Your rent includes the base amount (Kaltmiete), running costs (Nebenkosten), and additional util...

Shared apartments, or WGs (Wohngemeinschaft), offer social connections and lower rent costs. You ...

Getting your Anmeldung is an important first step that connects you to the rest of the German sys...

Registering gets you a tax ID, you’ll need this for tax season, and enables you to set up GEZ pa...

Prepare your ID, proof of move-in (Wohnungsgeberbestätigung), and, if applicable, birth certific...

When it’s time to go, check your rental contract’s notice period, it’ll let you know what termin...

Moving within Germany? Simply register at your new location—no need to officially deregister you...

For temporary stays, check out A&O Hostel near Aachen Central Train Station, Hostel Aachen b...

Unfortunately, hostels and temporary accommodations aren’t eligible for registration, they’re gr...

If you need help with rent, Germany’s Wohngeld program offers allowances based on household size...

Aachen offer variety of neighborhoods for whatever you’re looking for: Laurensberg and Ponttor H...

Expect city center rents to be around €390-1,020 for a studio and €700-1,800 for a 3-room apartme...

Aachen’s distinctive areas: Burtscheid – The spa retreat (1.5-2 km to City Centre): Known for sp...

The region around Aachen is a community of neighboring cities offering a mix of vibrancy and peac...

Here’s a guide for easy travel: Train: Regional trains from Stolberg, Eschweiler, Alsdorf, and ...

Aachen is located really closely to the Belgian and Dutch boarders. Making for easy weekend trips...

Living in neighboring Belgium or the Netherlands but working in Germany? Rest assured, your tax ...

If you’re a non-EU national you’ll need to live in Germany if you have a visa to work there. Howe...

It generally takes 6 to 10 weeks to secure a work visa, so plan ahead if you’re relocating. Many ...

While knowing German can definitely help your job search, fluency in German isn’t always mandator...