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About Germany

On About Germany, you will find stories about studying and working in Germany, as well as news about Expatrio and give you information about life in Germany.

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

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

Working time in Germany is set by the Working Hours Act (Arbeitszeitgesetz). The core rules are simple: a maximum of eight hours a day, at least 11 hours of rest between shifts,..

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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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Tuition Fees

Affording to study in Germany can be daunting - tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs all add up. But don't worry! There are a few things you can do to make studying in..

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IT career in Germany

Dreaming of an IT career that's not just about crunching numbers and coding but also offers a great work-life balance in a country known for its innovation and quality of life?..

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Opportunity Card vs. Blue Card in Germany

Germany offers several immigration options for skilled professionals looking to work and live in the country. Among these, the Opportunity Card and the EU Blue Card are two..

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EU Blue Card vs. Work Permit in Germany: 2026 Salary Thresholds

If you have a university degree and a German job offer that pays at least €50,700, the EU Blue Card is almost always the better choice. It allows you to obtain permanent residence..

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Working as an Engineer in Germany: Jobs, Salaries and Visas

Germany is Europe's biggest engineering employer, and it hires internationally. The share of engineers in Germany born abroad has nearly doubled since 2012, from 6% to 11.4%, and..

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How do I get recognition of foreign qualification in Germany?

Are you thinking about starting your career in Germany as a skilled worker? That’s great! But before you pack your bags and head over, there’s one important step you need to take:..

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Kindergarten in Germany: Daycare options, enrollment & costs

Moving to a new country is always an exciting adventure, but bringing your family along makes it even more challenging. If you are not lucky enough to get a daycare place through..

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