If you are an expat looking to move to and work in Hannover, be sure to check out the valuable information our blog can provide. Find out everything you need to know about local industry, work permits and finding a job in Hannover. Employment in Hanover New measures have been launched to stimulate economic growth in...

More than ten per cent of Germany’s two million students are international, making Germany one of the most popular destinations to study in the world. English is taught in German schools from an early age and counts as a major second language. Germany has a rich academic tradition dating back to the 14th century. The country...

An important city in Germany and Europe, Hanover has a long history and many leisure activities for those living in Hanover to explore. Explore this northern German city, its transport system, culture and much more below. Interesting facts about Hannover and its surroundings With a population of over half...

As one of the main cities hosting major exhibitions, Hannover can be an attractive place to live for anyone involved in the commercial industry. But the city has much to offer expats, regardless of their chosen field. Everything you need to know about moving to Hannover can be found on our blog. Attractions of Hannover There...

Bremen’s economy is based on various industries: high-tech, wind energy, aerospace, teaching. There are many job opportunities for expats that can be found online or in newspapers. If you are thinking about working in Bremen, read our blog and find out more. Jobs in Bremen Bremen’s economy was built on the seaport...

Bremen is a safe city with family-friendly neighbourhoods. Every area of Bremen offers a wide choice of accommodation and is well served by public transport. There is a high employment rate for expats and an emphasis on a good work-life balance. Moving to Bremen Bremen is close to many attractions in the region, including...

Essen is one of the best real estate markets in the country. Rental rates and property prices are at the top end of the property market. Most Germans rent their flats and those who want to buy a house require a loan. Home insurance is crucial for those who decide to buy a home. Better neighbourhoods in Essen include places...

With many large companies based around the city, plus enough natural areas to make it one of the greenest cities in Germany. Essen has something for a wide range of tastes. Life in Essen can be very rewarding, and the many transport links make exploring the local culture easy. Moving to Essen Need to move abroad? Organising...

Essen is the ninth largest city in Germany. It is considered the energy capital of the country, as Essen is home to the headquarters of Germany’s two largest energy suppliers. Founded over a thousand years ago, Essen has a rich history, but its rise to prominence coincided with the industrial revolution, which brought coal...

Düsseldorf, located at the transition from the Lower Rhine to Bergisches Land, is the political centre of North Rhine-Westphalia with over 500,000 inhabitants as the state capital. The metropolis on the Rhine is of international importance not only because of its extraordinary economic strength, but also in the fields...