 What is checklist for traveling to Germany for the first time? |
| I am traveling to Germany for the first time for business. Please let me know the checklist (Items to take, Do & Don't)... |
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 German guys. What is Ă–sterreichische Sprachdiplom Deutsch (Ă–SD)? |
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Is it the same as Goethe-Zertifikat ?
(i.e. Ă–sterreichische Sprachdiplom Deutsch C1 = Goethe-Zertifikat C1 ??? )
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 What to wear in Germany? |
| Hello, I might go to Germany in july for one month. It is in Munich, does anyone know what would be good to wear to A.) blend in and B.) appropriate for the weather?... |
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 Berlin, Germany Questions.? |
A friend and I are planning on making a trip to Berlin, Germany for the summer, and we have a few questions in mind:
How old do you have to be to drink in Germany?
How old do you have ... |
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 Deutsche Bahn question? |
My mom will be traveling to Germany to visit me in May. She does not speak any german but will have to take the train from FRA airport to Offenberg and then a taxi to my house.
Is the ... |
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 Germany: Eagle's Nest....? |
| Hitler's former place, I believe and turned into a restaurant. True? A few details would be ... |
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 German guys. How do you think of Goethe-Institut? |
What impressions does Goethe-Institut give you?
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 It's my first time in a zero-degree weather country---what shoes should I wear? |
| I've been advised about layers and coats and thermal underwear. It's the shoes that I can't resolve. I live in a tropical country and I would like to buy shoes that I can use both for ... |
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 Tourist Information on Germany? |
| Particularly Frankfurt, Wurzberg, Weimar, Berlin, Dortmund, Cologne and reasonable lodging and ... |
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 Where is there a cheap but good hostel/hotel in the city centre? |
| I am talking around 20 euros per night for me and my 12 year old brother for a weekend in summer.... |
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 When Giving A Gift? |
| I know it is really soon to ask this, but I am trying to get everything I would like to get before everything turns to a christmas theme. This year I will be sending a package of about 10 presents to ... |
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 Is my hostel in East or West Berlin ? |
| My hostel is in Pappelallee Street. Is this in East or West Berlin ? Does anyone has any suggestions for a decent hostel in East Berlin ? I'm going there next June. Thanks ! Any suggestions ... |
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 Has anyone lived in Alt Moabit in Berlin? |
| I have lived in Berlin before, but not in this neighbourhood. If anyone has lived near Jagowstrasse (Alt Moabit) and could recommend good places to go or pointers for the area that would be great. I... |
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All German citizens are registered in Germany? |
I'm trying to obtain my mother's proof of citizenship, she died on 2002 I have her birth certificate, but cannot find her passport, Is there any document that can prove she was German? I'm trying to apply for my German citizenship at the consulate. they need some kind of document that says she was German. |
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when you have her birth certificate you know when and where she was born (city) Ask the office at that town if she was german when she was born and if they have further documentation about her.
contact the city via the official site like www.berlin.de and than go to Einwohnermeldeamt thats where evry german is registered.
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Where was your mom born. Try to obtain a birth certificate there - this office should be able to provide the needed information. |
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Everybody is registered at the government office in Germany. If you are moving from one city to another you need to do this again and again. They change on your ID card your new address always.
So with your mother, where she was living last time, you need to contact this city and Einwohnermeldeamt or Stadtverwaltung, they can send you this document. |
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All residents of Germany are by law required to register at their local "Meldebehoerde". This is usually the town's office. Many people never bother (especially people on the run from debtors or students on their parent's inurance policies), but it becomes important when wanting to vote, wanting to marry or get a divorce, when giving birth to a baby or when applying for a passport or a Personalausweis (personal ID card).
All Germans are by law required to have valid ID. This can be either a passport or an ID card.
Germans who live abroad are encouraged to register with their nearest German embassy or consulate. This is also the place where they apply for a new passport when after 10 years their old passport or ID card expires. German embassies cannot issue new ID cards, only new passports. ID cards are always issued in Germany at the legal place of residence. If you know the last legal place of residence in Germany of a person you can contact the "Meldebehoerde" in that town (also often known as "Einwohnermeldeamt" or "BĂĽrgerbĂĽro") and get proof that this place issued a passport or an ID card to that person. The German embassy can help you with this. |
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