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Member since 13 April 2010

tram66Member13 April 2010 00:31:28

I'm planning on moving to Germany around the end of August, but I'm having a hard time deciding on which city to try my luck in. Does anyone have any advice, or any site I can look at that would aid me in picking a city?

strangekaty New member

Member since 28 April 2010

strangekatyNew member28 April 2010 19:15:30

Hi, I've lived in Munich, Berlin, and Frankfurt. Berlin is my favorite, but has high unemployment. Frankfurt is shortest on charm, but does have more job opportunities and is a bit cheaper than Munich.

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Good luck!

rajashekarpula Member

Member since 02 May 2010

rajashekarpulaMember02 May 2010 07:27:25

hai,guten tag i read ur information and it is very useful to me. I and one of my friend want to study in germany, can u please give some information regarding getting part time jobs and which place is the reasonable place to live.

I am MCA and looking for MS in IT...
My friend had done B.E(ECE) and he is looking for MS in telecommunication.....

I will be waiting for someone's reply...

thanks........

Piccolo Member

Member since 15 November 2009

PiccoloMember18 May 2010 17:56:43

Hi!
I've been living in Germany now for 3 years. I lived in Argentina before that and I come originally from Montreal, Canada. The best thing for you to do is to take a plane, land somewhere in Germany and drive around. None of the cities are the same and depending on your likes and dislikes, your can either love it or hate it. Germans can be super conservative in one place and complete party animal in another!

BE careful with work. The unemployment rate is high and with the latest problems with Greece, expat are not too welcome when they look for work.

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