Difference between revisions of "Germany"

Revision as of 17:39, 12 June 2022

Apartments & Renting – How and where to rent an apartment or room in Germany
- by Cities: Berlin, Hamburg, Munich
- Cheap flats with a WBS – A Wohnberechtigungsschein (WBS) gives you access to subsidised cheap social housing
- Schufa – When long-term renting a flat, you nearly always need a Schufa-Auskunft
- Free stuff (furniture and more) – Facebook groups and websites where people give things away for free
- Electricity – List of Energy suppliers and how to order them
- Gas – same for gas providers
- Internet – Overview of DSL & cable internet providers
Mobile telephony
- Prepaid – List of SIM card offers without a contract
- Data – List of offers with data plans
- Free SIM cards – List of free SIM card offers
Banking – Overview of German Banks & Banking Options
- For Students – Special offers for students
- Business Banks – For freelancers & companies
- Credit cards (incl. free ones / without fees)
- Savings Accounts – money market (Tagesgeld) & fixed-term deposit accounts (Festgeld)
- Brokers – for shares, funds, ETFs
Insurance
- Health care – Overview of German Health insurance options (public + private)
News – News & expat info about Germany in different languages
Shopping
- Online pharmacies – List comparing prices & shipping costs
- Open Shops on Sunday – which supermarkets are open even on Sundays
Travel – Travel options in Germany

Countries: Czechia 🇨🇿 Germany 🇩🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 Poland 🇵🇱 Spain 🇪🇸

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 * '''[[Germany/Rent/Apartment|Apartments & Renting]]''' – How and where to rent an apartment or room in Germany
 ** by Cities: [[Germany/Rent/Apartment/Berlin|Berlin]], [[Germany/Rent/Apartment/Hamburg|Hamburg]], [[Germany/Rent/Apartment/Hamburg|Munich]]