When applying for a job, the normal process is to send your resume together with a cover letter to the selected companies or employers and wait to get contacted back for an interview. However, sometimes you do not get selected through your application form and in some instances, you may not even get a reply back.

As soon as your German housing status is completed, you need to organise a phone and access to the internet. You will find a broad range of mobile, landline and internet options at your disposal. However, due to the fact that the providers are geared up to deal with German speaking customers, you may experience a lack of assistance due to the limited number of English speaking staff.

As a digital nomad, exploring the world while working remotely is your lifestyle. One destination that should be on your radar is Germany. Known for its rich history, robust economy, and vibrant culture, Germany is a fantastic choice. If you're contemplating this move, this comprehensive "Digital Nomad Guide to Germany" will serve as your roadmap.

Anyone with several years of driving experience in their home country will almost certainly have accrued a few year no-claims bonus (NCB) of their car insurance company. Should this driver then decide to relocate to Germany, they will be pleased to discover that most German insurers will take their current NCB status into account.

The dynamic capital city of Germany, Berlin, has been touted as the new 'Paris of the 19th century' and is often voted the most fun city in the world.

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