Moving To Germany
Years of international moving to Germany experience allows you to learn all of the tips, tricks and important details that will help you with your move to Germany.About Germany
Otherwise known as the Federal Republic of Germany, Germany is a federal republic comprised of 16 states or Bundesländer.The capital city is Berlin and the official language is German.
82 Million
Population
+49
Calling Code
230 Volts
Outlet Voltage
43.9° F
Average High Temperature
Living In Germany
Though you should be fine speaking English in most areas, you'll do better if you add the German language to your repertoire.As for living situations, Germany has one of the lowest home ownership rates in the world meaning most people rent. This is due to many reasons, including strong laws that protect tenants from rent increases, eviction circumstances and deposit returns.
Healthcare In Germany
Germany has a universal healthcare system and is mandatory for all citizens and permanent residents. Keep this in mind as you'll have to add that into your moving budget.There are both public and private insurance options, though most people have the state mandated coverage. Private insurance can be added on but in most cases can't be exchanged out entirely in place of the state issued insurance.
Education In Germany
Education in Germany is compulsory and free from age 6 to 15 or 16 years old, depending on the state. Students then can enter a vocational school to learn a trade or get selected to enter a Gymnasium. Students that pass the Gymnasium then can enter German college.German college is free in most circumstances, short of small administrative fees per semester. Private education options are also available at all levels.
Working In Germany
Anybody looking to work in Germany must obtain a "residence permit" that entitles you to do so.Generally these are checked by the Federal Employment Agency and only are approved if the job cannot be filled by a German, EU citizen or other applicants with preferential treatment. This is known as the "Priority Principle".
Moving Your Household Goods To Germany
Shipping Transit Options
Packing Options
Shipment Size Options (For Self Packing)
50 - 80 Cubic Feet
PALLET SERVICES
50 - 80 Cubic Foot Per PalletPerfect if you have several small boxes or small furniture. You may provide your own pallet or have us send you one. Discounts on multiple pallet bookings.
50 Cubic Feet
U-CRATE 50
50 Cubic Foot Shipping CratePerfect if you have several small boxes or small furniture. Comes with a durable cardboard cover for added protection. Discounts on multiple U-CRATE bookings.
100 Cubic Feet
U-CRATE 100
100 Cubic Foot Shipping CratePerfect if you have several small-medium sized boxes or small-medium sized furniture. Comes with a durable cardboard cover for added protection. Discounts on multiple U-CRATE bookings.
200 Cubic Feet
U-CRATE 200
200 Cubic Foot Shipping CrateExcellent choice for several medium-large size boxes and taller furniture. Comes with a durable cardboard cover for added protection. Terminal to door service.
1,000 - 2,000 Cubic Feet
SHIPPING CONTAINERS
1,000 Cubic Feet (20FT Container)2,000 Cubic Feet (40FT Container)
A must for large moves, self-load shipping containers offer the most space for your household goods..