Having found a job or been assigned a job in German, you’re perhaps overjoyed at the new adventure you’ll be taking on. Once the excitement of the realization that you’ll be moving to Germany has settled in, there are a number of things you’ll have to start looking into. Housing, transportation, furnishing are just a few of the things that

Frankfurt is an exciting city with a vibrant culture and a lifestyle that just about anyone can slip into and get used to. However, the beginning parts of moving are difficult. Regardless of where you’re moving, cross state, cross country or to some place tucked away in the corner of the world, there are some challenging aspects of it all.

When you first move to Germany, you will probably want to rent an apartment or house while you establish yourself in your new job, get used to living in a new country, and settle in to your new life. After a while, though, you may fall in love with Germany and decide that you want to stay on permanently. If

Let’s start by getting into what exactly a ‘Verbindliche Mietabsichtserklaerung’. A  Verbindliche  Mietabsichtserklaerung is a legally binding commitment that states that upon signing, you accept the obligation to rent the premises that the agreement refers to, provided you have been selected by the contract issuer. Some people see this agreement as a trap; a trap that many non German natives as