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Hitting the road in Germany? ReloBerlin keeps you in the fast lane with this guide to navigating German driver's licenses and International Driving Permits (IDPs) for our non-EU friends. Part 1: Gearing Up - Do You Need a German License? EU Citizens: Part 2: Choosing Your Path - Translation vs. IDP Translation (ADAC): Need your license translated if it's not in German and your country lacks reciprocity with Germany. The ADAC (Germany's AAA) offers translation services. ADAC Translation ServiceInternational Driving Permit (IDP): Acts as a translator for your license in multiple languages. Valid for one year (check validity period). When You Need an IDP:How to Get an IDP: Part 3: Hitting the Gas with Reciprocity https://bmdv.bund.de/EN/Home/home.html)Anex 11Full Reciprocity:Partial Reciprocity: Part 4: The IDP Lowdown Part 5: Annex 11 - Possible Exemption https://bmdv.bund.de/EN/Home/home.html Important Reminders: Unveil the Dark Side of Berlin Embark on a spooky adventure with ReloBerlin's exciting Witch Hunting Tour! Explore the haunted corners of Mitte and delve into Berlin's dark history with our captivating storytellers. Meeting Point:English Tour:Spanish Tour: Ready to join the hunt? Send ReloBerlin or UnGatoConPasaporte a direct message (DM) on Instagram to reserve your spot! Don't forget to check out ReloBerlin's website for more tips on navigating life in Berlin!

Hey fabulous folks, welcome back to Relo Berlin! Your host Seku here, slaying the bureaucracy beast and spilling the tea on all things Deutschland. Today, we're diving into a purrfectly juicy topic: pets in Germany. Whether you're a seasoned cat lady or a dapper dog dude, this episode is your guide to navigating pet ownership in Berlin like a pro. The Legal Stuff In Germany and Berlin, pet ownership is regulated by federal and local laws. Here's a breakdown of the key things to know: Legal Pets:Small Animal Talk:Owning Cats vs. Dogs: Landlord Permission Unsure if you need to tell your landlord about your feline friend? Let's break it down: One Cat:Two Cats:Always Inform for Dogs: Taxes and Fees In Berlin, dog owners are subject to various taxes and fees: Dog Tax (Hundesteuer):Liability Insurance:Registration Fees:Training Courses:Veterinary Costs: Owning a Dog: A Step-by-Step Guide Thinking of bringing a furry friend home? Here's a step-by-step guide to navigate the process: Check Local Regulations:Choose Your Dog:Liability Insurance:Register Your Dog:Pay Dog Tax:Training Courses (if required):Veterinary Care:Renew Insurance Annually: Monthly Costs The monthly cost of pet ownership varies depending on size, breed, health, and lifestyle. Here's a rough estimate: Interviews We'll be joined by special guests who will share their incredible journeys: Sandra from "El Legado de Nerón" The previous answer was already in English! It summarized the cat adoption process from Spain to Germany and included additional notes for your podcast: Summary of the Cat Adoption Process from Spain to Germany: Quarantine and testing: Preparation for travel: Travel: Adoption: Funding: Other: https://www.teaming.net/ellegadodeneronhttps://www.instagram.com/el_legado_de_neron/?hl=en Isa and Pirata The questions Isa replies: Her dog trainer: https://www.instagram.com/blackwolfk9/ Unravel the forgotten story of the El-Wises, the fierce and independent women who were the original brewqueens of Europe! Join Seku on her "Herstory and Witchhunting Tour" for a purrfectly unique adventure through charming German villages and historical breweries. This captivating tour will: Available in English and Spanish! English Tours:Spanish Tours: Limited tickets available! Book yours now on @ungatoconpasaporte and @reloberlin Instagram profiles before they disappear faster than a witch's cauldron can boil! Don't miss this chance to discover the untold story of the El-Wises and experience the rich history and culture of Germany! Stay tuned for these inspiring interviews and valuable advice for your pet parenting adventure in Berlin!

This episode is packed with everything you need to dominate your job search in Germany! We tackled crafting a killer cover letter in the previous episode, and now we're diving deep into the interview process. Here's a quick recap of the cover letter episode: Now, let's conquer those interviews! The Process:Tips for Each Stage:Phone/Video Interview:In-Person Interview:Behavioral Interviews:Case Studies/Work Samples:Final Interview: Additional Information to find some additional help to tailor your Cover Letter and CV: La RedXochicuatlWillkommensZentrum (Berlin) Bonus! We also covered how to prepare for and follow up after interviews, including sending thank-you emails and following up politely. Witches, Herbs, and Wild Experiments: A Spooky History This podcast episode dives into the mysterious world of witches, herbs, and the infamous witch's ointments. Definitely don't try making these at home! Calling all history buffs and magic enthusiasts! There's a captivating exhibition waiting for you just a short train ride away from Berlin in the historic city of Halle. Exhibition Alert: Bewitching Halle Exhibition Name:Location:Dates:Hours:Admission: Grab your coven, hop on a train with the Deutschland Ticket, and prepare to be transported to a world of wonder!

Welcome back to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we're diving into the intricacies of finding a job in Berlin, catering to different experience levels and language abilities. Whether you've just graduated, have a few years of experience, or are a seasoned professional, there are strategies to help you navigate the job market in the vibrant capital of Germany. Just Graduated: If you've recently graduated and are eager to kickstart your career in Berlin, consider these tips: Where to Apply: CV Tips: Interview Process: Less Than 3 Years of Experience: For those with limited experience, here's how to stand out in the job market: Where to Apply: CV Tips: Interview Process: Over 5 Years of Experience: For seasoned professionals, here's how to navigate the job market in Berlin: Where to Apply: CV Tips: Interview Process: No matter your experience level, remember to stay proactive, persistent, and adaptable throughout your job search journey in Berlin. Good luck! Stay curious until next time! 😉 For more tips and insights, follow us on Instagram: ReloBerlin Un Gato con Pasaporte And don't forget to leave a 5-star review if you found this episode helpful! Until next time!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! It has been a while, but now that the fall is officially here is time we get back on track! As we are now in our 2nd season, I want to dig deeper in that reality check you need to make sure you know your rights as a tenant. Today my main focus is reminding you that you are either paying TOO MUCH RENT Soon you will find a post in our Instagram account @reloberlin regarding the 2 types of rent reduction: Stay tuned if you want to know if you can apply to them to lower your rent without 3rd parties which will still mean you paying a high commission! issues in your flat could be fixedThank you for listening But I have no savings and I speak 0 German. Can I still do this?! ABSOLUTELY! But is NOT going to be easy There are tenant associations that include lawyer consultations in your membership Please note that the content of this podcast has no legal validity, so I recommend you choosing between the following tenant association options: https://mieterengel.de/ https://www.berliner-mieterverein.de/ Price starts at 9€ per month for a basic consulting service. https://www.mieterhilfeverein.de/ Personally, I recommend the first because of the speed of response they promise. But of course, each case is very particular. On another note... ;) You can discover the story of the division of Germany and Berlin with "the three Allies" by booking the tour "Escaping Berlin's Wall" by DM on instagram @ungatoconpasaporte I hope you have enjoyed this episode and I wish you a lovely summer! I would love to know if you found this helpful and if you like the storytelling at the end of each episode. If so, leave a 5-star review and/or email me at hello@reloberlin.com ;) or in any of my following social media If you have any doubts or questions, do not hesitate to write me ;) and if you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, or you are curious about my tours in Berlin, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! Wow! Here we are in our second season! Where I will be focusing on a more realistic approach to planning your next chapter in Berlin ;). Thank you for listening Finding a flat is not only an Odyssey, it has also become really expensive to live here. It is important to have a realistic view and plan accordingly. But I really want to move to Berlin, I have no savings and I speak 0 German. Can i still do this?! ABSOLUTELY! But is NOT going to be easy If you have a limited budget, is better to apply for shared flats: WG-GesuchtWG Suche Also, if you have some savings, maybe you can start with a short-term furnished apartment that will provide you with the registration or Anmeldung: HomeLikeHousingAnywhereWunderflatsSpotahomeCrocodilian If you are a student from the most to the least affordable options: StudierendenWERK Berlin GewobagSmartments There are also a lot of scams!!! If you are in a picky situation with your roommates or someone is taking advantage of you for whatever reason, please contact me. I might not be able to find a solution for every case, but you are not alone! You do not need to stand creepy guys, racism, sexism or any sort of hate. On another note... ;) You can discover the story of Techno by requesting the "hidden alternative tour" by dm on instagram @ungatoconpasaporte I hope you have enjoyed this episode and I wish you a lovely summer! I would love to know if you found this helpful and if you like the storytelling at the end of each episode. If so, leave a 5-star review and/or email me at hello@reloberlin.com ;) or in any of my following social media If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, or you are curious about my tours in Berlin, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, I want to congratulate you if you have gone through your relocation process with me. Thank you! Now is where I would insert that famous singer meme saying that "I wanna thank me" because this is the LAST episode of the FIRST season. 10 episodes already?! If you have lived enough summers in Germany, you have already seen A LOT: FreiKorperKultur (FKK) Nudism is a big part of German culture. Do not underestimate it! But if you are still looking for refreshment, today is your lucky day! Because I have a present for you to celebrate that is finally warm enough to enjoy something to eat out in the sun If you visit any of them, I would love to know your thoughts and what your experience is. Please, remember to bring an extra bag to keep your trash and do not forget your sunscreen! ;) Want to travel around Germany for 50€ a month? You probably already have the Deutschlandsticket https://www.bahn.de/angebot/regio/deutschland-ticket You need to reserve a spot if you want to do it online But you will get it done with ease at any of the BVG's customer centers in Berlin. It literally took me 10 minutes as the queue was luckily not too long at Alexanderstr under the week almost at closing time. You will only be able to take regional trains. So if you are planning to travel somewhere that it would take over 3 hours of driving, maybe it is better to book some ICE or fast train tickets. You will be able to check the connections and the estimated time of travel with regional trains only here: On another note... ;) Here is the song "Es kamen Menschen an" by Cem Karaca And if you want to try a Kebab, since I am a vegetarian I cannot give you any personal references, but here are a few options I have heard good things about our Alternative tourSunday during June at 16:00 from Hackescher Markt Sbahn(Meeting point in front of the Starbucks)Booking must be done at least 24 hours in advancewriting us here with the reference "Alternative tour" I hope you have enjoyed this episode and I wish you a lovely summer! I would love to know if you found this helpful and if you like the storytelling at the end of each episode. If so, leave a 5-star review and/or email me at hello@reloberlin.com ;) or in any of my following social media If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, or you are curious about my tours in Berlin, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will prepare to find a Kita. And the first step will be getting your Kitagutschein! If you have children under 6 years old, you can enroll them in the following: Kinderkrippe (from 8 weeks to 3 years old) Kita or Kindergarten (ages between 3 and 6, in either half or full day between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm) But finding a Kita can take between 6 months to 18 months depending on the city you are in. It is actually a harder process than finding an apartment! But I know EXACTLY what you can do Timing is the most important detail in this case. Some German families actually start with the Kita search as soon as they have decided on the name of their future newborn baby, if they want a very specific Kita. Where can you find a Kita? The following options will help you search Kitas in different areas of Berlin and see their availability Berlin.de Kita Database – This is the official resource. You add your address, and it gives you results for Kitas near your address The Kitas will show as available or unavailable as soon as you see the list, so it will save you A LOT of time Kita.de Kita Finder Similar to the previous one. You search first withing your Bezirk or area, and then you get a list where you see how many available spots each Kita has KITA-Suche Berlin You get a map view, but you can also select a list view and select a specific area I really like the language filter ExpatBabies Berlin - Facebook There are plenty of Facebook groups with information, but make sure you do not share any personal details on the internet Berlin Kita sells a list of Kitas in Microsoft Excel format in case you do not find anything with the previous options, or it is really urgent, this could be for you Once you know which Kitas interest you, you will need a Kitagutschein or Kita voucher, which is what we go through today in this episode. https://konto.service.berlin.de/skb/Service/Entry/9 Just get into the link and listen as many times as you require. I fill in the formulary with you ;) I would also like to share with you some tips before you listen to this episode: WIN-WIN: You will immediately get the document by following this podcast, so in just 20 minutes you will be done Take a step for your future self and GET IT DONE! Do this as early as you can, since it takes 6–8 weeks for you to get the actual Kitagutschein, and without it, no Kitas will accept you! Use Google Chrome to be able to translate it into English Review as many times as you need! When you are done, get the window to print out the preview of the formulary: SAVE IT! Once you have “sent” the formulary after reviewing it, you will get ANOTHER window with ANOTHER preview: FOR THE LOVE OF THE TV-TOWER! SAVE IT! By the time you get your Kitagutschein I will be sharing with you further tips, but for now keep in mind that: For small babies and toddlers that have never been to a Kita or have a nanny, many Kitas will make you part of the “Eingewohnungsmodell”. Which is in having a parent or a carer with the children the first days or weeks until the child has gotten used to being away from their parents. You will need to email and request a formal date to visit the Kita by sending them A cover letter Your Kitagutschein I would love to know if you found this helpful and if you like the storytelling at the end of each episode. If so, leave a 5-star review and/or email me at hello@reloberlin.com ;) or in any of my following social media If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, or you are curious about my tours in Berlin, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will prepare to understand the German educational system! If you have children under 6 years old, you can enroll them into the following: When they grow, and they get to elementary school and secondary school (mandatory from age 6 to age 14) Elementary schools are between the ages of 6 and 10 and starts in September once the kid has already turned 6. After the 4 years of elementary school, with the help of their teachers, tutors, and of course, the parents, based on the marks of the child, they will be either sent in one of the following directions: There are also international schools (which are very demanding and include probation periods) and special schools, as well as schools with mixed language learning. Universities are also a good option since they are tuition-free! Some universities will require you to have, at least a B2 (or more realistically, a C1) German-level certificate, but there are quite some options in English, or mixed. So do your research or get in touch with me! If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte Or you can join our tours on the weekends: More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will prepare to enter your long-term flat! Getting a flat is exciting, but doing things right will help your future self: https://www.mietervereine-in-berlin.de/ A comparative between different tenant asassociationsI especially like the Mieterschutzbund make a copy of the template heremake a copy of the template hereMake a copy of my cover letter template My favourite comparisor portal: Check24.de ElectricityInternet availabilityInternet contract Last, but not least, there is a tax you need to pay. The TV&Radio Tax. And for desserts, I leave you some very useful insurances Hausratversicherung:https://feather-insurance.com/household-insurance/?utm_source=interactivoHaftpflichtversicherung:https://feather-insurance.com/personal-liability-insurance/?utm_source=interactivo If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte On April 27th we will have Natalia from @unapsicologaencasa an expert psychologist as a special guest to give us tips for preparing for your 180º life change when it comes to relocating. Or you can join our tours on the weekends: More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will continue preparing the documents for the flat search! Make a great cover letter by being you and knowing your strengths: Make a copy of my cover letter template In this episode, we will briefly mention some of the extra costs you will need to add to the warm rent (we explained it in detail in our previous episode ;) ) of your future flat: check24.de I would also love to include a list of internet providers for your phone, as we will be talking about the lack of internet quality and decent price in Germany in further episodes: SIM.DELEBARAPREMIUM SIMSIMON MOBILEALDI TALK Last, but not least, there is a tax you need to pay. The TV&Radio Tax. And for desserts, I leave you some very useful insurances Hausratversicherung:https://feather-insurance.com/household-insurance/?utm_source=interactivoHaftpflichtversicherung:https://feather-insurance.com/personal-liability-insurance/?utm_source=interactivo And if the Health Insurance is still giving you a headache, rather because Auslandskrankenversicherung: (Expat Insurance) https://feather-insurance.com/expat-health-insurance/?utm_source=interactivo In the next episode, we will review some other tips to make you stand out and be prepared when you get a visit as well as when you get the keys to your flat! If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin And if you want more, in Spanish, join me at https://www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte On April 27th we will have Natalia from @unapsicologaencasa an expert psychologist as a special guest to give us tips for preparing for your 180º life change when it comes to relocating. Or you can join our tours on the weekends: More at www.ungatoconpasaporte.com Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will check all the steps for you to figure out how to prepare for the flat search! I will review for you the portal Inmmobilienscout24 since I believe is the best options for starters, together with the requisites or documents that you will need. In this episode, we will briefly mention them to build your guide with the steps you will need to take to find a flat: Mietkostenfreiheitsbescheinigung Sadly, nothing is free, and in order to have a plus account you will have to choose an option, if you want to see which are the "good, bad and the ugly" give it a listen! In the next episode, we will review some other tips to make you stand out and be prepared! From insurances to the closure of the contract and all the additional services you will need to contract for your new apartment If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will check all the steps for you to figure out how to open a bank account! I will review for you the different options to choose your bank account and the different options I suggest to you, thinking of different profiles: students, USA & Canadian citizens (since the law recently changed and made it more difficult for you guys!). And of course, expect a guide with the steps you will need to take to: Findbank with https://www.check24.de The banks mentioned. In the episode, I explain further details such as the cost of opening an account as well as maintain it, the withdrawal limits in quantity and time and some of my points of view from my experience ;) DKBOnlinehttps://bank.dkb.de/privatkunden/girokontohttps://bank.dkb.de/privatkunden/girokonto/gemeinschaftskonto CommerzbankTraditionalhttps://www.commerzbank.de/konten-zahlungsverkehr/produkte/girokonten/kostenloses-girokonto/You can open an account online:Debit Card (Mastercard)(3,50€/month)The extra "classic" (6,90€/month)The extra "premium" account includes Deutsche BankTraditionalGermannotin some branches https://www.deutsche-bank.de/pk/konto-und-karte/konten-im-ueberblick/konten-im-vergleich.html VividGermannothttps://vivid.money/r/soniaGGN/Fees: Vivid Standard is free for active customers (defined as those who have at least one transaction on the card during the month or an account balance of at least €1,000), but there is a €3.90 account management fee for inactive customers. Vivid Prime costs €9.90 per month after the free one-month trial. It's important to consider whether the benefits of the account are worth the monthly fee for you. Cashback: Vivid offers cashback on spending... but to be eligible for the cashback for the next month, customers need to have at least €1,000 account balance or €100 in holding assets on the last day of the previous month. Cryptocurrency trading: Vivid offers easy-access cryptocurrency investing, but there is a fee for trades after the first free trade per month. International banking: Vivid offers fee-free payments globally, fee-free money transfers, and fee-free direct debits. Card options: Vivid offers plastic or personalized cards, as well as a metal card with express delivery. Deposit guarantee: Vivid offers deposit guarantee up to €100,000 on all accounts. N26Germannot https://n26.com/en-eu/blog/how-to-open-a-bank-account-in-germanyFees: N26 offers a few different account options, and each one has its own fees and charges. Features: N26 offers a range of features, such as mobile banking, no foreign transaction fees, and early payday. Accessibility: N26 is an online-only bank, so you won't be able to visit a physical branch for assistance. Eligibility: Finally, you should make sure you meet the eligibility requirements for opening an account with N26. These may include being a resident of a certain country, being over a certain age, or having a certain type of identification. RevolutOnlineGermannothttps://www.revolut.com/a-radically-better-account/Four account options: Standard, Plus, Premium, and Metal. Each account has different features, benefits, and costs. It's important to compare the options to determine which one is best suited to your needs. Fees: Some Revolut accounts charge monthly fees, while others are free. Cryptocurrency services: Revolut is registered with the FCA to offer cryptocurrency services. Transfer options: Revolut offers money transfer and exchange services to various countries. INGOnlinehttps://www.ing.de/girokonto/eroeffnen/ Options for restricted countries (US and Canada with the current law) WiseOnlineGermannot https://wise.com/help/articles/2949801/how-does-wise-verify-my-identityhttps://wise.comBunqOnlineGermannothttps://www.bunq.com/Bunq offers several account options for personal and business use, ranging from €2.99 to €22.99 per month. All accounts come with free ATM withdrawals and the ability to...

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will check all the steps for you to figure out the German health system and find a doctor! I will review for you the different options to choose insurance and why getting a general practitioner is going to help your future self: you do not want to wait until you wake up sick one day, do you? ;). And of course, expect a guide with the steps you will need to take to: Findinsurance with https://www.check24.de"Falafel with Pommes"feather-insurance (the insurance by expats for expats) here: https://feather-insurance.com/dental-insurance/?utm_source=interactivo In this episode, I wanted to go a step further and assist you remotely with a step-by-step guide to finding a doctor in your area with Doctolib! If you want to get it, you just need to register for our upcoming Newsletter here: https://www.reloberlin.com/doctolibguide If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin Stay curious! ;) Until 2 Wednesdays!

Welcome back another Wednesday to ReloBerlin! In today's episode, we will check all the steps for you to register your address (the infamous Anmeldung!) I will review for you the reasons why finding a legal room are important for you, as they will affect your work life: 2-4 weeks after doing your Anmeldung, you will receive your Steuer ID or Tax number. And of course, expect a guide with the steps you will need to take to: documentsFindappointment In this episode, I wanted to go a step further and assist you remotely at the Bürgeramt or city council and I would love to know if it was useful for you! Some links of use ;) Appointment booking for your Anmeldung Berlin-wide https://service.berlin.de/dienstleistung/120686/ Mietbescheinigung template (stay tuned for our incoming Newsletter to get a more detailed version ;) ) https://www.hausverwaltung-baur.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Mietbescheinigung_BMG.pdf The video of the Bethke brothers you cannot miss! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSvhw-ScXTc If you want to keep in touch and get many more tips, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reloberlin

Are you moving to Germany or planing to, and are you already dreading the winter? Here I share with you casually the mistakes I made so that you can avoid them in the future. It is difficult to change your life and take the leap to leave everything behind. But it is more challenging if you do not have a plan, so... let's build a plan together so that you do not suffer the consequences of not having thought of every detail! The only way to make sure you are prepared is by asking other people who have been here longer than you, and that is why I am doing this Some of the places I mention: https://www.netto-online.de/ https://www.decathlon.de/ https://www.kaufland.de/ Drugstores: dm rossmann IMPORTANT FOR YOU! Find a doctor: https://www.doctolib.de Get checked for your vitamin D levels and get a prescription! The basics: - Tageslicht - A good coat - A thick scarf, hat and gloves - Good socks and boots. I see you around here, in two weeks with the next podcast and if you can't wait, come over and say hi at: For upcoming events and plans around the city of Berlin visit me here and stay tuned! www.instagram.com/ungatoconpasaporte www.instagram.com/reloberlin Coffee breaks here: https://www.fathercarpenter.com https://cafenullpunkt.com https://de.espressohouse.com https://www.instagram.com/urnextcoffeespot/ See you!:D

Are you planning to move to Germany and are you getting a headache with the bureaucratic system? Are you looking for a flat, but you are not being invited to viewings? Welcome to the podcast ReloBerlin, in which we will tackle all the questions that might arise when you arrive in Germany. Instead of taking hours to try to understand what would you do next regardless of booking an appointment, filling out paperwork, or finding a Kita, School, or a permanent flat, with my step-by-step method you will be able to divide what it seems like a big problem into different tasks you can easily tackle to deal with at your arrival as well as for your new life in Germany! After years of living here and helping friends, learning German by making mistakes, and learning from them, I want to save you time, effort, and anxiety to bring you the peace to know that you are not alone and if I COULD, SO CAN YOU! I became a relocation agent to develop the guide I wished I had, that way we will make this process into a no-brainer! Join ReloBerlin every second Wednesday and never be alone again on this adventure! Get comfy, make yourself something to drink, and let's jump right into it!