About jeba

Status:

Repatriate 

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

Germany

Some Forum Posts:

Germany: castle tour:

Yes, there is at least for Bavaria. See here http://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objekte/jahresk.htm

Germany: Grandfather German - Citizenship for me?:

Sorry, I don´t know the answer to that. However, you might check another forum, which is more active than this one and where you might well find somebody more knowledgeable who will help you: toytowngermany.com

Germany: requirements for being a teacher in germany:

You might want to check on anabin: http://anabin.kmk.org/

Germany: Where to study German:

Sorry, I can´t help with naming a school. But there are free online courses at: http://www.dw.de/learn-german/german-courses/s-2547

Germany: Graduate school and finding work?:

I have serious doubts that a salesperson who isn´t able to communicate in the local language will find a job. he might want to get some German under his belt first and than try other fields, such as e. g. assisting with the import of cars from America (where they are cheaper) to Europe.

Germany: Looking for information about living in Dusseldorf:

You might want to visit this forum: http://www.toytowngermany.com/search/?type=quick&sitesearch=toytowngermany.com&cx=partner-pub-5347464857872075%3A1908358281&ie=UTF-8&sa=Search&q=D%C3%BCsseldorf&logic=and&l=

Germany: Where to live?:

Maybe you should post here: http://www.toytowngermany.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=50634 There is much more traffic in that forum.

Germany: Study in Germany:

Yes, you can get a language visa, but you´d need to show proof that you are actually visiting language classes.

Germany: relocating:

Have you checked already whether your qualifications will be accepted in Germany and whether you qualify for a work permit (in case you are not an EU-citizen or the spouse of an EU citizen)?

Germany: Advice for living in Germany for 90 days?:

Depending on your nationality you will or will not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. If you are a US citizen you wont. Same for EU-citizens, who can stay even longer. However, you are legally required to have health insurance. You might want to have a look at www.toytowngermany.com, a website for English speaking folks in Germany with much more traffic and information than this forum.

Date Joined:

2/12/2012

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