15+ of The Best Expat Meetups in Düsseldorf
Moving to a new city/country is an exciting thing, but it always helps to make
Moving to a new city/country is an exciting thing, but it always helps to make
Regardless of how long you’ve been living in Düsseldorf (expat or local), how many of
New to Düsseldorf? Looking for an apartment (or as many Europeans say: “a flat”)? Well, the
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”]As a new resident to Düsseldorf, you’ll need to
Do I really need a certified translation? Why? What does it cost and where do
Many of you might recognize the name Elisa Stella, the super active and supportive woman
Too often foreign parents get confused about what a Tagesmütter/Tagesväter is and the payment system
Every person who earns money in Germany has to pay taxes and contribute to social
SCHUFA stands for: “Schutzorganisation für Allgemeine Kreditsicherung”, a sort of “organization for general credit safety”.
Let’s be honest, not all of us have had an easy ride getting into Germany,
I’m a German Canadian who moved to Düsseldorf over a decade ago, and like many of you, I had a million questions when I arrived. From trying to figure out how health insurance works in Germany to wondering where the best bakery is (spoiler: it’s Bülle 🍞), I’ve been through it all.
So I created Life in Düsseldorf to help make your transition smoother — whether you’re moving to Germany, already living here, or just curious about life abroad. My mission? To make you feel a little less overwhelmed and a lot more at home.
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