Guide to life in Germany
Moving to a new country is a major and challenging step that brings many questions. To support you along the way, the Nodia volunteer team created this resource. We help Ukrainians and other migrants adapt to life in Germany free of charge, including with job searching, language learning, bureaucracy, and integration.
On this page, we have collected the most important information and arranged it by topic — from preparing for your move to fully integrating into German society. This is your roadmap for finding your way in a new environment.
Important: information, especially about legislation and social programmes, changes regularly. Our team will keep existing articles updated and add new publications so that this guide remains as current as possible.
Quick access
- Where to get free legal aid and consultation
- Contact Database of Counseling Centers for Migrants (MBE) by City
- Useful Mobile Apps for Life in Germany
- How to Use Government Online Services
- Emergency Medical Care: Where to Go in Critical Situations
- Psychological Help and Crisis Support for Ukrainians in Germany
Stage 1. Before moving
- Grounds for entry into Germany for Ukrainians in 2025-2026
- Checklist before traveling to Germany: what documents, money, and things to take with you
- Choosing a federal state (Bundesland) for relocation: where are the best conditions?
- Moving pets to Germany: required documents and vaccinations
- Common Myths About Life in Germany: What to Prepare For
Stage 2. First steps
- First 24 Hours in Germany: What to Do Immediately After Arrival
- Temporary Protection (§24) vs. Refugee Status (Asyl): What to Choose?
- Extension of Temporary Protection (§24) until March 2026: What You Need to Know
- Anmeldung: A Step-by-Step Guide to Registering Your Residence
- Tax ID (Steuer-ID): How and Where to Get It in Germany
- Mobile communication and internet: how to choose a profitable tariff
Stage 3. Settling in
Finances and social support
Housing
- Where and how to look for housing: from a shared flat (WG) to an apartment in Germany
- How to Avoid Scams When Looking for Housing in Germany: Key Rules
- Social Housing (WBS) in Germany: How to Get a Certificate and Join the Waiting List
- Rental Agreement in Germany: What to Pay Attention to Before Signing
- Utilities (Nebenkosten) and Mandatory Insurance
- Broadcasting Fee (Rundfunkbeitrag): Who Must Pay and How to Get an Exemption
- Waste Sorting in Germany: A Complete Guide
Healthcare and wellbeing
- Health Insurance (Krankenversicherung): How to Choose and Register
- How to Find a Doctor and Make an Appointment (Termin) in Germany
- Emergency Medical Care: Where to Go in Critical Situations
- Psychological Help and Crisis Support for Ukrainians in Germany
- How to find doctors who speak Ukrainian/Russian in Germany
Transport
Stage 4. Work and development
Education and language
- BAMF Integration Courses: How to Enroll and What They Offer
- Professional Language Courses (BSK): How to Improve Your German for Work
- Free Resources for Self-Study of German
- Education System: How to Enroll Your Child in Kindergarten (Kita) and School in Germany
- Professional (Ausbildung) and Higher Education for Ukrainians in Germany
- How to Continue Education in the Ukrainian Program from Germany
Work and career
- Recognition of Foreign Diplomas (Anerkennung): A Complete Guide
- How to Create a German Resume (Lebenslauf) and Cover Letter
- Best Websites and Platforms for Job Search in Germany
- Employment Support from Jobcenter and Arbeitsagentur
- AVGS (Activation Voucher): How to Get a Voucher for Free Coaching and Courses
- Bildungsgutschein: How to Get a Voucher for Professional Retraining
- Types of Employment: Minijob, Teilzeit, Vollzeit — What's the Difference?
- Labor Rights in Germany: What You Need to Know About Vacation, Sick Leave, and Termination
Starting a business
- How to Register Your Business in Germany: Gewerbe vs. Freiberufler
- Taxes for the self-employed in Germany: the basics you need to know to get started
- Step-by-step plan for opening a small business in Germany (e.g., in the service sector)
- Where to find support and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in Germany