Immigration in Germany

Berlin is the European Union's third most visited city, one of the top five congress cities worldwide and a haven for fast-growing industries where a wealth of jobs await the experienced and skilled. The top Western neighborhoods where expats may choose to settle include Charlottenburg, the city's wealthiest and most commercialized, the university district of Dahlem, Ku'Damm, which has emerged from its Cold War history to becoming the city's capitalistic and corporate conservatism capital,...Read More >

Music is another great passion of most locals of this country, making Germany one of the largest music markets in the world. Nothing can explain the Germans' innate love for music as effectively as its own history enlivened by such great composers as Beethoven and Bach. Read More >

All pets coming into Germany need to come with a health certificate issued by a veterinarian from the animal's country of origin. This certificate must be written in German or with a German translation and must state that the animal is free from rabies and any other communicable diseases. The document must be valid within ten days since issuance for pets coming from EU countries and 20 days for those coming from elsewhere. Read More >