Munich is one of Germany's most popular cities among expats due to its prosperous economy and thriving labor market characterized by low unemployment rates compared to the national average numbers. In fact, the capital of the Bavarian (Bayern) region is the country's second-leading destination in terms of expatriation after Berlin, and the country's most expensive city. Hence, finding...

Finding accommodation in Berlin (or any other city for that matter) will be your first step towards settling into your expat life in Germany. You need a permanent home address to open a German bank account, access the healthcare system, receive your salary, and do any other bureaucratic activity. Accommodation in Berlin is becoming more scarce and costly as the population is...

Berlin has 12 official boroughs and 96 localities, which for the most part, are self-sustained, offering different lifestyles and pros and cons. For example, Charlottenburg, Wilmersdorf, Grunewald, and Prenzlauer Berg are highly sought-after by families with children whereas  Mitte, Tiergarten, Kreuzberg, and Friedrichshain are preferred by young professionals and solo expats who are keen...

Buying property in Berlin is easier than in most European cities when it comes to the bureaucracy and formalities of the purchase. While prices have risen dramatically in the past years, they are still well below the rates of London, Zurich, Munich, Paris, and Amsterdam, for example. Considering Berlin's character and favourability among expats, many of the new buyers are foreign investors....

Despite the COVID-19-induced economic crisis and thanks to the government's and central bank's relief measures, the German real estate market has bounced back stronger, meaning that prices are on the rise, demand is high, and purchases are booming. At the same time, a lot of attention is paid to properties' sustainability. For example, many German states require the installation of...

Frankfurt ranks among the top preferences of international students who want to study in Germany. The city does not only offer world-class study programs and significant employment opportunities to fresh graduates, but it also guarantees fun and unique student life experiences. Because studying in Frankfurt doesn't mean just holding a book and striving for good grades. In fact, the...

Frankfurt ranks among the top preferences of international students who want to study in Germany. The city does not only offer world-class study programs and significant employment opportunities to fresh graduates, but it also guarantees fun and unique student life experiences. Because studying in Frankfurt doesn't mean just holding a book and striving for good grades. In fact, the...

Studying in Frankfurt and receiving a degree from a university in Frankfurt is a long-term investment in your career and personal development. Besides offering well-recognized, world-class degrees, universities in Frankfurt open the doors to many networking opportunities with people from all walks of life and give direct access to job openings in some of the biggest organizations in...

Located in the South of Germany in the state of Baden-Württemberg, lies Stuttgart one of the Europeans most attractive cities for studies. The vast cultural inheritance, extensive green areas and numerous opportunities to study, yearly attract a large number of students who come here to learn in some of the best German universities. Once you decide to study in Stuttgart, you will have...

Stuttgart is one of the most attractive cities for studying in Germany. The city is student-friendly, offers great universities, but also a fun nightlife, and the possibility to be in the centre of Europe. Stuttgart has a very pleasant atmosphere and offers the best of both worlds, fantastic nature and quiet places, and late night outs with many young people around. The city has a...