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ICEF Berlin 2024: Growing Interest in Germany from Internationals

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Volunteer with DEGIS: Help Others While Studying in Germany

Are you studying in Germany and looking for a way to make a difference? Volunteering with our partner, DEGIS, gives you a chance to help other international students settle into..

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Top Mobile Network Providers in Germany

Moving to Germany from outside the EU? One of the first things you’ll need is a reliable mobile network provider to stay connected. Whether you’re looking for a traditional..

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The DEGIS Buddy Program

Starting your studies in a new country like Germany is an exciting adventure, but it can also come with challenges. Adjusting to a different culture, understanding a new education..

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The New Skilled Immigration Act in Germany

Ever thought about packing your bags and starting a new life in Germany? If so, you're in luck because Germany is making it easier for skilled workers like you to move there with..

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German Visa Rejection: Reasons and What to Do Next

Are you dreaming of starting a new chapter studying or working in Germany? Before you pack your bags, there is one major hurdle: getting your visa approved. The visa process can..

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How to become a freelancer in Germany

Germany offers an attractive environment for freelancers, providing opportunities for both locals and expats. Freelancing in Germany allows you to enjoy the flexibility and..

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Family reunification in Germany: Step-by-step guide to the German Family Reunion Visa

Germany is a popular destination for many international students and professionals, and it's no surprise that they often wish to bring their families along. The German Family..

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Working time in Germany: Weekly limits, daily standards & legal framework

Planning to work in Germany? Whether you're considering a move or have already packed your bags, understanding the working hours and legal framework in Germany is key to a smooth..

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Funding your German Blocked Account in 2026: How much money do you need?

In 2026, the standard amount you need to prove to the German authorities that you have enough funds to live in Germany is €992 per month. Find out about the new funding..

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