Landlords and landladies will usually request recent payslips and your passport or a document showing your residence status.

Source: Make it in Germany — Finding accommodation in Germany

To open a bank account, you generally require the following documents: valid passport, residence permit, registration certificate, payslip (depending on the account type).

Source: Make it in Germany — Opening a bank account in Germany

To open a bank account, you generally require the following documents: valid passport, residence permit, registration certificate, payslip (depending on the account type).

Source: BAMF — Banking - Opening a Bank Account

To open a bank account, you generally require the following documents: valid passport, residence permit, registration certificate, payslip (depending on the account type).

Source: BAMF — Banking - Opening a Bank Account

For that purpose, EU citizens residing in Germany can usually apply for a “European Certificate of Good Conduct” at their local Residents' Registration Office.

Source: Make it in Germany — Visa - Setting Up Business Requirements

Another requirement is that you must have never been banned from practising the profession you intend to set up a business in.

Source: Make it in Germany — Visa - Setting Up Business Requirements

you may apply for a residence permit to look for work (known as a Chancenkarte [Opportunities Card]) for up to one year.

Source: BAMF — Skilled workers with academic education

In the age group of 3 to 6 years, which includes schoolchildren as well, the proportion of all children looked after was as high as 91 per cent.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In 2024 more than one third of the children aged 0 to 3 were supervised in a day-care facility.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In March 2024, about 60,662 public and private day care facilities were available in Germany.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In 2024 more than one third of the children aged 0 to 3 were supervised in a day-care facility.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In 2024 more than one third of the children aged 0 to 3 were supervised in a day-care facility.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In 2024 more than one third of the children aged 0 to 3 were supervised in a day-care facility.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In the age group of 3 to 6 years, which includes schoolchildren as well, the proportion of all children looked after was as high as 91 per cent.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In the age group of 3 to 6 years, which includes schoolchildren as well, the proportion of all children looked after was as high as 91 per cent.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In the age group of 3 to 6 years, which includes schoolchildren as well, the proportion of all children looked after was as high as 91 per cent.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

Approximately a quarter of them (25.5%) are conventional universities.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

Approximately a quarter of them (25.5%) are conventional universities.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

Approximately a quarter of them (25.5%) are conventional universities.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

In March 2024, about 60,662 public and private day care facilities were available in Germany.

Source: Make it in Germany — Education - Education System in Germany

It is not valid on long-distance trains (IC, ICE).

Source: Make it in Germany — Housing - Mobility in Germany

This ticket, available only as a monthly cancellable subscription, currently costs €58 per month, and offers unlimited travel throughout Germany on all local public transport (buses, metros, regional trains, etc.).

Source: Make it in Germany — Housing - Mobility in Germany

It is not valid on long-distance trains (IC, ICE).

Source: Make it in Germany — Housing - Mobility in Germany

It is not valid on long-distance trains (IC, ICE).

Source: Make it in Germany — Housing - Mobility in Germany

To obtain a German driving licence, you must also have a valid eye test and confirmation of participation in a first aid course.

Source: BAMF — Driving - Getting a License

To obtain a German driving licence, you must also have a valid eye test and confirmation of participation in a first aid course.

Source: Make it in Germany — Driving - Driving Licence

To obtain a driving licence in Germany, you must attend a driving school and pass a theoretical and practical driving test.

Source: Make it in Germany — Driving - Driving Licence

You can use your driving licence to drive in Germany for six months (from the time you register your place of residence in Germany).

Source: Make it in Germany — Driving - Driving Licence

You can use your driving licence to drive in Germany for six months (from the time you register your place of residence in Germany).

Source: BAMF — Driving - Getting a License

The period of employment must be at least six months.

Source: BAMF — Work Permit - EU Blue Card

The period of employment must be at least six months.

Source: Make it in Germany — EU Blue Card

The period of employment must be at least six months.

Source: BAMF — Work Permit - EU Blue Card

Those who prove they have good German language skills may be granted a settlement permit after 21 months.

Source: Auswärtiges Amt — EU Blue Card FAQ

The EU Blue Card is issued for the duration of your employment contract, plus an additional three months.

Source: BAMF — Work Permit - EU Blue Card

Individuals who have held an EU Blue Card in another EU Member State for at least 12 months may enter Germany without requiring a visa. They have to apply for an EU Blue Card in Germany at the immigration authority that is responsible for the place where they live within one month of entering the co…

Source: BAMF — EU Blue Card

Nationals of Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America may enter Germany without requiring a visa, and must subsequently apply for the EU Blue Card at the immigration authority that …

Source: BAMF — EU Blue Card

The period of employment must be at least six months.

Source: BAMF — Work Permit - EU Blue Card

The residence title is usually valid for the duration of your work contract and an additional three months. However, the validity period cannot exceed four years.

Source: Make it in Germany — EU Blue Card

The competent foreign office can suspend a change in job of an EU Blue Card holder for 30 days and reject it within this period in the first twelve months of employment.

Source: BAMF — EU Blue Card

The qualification period is shortened to 21 months for persons with an adequate knowledge of German (level B1).

Source: BAMF — EU Blue Card

After 27 months, EU Blue Card holders can obtain a settlement permit if they can prove that they have German language skills at level A1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Source: BAMF — Work Permit - EU Blue Card