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Getting Around Switzerland

The Swiss Public Travel System One of the best qualities of the country is the world-class public transport system in Switzerland. Travelling by train, bus or ship is easier then ever and the system boasts the densest network in the world. You can purchase all in one tickets that allow you access to the whole country that operates on a half

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Buying furniture in Lucerne

One of the biggest differences that expats living in Lucerne encounter when they go shopping for furniture are the waiting times that some stores have. While you may be used to going to a furniture store in your home country, picking any piece and bringing it home, there may be long waiting times of up to 2 months on certain

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A Place to Call Home: Buying Furniture in Berlin

When expatriates move to Germany, they often find that furnished apartments are both expensive and very rare. This can cause a lot of problems, as shipping your furniture abroad can also cost a pretty penny and take a few months on top of that. Some expats therefore rent a hotel room to ease the transition. However, the question remains: where

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Buying Furniture in the Frankfurt Area

When you have to relocate yourself and your family across an ocean, the cost of shipping your furniture can be quite expensive. In that situation, sometimes it is better to leave your old furniture in storage, sell it, or give it to family and then buy new furniture when you get to your new home in Frankfurt, Germany. Of course,

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Will I regret moving to Germany from the U.S.?

Germany is a very beautiful country with a lot to do and see. Granted, there is a difference between vacationing somewhere and moving there. Whether or not you will be happy moving to Germany is dependent on many factors that come into play. The United States is a lot different from Germany in some ways and quite similar in others.

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A guide to International Schools in Austria

When I first moved to Austria I had never heard about International schools. I was working in a bar and came across a group of 6 year olds hanging around in the back of the bar (yes you can drink certain types of alcohol in Austria when you are 6). I remember this young lady sitting apologizing for the behaviour

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Swiss TV Guide

Being a multilingual nation, there is plenty of varied culture to be found on Swiss TV, with channels from Germany, France and Italy all available. Some US and UK channels are available as basic packages, such as; BBC, ITV and CNN International. The main Swiss channels are RTS, SRF (, 2 and info), but there are also more targeted channels

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How to be entertained in Switzerland

 If you are relocating to Switzerland you will surely not be bored in this entertainment haven. With its multicultural flair, Switzerland has a variety of festivals throughout the year catering to all ethnicities that call the country home. The Italian, French and German speaking regions have their own line of festivals, whilst there are famous music events such as; the

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Swiss International School in Fellbach, Stuttgart

The Swiss International School (SIS) in Fellbach-Stuttgart is a private, bilingual school that caters to English and German speaking students. Located in Fellbach, they offer courses for preschool through secondary school to local and international students. Teachers speak roughly half English and half German to their students throughout the years in attendance. In preschool and primary school, the languages are split

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Insurance in Germany; Fast Facts: German Health Insurance

In Germany, health insurance is mandatory. Whether you are on vacation in Germany, residing for a short period of time, or here for the long term, you are required to have health insurance. The main form of health insurance in Germany is the state health insurance which covers the majority of the residence, a significant 80%. For those making less

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Internet and Phone Service in Germany

Just like the rest of the world, there are a number of options for telephone and Internet service in Germany. Phone Service While residing in Germany, most people have land lines in addition to their for cell phones. Cell phones are obtained in one of three ways: pre-paid service, monthly payment plans and a one-time prepayment renewable at your discretion. Be aware

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Health Insurance in Germany

Because it is mandatory to have medical insurance in Germany, this is one of the first things to put on your to do list when you arrive. There are 3 basic options for health insurance. For expats, generally the employer will offer coverage just like in the US. In all cases in Germany you, as the employee must pay 5.5%

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