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AesbahMember19 January 2018 08:09:57

Greetings to all

I lıve in turkey .ı am veterinarian. I will move to germany to live better conditions. But I have no idea about it. where should i start? where do i live? etc.Can you help us? we are in a difficult situation
your thoughts very important to me

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

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beppiGermany - Singapore Expert19 January 2018 11:39:06

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Living conditions in Germany are only better if you can afford it. Therefore I assume you need a job (as veterinarian).
You should contact veterinary clinics (which usually either focus on pets or agricultural animals - you did not mention what your specialty is) and inquire about job opportunities.
You did not specify your language skills, but of course you need good German to converse with pet owners or farmers.

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