The essential guides for Munich

Survival Guides

Transitioning to expat life in Munich? Our guides are tailored to provide invaluable insights and practical advice to make your relocation smoother. Whether you're navigating housing options, seeking healthcare services, or looking to immerse yourself in Munich's vibrant culture, we've got you covered. Empower yourself with the knowledge you need to thrive as an expat in Munich.

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The Maximilianeum: A Journey Through Bavarian History and Politics

Do you know where laws are resolved in Bayern? In the Maximilianeum! This magnificent building serves as the seat of the Bavarian State Parliament, and this iconic building is celebrating its 150th anniversary.

Managing the bulky waste in Munich

In Germany, we have to separate waste and garbage, but what to do with bulky waste? Here you find insights into what to do with big pieces that you don't need anymore, & options for giving them a 2nd. life.

Learning Bavarian dialect

Learning a little of Bavarian dialect is worthy if you live in Munich because you'll hear it very often.

What is the GEZ fee in Germany?

Did you know that you have to pay around 18€ a month for the media consumption? Let's talk about the GEZ, the fee for media consumption being digital, via streaming, on radio, or television. (Allgemeine Rundfunkgebühr).

Ticket for the public transport in Munich

Munich is a big city but the public transport system is great. Once you have figured out how to use it, the whole city is at your fingertips! Keep reading our guide.

TestDaF and more certifications for German

All language tests and official certificates of the German language are based on the “European Reference Scheme for Languages.” The basic level is called A1, and the highest level C2, which is almost native speaker-like.