Essential Guide to Owning and Caring for a Cat in Germany
Are planning to get a cat, specifically a Maine coon cat in Germany very soon? Here are some things you should sort out before you welcome a Maine Coon kitty into your household. Over half of the Germans share their life with a pet. Germany’s number one pet remains – the cat. Sorry doggo fans! Currently, there are a total of 14.8 million moggies live in 23% of households in Germany. So no one will raise any brows if you decided to get a Maine Coon cat in Germany. Even though Maine Coons are originally an American cat breed they are quite popular in Germany as well. Some Maine Coon catteries…
Thinking of Buying a Dog in Germany? Read this first!
No matter if dachshund or German shepherd: Every dog can cause its owner grief if it unintentionally injures third parties or damages their property. Without a dog liability insurance, the owner is liable for such damages with all his assets. The conclusion of the insurance is not always voluntary.
A Dummy’s Guide to Dating a German: German Dating Culture Demystified
Here is a tongue in the cheek guide to dating a German (and keeping your sanity intact during the relationship). Brace yourself for a silly generalised post about typical quirks of German SOs and dating rules in Germany.
45 Signs That You Have Been Living in Germany For Too Long
Most expats don’t realise how much life as an expat in Germany alters them until they return home and struggle with reverse culture shock. Here is a silly but relatable list of 45 signs that you have been living in Germany for too long.
How to Learn German While Living in Germany
Remember, that learning German is the first step to paddle through the (sometimes) rough waters of German expat life. Is it easier learning German in Germany or while you are in your home country? Read more to find out how you can easily learn German while living in Germany.
How I Got My German Freelancer Visa (as an Indian): A Step by Step Guide
Relocating to Germany as an expat is not for the faint hearted. But here we are. Wait, you want to be a freelancer in Germany? You’re one brave soul. Well, here is how you apply for the German freelancer visa (as an Indian national). This guide is relevant to non-EU citizens who are already living in Germany with a valid residence permit. If you are an Indian national applying for a German freelance visa from India, then check out this step by step guide. This process is also valid for other non-EU nationals from south-east Asia, Latin America, and other continents. Citizens of some Non-EU nations, namely Australia, Israel, Japan,…
