does ...
This page has a good info graphics that does a good job at giving a good overview of the system for total beginners/newcomers: https://www.settle-in-berlin.com/health-insurance-germany/ Read More
Working as an English Teacher in Baden Wurttemberg Germany by Guest8632
Hi, I am an EU national with a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English and a PgCert in Vocational Education. I have been teaching English at a Vocational College for 7 years and have taught in language schools for 2 years with my ...
Agreed with the response just above. You could however pursue the language schools route instead. However, there is no shortage of English-teachers for those as well. Read More
Degree is not listed on Anabin by Eddi Edi
Hi, I'm planning to work in Germany and found that in order to apply for work visa for qualified professionals in Germany, I should check my undergraduate degree is whether acceptable(H+) or not(H-) via Anabin database. The problem is my ...
Hey Eddi. You could call this official hotline to get a confirmation of what to do in this case and what your next steps could be: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/service/kontakt/hotline hope this helps. Read More
Germany Visa Navigator by beppi
Unsure which type of visa for Germany you want to get and what the requirements are? The official German visa navigator can help you: https://visa.diplo.de/de/index.html#/vib
Good find. I also found this quick check version in English here: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/visum-aufenthalt/quick-check Read More
New members of the Germany forum, introduce yourselves here - 2022 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Germany forum? Don't know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hi all, let me inaugurate this thread and wish everybody a happy new year in 2022. Maybe international relocation be easier this year. I live in Berlin ATM but might move soon. Happy to connect. Read More