I have been asked quite a number of questions about how one can study in Germany. I put together some of the questions I remember to guide you in your decision to study in Germany. Is education free in Germany? Some universities charge no tuition fees, others do - usually the private universities. Do I … Continue reading Most asked questions about studying in Germany
If you are staying in Germany for more than 90 days, the first thing you have to do after arrival is to register your address. The Germans call this Anmeldung/Wohnsitzanmeldung. You are required by law to do this within 14 days of your arrival. Failure to register within this time may result in a penalty. This … Continue reading Registering your address in Munich
You are allowed to drive with your driver's licence for 6 months when you move to Germany (after your residence registration). After 6 months, your driving licence will no longer be valid which means, you need a driver's licence to drive in Germany. (see Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure) Persons holding a valid Namibian … Continue reading Ghanaian → German Driver’s Licence Conversion
You need to invest a lot of time and money to acquire the German drivers licence. The rules are the same throughout Germany. You may only pay more or less depending on where you apply from and how many times you have to re-sit the exams. My experience in Munich: Before Registration Research! Find the … Continue reading How to get your German Driver’s Licence
