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110+ guides for Indians moving to and living in Germany. Your degree, your passport, your Krankenkasse, and what the rules actually say about yours.
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Students, families, job seekers, and freelancers each have different first steps in Germany. Start from yours.
Does your Indian degree qualify for a German Master's?
A 3-year Indian BSc, BCom or BA is 180 ECTS in German terms, and German Master's often want more. We checked every English-taught programme in Germany's official database to find out which ones actually accept it.
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Indian grocery stores, restaurants, doctors, lawyers, tax advisors, and temples across Germany.
Popular Indian restaurant in Munich offering a broad menu of North and South Indian cuisine. A reliable choice for the Indian community and locals alike.
Immigration law firm with presence across multiple German cities. Handles visa applications, work permits, Blue Card renewals, and residency issues for skilled migrants including Indian nationals.
Boutique tax advisory firm focused on expats and internationally mobile professionals in Germany. Offers services in English and covers Indian-German tax treaty issues, investment income reporting, and freelancer taxation.
Umbrella body representing Indian associations and community groups across Germany. Advocates for the interests of the Indian diaspora and organises national-level community events.
Indian-origin doctor combining Ayurveda and Western medicine. Studied at Hannover Medical School.
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Hand-written guides on visas, taxes, housing, health insurance, and daily life in Germany.
Moving to Germany from India: the complete starting guide
Everything you need to know before you start: visas, housing, costs, paperwork, and how German life actually works for Indians.
Anmeldung: registering your address in Germany
The mandatory address registration. How to book it, what to bring, what goes wrong, and how to survive the wait in Berlin and Munich.
Anmeldung by city: Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Düsseldorf
City-by-city reality of booking an appointment, expected wait times, and the local workarounds that actually work.
Krankenversicherung: German health insurance, explained
Public vs private, which provider to choose, what it actually costs, and the rules that catch Indians off guard.
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