Berlin relocation guidance

Your first weeks in Germany, in the right order.

One-to-one guidance through address registration, tax ID follow-up, and setting up a bank account—without pretending German administration is simple.

Remote sessions and Berlin office appointments
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The paperwork has dependencies

Start with the document that unlocks the next one.

An incomplete landlord confirmation can derail Anmeldung. No registration can delay the tax ID. A missing tax ID can complicate payroll. We map those connections before your appointment dates begin to pile up.

Ways we can help

Guidance for the administrative landing

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Anmeldung Document Check

A close review of your registration form, housing confirmation, identity documents, and appointment plan.

45 minutes€85
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First 30 Days Arrival Roadmap

A 75-minute planning session that turns your move dates, housing, and employment start into an ordered administrative plan.

75 minutes€145
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German Banking Setup Session

Independent preparation for choosing and opening a daily bank account that fits your documents and payment needs.

50 minutes€95

A working session, not a lecture

Bring the documents you have. Leave with the next actions.

Review fees
  1. 1

    Check your situation

    Visa status, housing arrangement, employment start, appointment availability, and what documents are already in hand.

  2. 2

    Build the sequence

    We put Anmeldung, health cover, tax ID, payroll, and banking tasks in an order that fits your dates.

  3. 3

    Prepare for the counters

    You receive a plain-English checklist, official links, and questions to raise with the relevant authority or bank.

“I arrived with a sublet contract and conflicting advice from three group chats. We worked out what the Bürgeramt would actually need and what could wait until after registration.”

— Maya, product designer relocating from Toronto

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From the field notes

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Your dates are specific. Your plan should be too.

Tell us when you arrive and what is already arranged.

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