It’s been a turbulent few years on the German property market that have led to a downturn in people buying homes. But there are signs that this is changing.
We look at what potential buyers or sellers in Germany can expect for the rest of 2024 and examine whether it’s a good time to buy a home.
Whether you’re thinking about a new job or want to see what kind of salaries are considered high in Germany, this comparison article gives an insight into two German cities that are popular with internationals. By the way, we’ve also recently published one for Frankfurt, which you can find here.
Many people dream of travelling across Germany extensive train network, taking in the stunning scenery. But the cost of train tickets can be a factor holding people back.
For those who do travel a lot (or plan to) within Germany, a Bahncard could be a good option. It entitles you to a discount on trips booked with Deutsche Bahn over a period of time – typically one year – for a flat fee.
Prices for long-haul flights in Germany have gone down compared to 2023. If you are planning to book a trip home or a dream holiday, this article outlines where you’re likely to get the best deal and some of the destinations in the lower price range.
We’re sticking with the travel theme. Whether you’re flying or taking the train, we’ve rounded up a few changes you can expect this autumn.
They include the introduction of an EU-wide entry and exit system for travellers, new rules for liquids at airports and possible rail service disruption.
The tax return deadline passed on September 2nd. Freelancers and self-employed people in Germany will soon receive their tax bills. What happens if you can’t meet the payment deadline? Our article breaks down what you need to know.
Lastly, don’t forget to check out our regular rundown of monthly changes in Germany. Here’s our latest article on September 2024.
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