Moving To Germany:
Everything You'll Need To Know - And More.

Germany: Quick Facts

Official Language(s)

German

Currency

Euro (€)

Weather

Germany experiences a moderate climate, with no extreme temperatures hot or cold, though weather has been known to change quite quickly at times (hot to cold and vice versa).

People

Germany, like other European countries, suffers from stereotypes about its people. These are simply cultural differences, with most Germans being very courteous and helpful.

German Citizenship

While there are many ways to become a citizen of Germany depending on your legal status, the most common way for an immigrant in Germany to become a citizen is to do it through the process of naturalisation. Requirements for naturalisation include a stay of 8 years before your application for naturalisation, not broken any German laws and have the ability to support and house yourself and your dependents after you become a German citizen.

Germany: By The Numbers

Working Hours

25.7

Hours Per Week

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Germans average 25.7 hours per week working, one of the shortest work weeks in the world.

Population

82

Million

Germany is the 10th most populous country in the world.

German Descent

25

Per Cent

About 25% of America's population claims to have German descent.

Tips For Moving Your Stuff To Germany

There are several options for moving your furniture, clothes and other personal possessions to Germany - some more costly than others. If you want to save a ton on moving costs, pack your stuff yourself. There are many great services that will actually send you a box, crate and everything else you need for the move; load your stuff up and they will pick it up and send it to Germany for you. We've experienced thousands of moves to Germany and Europe and this is by far the best.

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