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Living in Germany

Germans are outgoing and sociable
Germans are outgoing and sociableThere are several things that you should know about and be aware of in everyday life so that you can quickly settle in here in Germany and can feel at home. Which authorities do I have to register with and by when after arriving in Germany? What do I need to pay attention to when signing a rent contract? Where can I get help and assistance from if I fall ill? Where can I get to meet and know Germans and what should I pay attention to? Where can I do sport and keep fit at reasonable prices? What cultural events and opportunities are there? We offer you answers to these and similar questions on our services pages on Life in Germany. Our three scouts, Mai, Tomás and Nina will explain how you can quickly come to terms with everyday life and what you can do in your leisure and spare time.

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Einschreibung

"Einschreibung" and "Immatrikulation" mean registration or matriculation at a university. To register, students have to go to the registrar's office or the student registration office, often known in German as "Studierendensekretariat". They generally have to present their Admissions or Acceptance Letter (Zulassungsbescheid) and their Higher Education Entrance Qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung), generally a school-leaving certificate, like the Abitur or Fachhochschulreife. They also have to pay a registration fee.

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Date: 2008-12-04