In the session, which can be up to an hour long, we’ll establish your needs, and explain each of the different steps you would need to take, giving concrete information about the offices you would need to go to, the websites to visit, and the order in which things need to be done. Subjects covered could include:
- Finding temporary accommodation
- Getting yourself and your family registered
- Getting health insurance
- Getting your tax ID
- Opening a bank account
- Getting your home search application pack together
- Finding and applying for long term apartments
- Finding the best deals for utilities, internet and phone (including mobile)
- Applying for child benefits and school fee vouchers
- Finding and registering for preschool and school places
- How to apply for a work permit or resident’s permit
It can take place via a video call, or face to face meeting at our offices near Frankfurter Allee station in Berlin. The cost is 160€ + VAT, but if you decide to go ahead with any of the packages which we offer, then we’ll credit the 160€ against that, so the call or meeting is effectively free.
Please note that in accordance with the German law governing legal advice and services (S3 § 20 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 of the German Rechtsdienstleistungsgesetz/RDG (Legal Services Act)) our services do not include any legal advice, and no responsibility can be accepted in case of unexpected outcomes or for any reason something goes wrong or doesn’t work. All types of resident permit, including Blue Card, are issued at the discretion of the Landesamt für Einwanderung, and no guarantee can be provided, nor can a time frame be guaranteed.
Any interaction is for information purposes only and must not be considered advice.