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31/03/2009 How to move to Germany legally: visas and citizenship

Want to move to Germany but haven’t figured out the details? Check out Expatica’s overview of the German visa and citizenship system.

24/03/2009 Looking for work in Germany: The in depth version

Moving to Germany but still searching for a job? Check out Expatica’s comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of employment in Germany, including information on how to find work, recruitment agencies, employment contracts and labour law.

09/12/2008 We’ve made a few changes!

Expatica presents a new look, a new search tool, and a more user-friendly approach.

09/07/2008 Six job-search tips for expatriate spouses

You're ecstatic when your spouse, a talented executive in a global company, is offered an overseas post. It's a fast track to the top, and the prospect of living abroad is thrilling. Then it hits you: "What about my job?"

02/05/2008 Schmaltzing Berlin: Just a regular German weekend...

As an expatriot, at what point do you fully become integrated in a country amongst the natives? It may be the smaller, less significant things, says blogger Sabrina Small.

15/04/2008 So you think you want to move to Germany? Overcoming obstacles

A foreigner wanting to visit Germany faces some daunting rules and regulations. One American, Georg Behrendt, details his experiences in the second part of his series.

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The ABCs of the German school system

The ABCs of the German school system

Trying to size up the education system is one of the hardest things facing those embarking on a foreign posting. We set out what you should know about German schools and daycare.

How to move to Germany legally: visas and citizenship

How to move to Germany legally: visas and citizenship

Want to move to Germany but haven’t figured out the details? Check out Expatica’s overview of the German visa and citizenship system.

Taking your pet on assignment

Taking your pet on assignment

When moving abroad, the owner must make an informed decision as to whether their pet is up to the trip. Here’s an overview of the factors involved.

Looking for work in Germany: The in depth version

Looking for work in Germany: The in depth version

Moving to Germany but still searching for a job? Check out Expatica’s comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of employment in Germany, including information on how to find work, recruitment agencies, employment contracts and labour law.