Everyone Is Moving To Berlin
A practical guide for people who are planning to move to Berlin or have recently arrived. The hosts share personal experiences and tips on navigating life in Germany's capital, covering a range of topics to make the relocation smoother. It also appeals to current residents who enjoy hearing stories from others who have made Berlin their home.
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Final Pieces of Advice
Why the podcast is ending. Life, dating and club culture in Berlin. Thoughts on psychedelics, sobriety, meditation, and moving to Berlin. And: Our final pieces of advice to Berlin newcomers. Show Notes Sasha's Event: LikeButter — Dating just got Butter Materialists (Wikipedia) MAPS - Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies MIND Foundation Sasha's Podcast: Psychedelics With
Beer, Bureaucracy, and Blocked Accounts: Studying Abroad in Germany
Our listener Tatiana moved to Potsdam for her (second) master's degree and discovered that studying in Germany isn't just about grades and academic growth. From blocked accounts to culture shocks, she shares the lessons, surprises, and tips she wishes she'd known before making the leap. Show Notes DAAD: International Programmes in Germany uni-assist German Blocked Account Amount: A Guide for In
Amazing, Neurotic, Forever Curious: John Kampfner on Berlin
John Kampfner, journalist, author, and long-time Berliner, joins Manuel to talk about how the city has evolved over the decades. They also dive into Germany's current political challenges and what they mean for the future. Plus, John shares some hidden gems in Berlin that go beyond the usual guidebook recommendations. Show Notes John Kampfner's Website John Kampfner's Books Newsletter: Citizen
Moving to Germany After 50: It's Never Too Late
Antje, a Portland native with German roots, discusses her journey toward potentially relocating to Berlin in her 50s. She shares her experiences with language learning, dual citizenship, and the challenges of balancing family, career, and a potential move later in life. Show Notes Easy German Podcast Hotel Matze: Hape Kerkeling über innere Ruhe, Überforderung und Traumaverarbeitung (YouTube) Con
How to Berlin on a Budget
This episode is jam-packed with tips on saving money in Berlin. There's transportation and dining tips, insurance recommendations, information on Turkish markets and food-sharing platforms, our favorite newsletters, and just a lot free stuff. It's time for Berlin money hacks! Show Notes All the Hacks (Podcast) Neuköllner Wochenmarkt Maybachufer (Google Maps) Libanon Falafel (Google Maps) S
Squeezle Your Way In: Berlin's Museums
There are almost 200 museums in Berlin — and Stephanie Pearson has seen many of them. A dedicated museum enthusiast, she has offered guided museum guides, currently works for a museum, and co-founded museums.love, a "Museum Lover's Guide". She shares with us her must see (and hidden gem) museum recommendations and offer tips for navigating Berlin's museums — even if you're not normally "a museum p
Sharing Vibes: How to Make It As A Musician in Berlin (with Diana Goldberg)
Diana Goldberg moved from Munich to Berlin and ditched her health sciences studies to pursue a career in music. In this episode, she tells us what it's like trying to make it as a singer/songwriter, from the challenges of the music industry to the thrill of performing live in Berlin. Diana shares her journey of recording her first song in a home studio, the importance of networking, and how Berlin
Berlin's Neighborhoods Revisited: It's Really Happening for Lichtenberg
Jack is back on the show and helps us characterize Berlin's neighborhoods — from multicultural Neukölln, trendy Kreuzberg, gentrified Prenzlauer Berg to … Lichtenberg? Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute Discord: everyone.berlin/discord
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Try to Deduct Your Kitchen: The German Tax System Explained [Sponsored by Wundertax]
Daniel Hahnemann, co-founder and CEO of Wundertax, talks us through the why and how of tax filing in Germany. We talk about when you can expect a refund, outline deductions for students and employees, and explain tax obligations for freelancers and businesses. If you study or work in Germany and haven't filed your taxes this year, this episode is for you. Show Notes Try Wundertax for free and rec
Where Are All the French People?
Alice is a French expat. In our conversation, she explains her decision to ditch Paris for Berlin, details how she managed to find an apartment, shares tips on how to find work as a coder in Berlin, and provides insights into the secret society of French people in Berlin. Show Notes Immobilienscout24 WG Gesucht Meetup.com Unicorns in Tech Berlin Population 2024 European elections: How to vote in
Roommate Roulette: What (Not) to Do Before Moving Into a WG
Jae has had some challenges with flatmates* and landlords*. So we dedicate an entire episode to tenant associations, deposits and everything you need to know before the rental dispute hits you. (*All names have been changed.) Show Notes Berliner Mieterverein Mieterschutzbund Conny Mieterengel What is a Mietkautionskonto? (All About Berlin) Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute Discord: everyone
The Anti-Racism-Protests and the AfD
In our first episode in 2024, we reflect on the growth of our podcast and the decision to release episodes on our own timeline. We express gratitude to our supporters and invite suggestions for topics and guests and talk about our personal goals for this year. For our main topic, we discuss the recent demonstrations against racism and the far-right AfD party in Germany. Show Notes Jim Carrey's Wi
The Best Thing About Berlin Is Potsdam
Kevin Alterfritz, historian and Potsdam aficionado, takes us beyond Berlin's shadow to reveal why many believe Potsdam is the real highlight. We explore the city's hidden gems, from the Dutch Quarter to the Russian Colony and the palatial parks that outshine even Sanssouci. Kevin shares his personal journey with Potsdam, tips for experiencing its compact beauty, and why it's known as Germany's Bev
A Barber and a Barista Move to Berlin
Lony and Sean fell in love with Berlin on a summer tour and spontaneously decided to swap their life in North Carolina for a fresh start in Berlin. The couple not only navigated the maze of immigration laws and managed to secure a skilled worker's visa for Sean, who's a barber by trade, but also quickly scored work contracts and an apartment. In this episode, they reveal the steps that led to thei
"Americans in Germany Drinking Whiskey" on Goofy Traditions, Disappointing Germans, Learning the Language and Anti-Americanism
Geoff and Alex — better known as "Americans in Germany Drinking Whiskey" — join us to discuss their decade-long experience of living in Berlin. We talk about quirky German traditions, what it's like when everyone switches to English for your benefit and the pros and cons of the German supermarket-experience. They also have quite a few tips for Berlin newcomers. Show Notes Americans in Germany Dri
Being Vegan in Berlin (It's a Bit Like Living in the Future)
Back from our summer break, Manuel speaks with three Berliners who all chose a plant-based lifestyle. We talk about Berlin's reputation as a vegan haven, animal rights activism in Berlin and how to survive as a vegan when traveling to smaller towns in Germany. And: So many restaurant recommendations (all linked below). Show Notes olivethevegan_ (Instagram) Dominion (YouTube) Peter Singer: Animal
Fines, Fees & a Summer Break
We're about to take a summer break — but first, a glimpse into Jae's "toxic relationship" with Berlin: He's getting evicted, received an unexpected 1,900 euros hospital bill and has a knack for receiving all kinds of fines and fees. Despite all that, he's staying resolute and optimistic. Show Notes Deutschlandticket vs. VBB-Umweltticket der BVG 9-Euro-Fonds Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
Secondhand Berlin: Buying and Selling Used Goods
Is there too much (or too little) stuff in your life? In this mini-episode, Manuel explains how to buy and sell used things in Berlin. Besides (not-eBay) Kleinanzeigen and Vinted, two popular online platforms, there's the hugely popular Mauerpark Flohmarkt, various other fleamarkets and the Berliner Fahrradmarkt. (And: Scammers!) Show Notes George Carlin: Stuff (YouTube) Kleinanzeigen Best of Kle
Open-Air Berlin: Live Music, Swimming and Hosting Events
Berlin is amazing in the summer! In this episode, Jae details his trip to a local nudist beach, and Manuel describes his experience at a Kings of Leon open-air show. We also recommend visiting Berlin's open-air swimming pools, and Jae shares his experience hosting a party at Tempelhofer Feld. Show Notes Teufelssee (Berlin.de) Outdoor swimming pools (Visit Berlin) Parkbühne Wuhlheide Waldbühne Be
Parks and the City: Exploring Berlin's Green Havens
Berlin, a city known for its urban "roughness," surprises visitors with its captivating parks. These green havens offer a respite from the hustle and bustle, inviting moments of escape, peace, and unity. In this episode, Jae shares his personal connection to some of Berlin's favorite parks and the significance they hold for him. While not an exhaustive list, this episode serves as an inspiring sta
How to Find a Therapist in Berlin
In this episode, we share our personal experiences with therapy, offer guidance on recognizing when you might need therapy, and explain how to find an English-speaking therapist in Berlin. We also explain if and when therapy is covered by insurance in Germany, describe what a first consultation looks like, and provide tips for finding a permanent therapist. Please note: This episode discusses ment
Berlin's Lakes: Beaches, Buzz, and Nudists
Berliners love their lakes — especially in the summer. In this episode, Manuel recommends 7 lakes to check out when you're new to the city, explains what a "Strandbad" is, urges you to avoid the crowds and gives a primer nudist culture (FKK) in Germany. Show Notes Naked Berlin sunbather chases wild boar after it steals his laptop (I Am Expat) Berliner Seen (berlin.de) 11 schöne Seen in und um Be
(Still) Finding A Place to Live: How to Perfect Your Housing Application
It's been a year, and Jae is still looking for a permanent place to live. This episode is all about what he's learned in the process. Everyone who got an amazing place at a good price "just got lucky" — but you won't get lucky without being fast and prepared. We explore how to navigate ImmoScout, the popular housing platform, break down what you need to include in your housing application to stand
Thriving In Berlin: Tips for Transitioning Out Of Survival Mode
Survival mode can be a necessary response when moving to a new city, but when does it become time to transition to thriving mode? In this episode, Jae reflects on his experiences of living in Berlin for over a year and the moment when he realized he had been in survival mode for too long. He shares the impact this had on his mental health and the strategies he has been using to transition to thriv
Life as an Au Pair in Berlin
In this episode, 19-year-old Olivia shares what it's like being an au pair in Berlin. She explains how to find an au pair family, shares what her working hours and pay look like, and provides "top tips to make an au pair stay great". We also dive into cultural differences between Germany and the UK. Show Notes Olivia's YouTube channel Olivia on Instagram AuPairWorld Animal Rights Squares Berlin (
Berlin's Libraries
Berlin has sooo many libraries! In this episode, Manuel sums up the variety of resources offered by the VÖBB libraries, the Berlin State Library, and university libraries. You'll learn about the affordable library card and its benefits, including digital services and access to eBook, audio books and magazines — and hopefully feel inspired to check out your nearest library. Show Notes VÖBB - Assoc
How to Not Date a Murderer in Berlin
Lulu Johnson, author of "Dating in Berlin: Tales of Modern Love and Relationships", joins us to share her wild dating experiences in the city of "non-commitment". In her 8 years of Berlin dating, she's seen it all — even the proud smile of a convicted murderer. We discuss why dating in Berlin seems to be so difficult, discuss the pros and cons of using dating apps, and gather Lulu's top dating adv
What To Do If You Lose Your Passport In Berlin
Losing your passport (or getting it stolen) can be a very scary and daunting experience, especially if you're not really sure what to do next. In this episode, we discuss what to do if you lose your passport while living in Berlin, including the specific process for reporting the loss or theft, obtaining a new passport, and navigating the visa implications. We also offer practical tips for prevent
Sweet Popcorn & Subtitles: Going to the Movies in Berlin
Ricardo Ancona, a true film nerd and former theater owner, declares Berlin a movie lover's paradise. In this episode, he unveils the secrets of German cinema etiquette – from sweet popcorn, licorice and wine to hushed tones – and explains audio and subtitle choices. He also provides an overview of the many independent "Programmkinos" in Berlin — many of which you can even get a monthly flatrate su
Navigating Berlin's Public Transportation System
Upon listener request, Manuel explores the ins and outs of using public transportation in Berlin. You'll learn about the various types of transportation available, such as the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and trams, and how to find your route and buy tickets. You'll also hear about the different types of tickets, what the new "Deutschlandticket" is all about, and how to navigate the system with children, dogs,
The Acceptance of Imperfection: Creating Music And Photography in Berlin
Michel van Collenburg is a musician and photographer living in the Netherlands who, every year, finds his way back to Berlin for it's creativity and inspiration. In this episode, we find out more about Michel's journey and how he has made Berlin his "second home". Michel offers insights into his creative process, discusses his photo book and album inspired by Berlin, and gives tips for newcomers a
Do You Miss America?
In this episode, Jae reflects on his 10-month journey of moving from Texas to Berlin. It explores Jae's feelings of homesickness, what he misses most about the US, what he appreciates about Berlin, and whether he plans on staying in Berlin long-term. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Jae shares his experiences of adjusting to a new culture and finding a sense of belonging in this foreign ci
Reclaiming Your Birthright: How to Get German Citizenship in the Context of Restitution
Deborah's father was 16 when he fled Nazi Germany during a rescue effort of Jewish children known as the Kindertransport. He later raised a family in Australia and almost never spoke German anymore. Deborah and her siblings didn't consider claiming German citizenship until well into their adult lives. In this episode, Deborah shares why she finally decided to apply for a German passport under Sect
Birthdays Are Different in Germany
We're celebrating our first podcast-anniversary and starting a Discord Server. Join us to talk about all things Berlin! In this episode, we discuss the culture around anniversaries and birthdays in Germany — and how it compares to the US. Did you know that in Germany, you're the one supposed to give something to others on your birthday? Show Notes Jae's Amazon Wish List Manuel's Amazon Wish Li
Insurance You Need (And Don't Need) in Germany
Boring, but kind of important: In this episode, Manuel explains which insurances are required by law in Germany, which ones are optional but important to have, and which ones you may pass on depending on your personal situation. Show Notes Types of insurance in Germany (All About Berlin) How to choose German health insurance (All About Berlin) Techniker Krankenkasse (TK) Verivox Check24 Clark Co
All the Dogs Are Moving to Berlin
Manuel adopted a dog! We explain the process of fostering and/or adopting a dog in Berlin, how to know you're ready to be a dog owner, what you'll need to do once the dog is in your home, and what to keep in mind if you want to bring your pet to Germany. Show Notes Animals Care e.V. Dogorama App Hundelieb App (Apple App Store) Anzahl der Haustiere in deutschen Haushalten nach Tierarten in den Ja
A Few Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving To Berlin
In this episode, Jae explains the lessons and tips he would tell his past self if he was moving to Berlin again for the first time. Show Notes Gross Net Tax Calculator Germany Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
Berlin Is Crazy on New Year's Eve
German New Year's Eve traditions, how the German "Happy New Year" is different before and after January 1, why parts of Berlin go crazy (!) on New Year's Eve and our 2023 resolutions. Show Notes Raclette (Wikipedia) Molybdomancy (Wikipedia) New Year Walk in Neukölln, Berlin (YouTube) Silvester in Berlin (YouTube Search) Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
How Germans Spend Christmas
Advent calendars, Christmas markets, packed trains and the "Christkind" — Manuel shares what you can expect if you're spending Christmas in Germany for the first time. Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
Starting a Company in Berlin
"Berlin is as cool as Brooklyn, but cheap." This sentence inspired Jeremy to move to Berlin in 2014. While starting to learn German, he found that none of the existing language learning apps enabled him to speak the language, so he decided to start his own: Seedlang. In this episode, he shares how the process of starting a company in Germany compares to the US, why you should incorporate as soon a
Being Black in Berlin
In this episode Jae talks about his experiences being Black in Berlin and how it has affected him emotionally and mentally. In this raw, uncut episode which feels more like a diary entry, Jae opens up on how he feels about his life here as a person of color and some of the internal and external challenges that has come with it. Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
Raising a Family as an Expat in Berlin & How the City Has Changed
Rachel Stern from The Local joins us to talk about having kids and raising a family in Berlin, Germany's working culture, life as a journalist, cash vs. cards, learning German, and the best and worst aspects of being an expat. Show Notes The Local - Germany's News in English International Families Berlin (Facebook Group) SuperMamas Berlin Iranians and Israelis find an unlikely musical detente in
Berlin Housing Scams & How to Get a Visa Teaching English
In this short solo episode, Manuel shares how to avoid getting scammed when looking for an apartment in Berlin, and explains how teaching English can be a way to legally stay and work in the city. Show Notes Hunderte Betroffene klagen über Abzocke auf Wohnungsplattform (rbb24) What is a Mietkautionskonto? (All About Berlin) How to move to Germany and become a freelancer (All About Berlin) How to
Berlin vs. The Rest of Germany
Jae talks about his first trips in Germany outside of Berlin (they didn't go as smoothly as planned). We then methodically go through some of the other major cities and "Bundesländer" (federal states) and compare them to Berlin — while Jae can't help but draw comparisons to certain US states and cities. Show Notes Klaas bringt DICH in den exklusivsten Club der Welt (Late Night Berlin) Map of a
Being An Artist in Berlin
Berlin is a special place, especially for artists. In this episode, Jae explains how Berlin's art scene was a big inspiration for him to come here and how the art scene might compare to some other cities he's previously lived in. He provides personal insight and recommendations for the different types of art one can engage with in Berlin. In addition, he discusses Berlin's famous street art scene
Berlin Changes You
How does Berlin change you? We touch upon intercultural competence, Berlin's roughness, privilige, party life, safe spaces and boundaries while tackling this question. Show Notes Scissor Sisters - Let's Have A Kiki (YouTube) Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
After the Move: Anmeldung, Electricity, Gas & Internet
In this solo-episode, Manuel explains how to register after you move into an apartment in Berlin and how to sign up for electricity, gas and internet contracts. Also: Reflections on the first 8 months of this show and some fun listener emails. Show Notes Urban Sports Club How to move into an apartment in Germany (All About Berlin) How do electric bills work in Germany? (All About Berlin) V
Winter Is Coming
Sunlamps, thick clothes & hot water bags: How we prepare for the infamous Berlin winter — and how the general energy in the city changes during the dark months. Also: Our stances on Christmas and gifts. Show Notes How to pay (or avoid paying) a BVG fine (All About Berlin) 29-Euro-Abo-Aktion (BVG) 9-Euro-Fonds Manuels Sunlamp (Tageslichtlampe) (Amazon) Wärmflasche (Wikipedia) Wichteln (Wikipedia)
Mental Health Update
In this solo episode, Jae provides an update on his mental health and how he has been managing since he's been living here. He discusses the effects of burnout and a few strategies on how to compassionately encourage yourself as you go through some of your challenges. Show Notes Previously on this podcast: Mental Health (Episode 9) Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
How to Marry a German
Manuel is joined by Chris and Stephanie, both from the United States, each married to a German spouse. They share how easy/difficult it was for them to get their Aufenthaltsgenehmigung in Germany and how the visa application process compares to getting a Greecard in the U.S. We also discuss Berlin Fashion, rules at social gatherings, verbal formality and the words "expat" and "immigrant". Show Not
Rushing at the Checkout: Grocery Shopping in Germany
Why grocery shopping in Germany is "like the Hunger Games" (Jae), which supermarkets you should know about, how much groceries will cost you each month, and how to order them online. Show Notes Jae Creates A Vice Radio (Spotify) Lail Arad - Everyone is Moving to Berlin (YouTube) "fortnightly" (vocabulary.com) Stiftung Warentest POV: du gehst bei Dm einkaufen (Karim Jamal auf YouTube) Restaurant
Loneliness, Migratory Grief & Finding Friends in Berlin
Astha moved to Berlin from India without ever having visited the city. After a few exciting first weeks, she was struck by migratory grief. In this episode, we talk with her about how to deal with loneliness and how to find friends in a new place. Show Notes Words And Not Much Esle (Astha's Podcast on Spotify) @asthaprakash (Astha on Instagram) Meetup.com Girls Gone International 10 Types of Odd
Being Gay in Berlin
Jack and Jae discuss what it's like being gay in Berlin. Topics include Berlin's party scene and sex culture, finding a gay doctor, dating, queer events and activities, and how to find other gay friends. Do you know about an apartment or room in Berlin? If so, please let Jae know at everyone.berlin/contact Show Notes Siegessäule - Queer Berlin Mann-O-Meter e.V. - Berlins schwuler Checkpoint Docto
How to Find a Job in Berlin
Jae finally got his working visa — and work is what this episode is about. Whether you'll be working in the "gig economy", as a freelancer, or as a regular employee, here are some ways you could try to make money in Berlin. Show Notes Business Immigration Service (BIS) (berlin.de) The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph (Goodreads) brutto-netto-rechner.info Goin
The Best Way to Learn German & How to Deal With Rude Berliners
Cari from Easy German joins us to describe the infamous Berlin mentality and ponder why Berliners often come across as cold or rude. We then try to establish the best method for learning German and share our favorite language learning tricks and resources. Show Notes Easy German Deliberate Spanish Seedlang Duolingo Tandem GLS Campus Berlin: German Courses for Adults Berliner Volkshochschulen: L
Mental Health
We're back after a short hiatus to talk about one of the reasons we took a break: Mental health. Jae talks about a mental breakdown he experienced recently and we both share mental health resources available in Berlin and Germany. Show Notes Psychosoziale Nothilfenummern in Berlin Berliner Krisendienst Psych-Info — die Therapeutensuchmaschine Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
How Much Money Do You Need to Survive in Berlin?
Berlin is not as cheap as it used to be — but it's still one of the more affordable capital cities in Europe. In this episode, we go through all of the monthly expenses you should budget for if you plan to live in Berlin. Show Notes Cost of living in Berlin, and Germany (All About Berlin) Cost of Living in Berlin (Numbeo) Leipzig (Wikipedia) Compare gas, electricity and internet plans Verivox Ch
How (Not) To Be a Tourist
Most people's first contact with Berlin is through travel. In this episode we discuss how to experience the city like a local. We also share Couchsurfing stories, explain how to spot a tourist and encourage you to go out and meet strangers. Show Notes Jae Creates a Vibe Radio (Soundcloud) GLS Bank Couchsurfing Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel (Goodreads) Contri
Bank Accounts, Phone Plans, Schufa, Gyms and Cheap Meals
Jack is back on the show and joins us for lively (!) discussion on the best German bank account, which phone plan to choose and how to pick a "Fitnessstudio" (gym) in Berlin. We also cover the infamous Schufa, cheap meals in Berlin, burger places, milkshakes, bubble tea, prices for alcoholic drinks, seasonal depression and Jack's nails. Show Notes Bank accounts N26 DKB * Girocard (Wikipedia) Wis
Culture Shock
Jae has arrived in Berlin! While his trip couldn't have gone any smoother, his first week in the city was quite a roller coaster ride: He found his apartment on day one, marvelled at German doors and the local recycling system, discovered Apfelschorle (and the price of tap water), bought a bike, crashed said bike, and experienced some serious culture shock. Show Notes How to sort your trash and r
Cycling in Berlin (Without Breaking Your Collarbone)
Manuel's friend Jack has been cycling around Berlin every day since 2012 and joins us to explain everything you need to know about the topic: Why Berlin is best discovered by bike, how to buy a bike in the first place, which type of bicycle to get and why electric bikes are a little bit like horses. Show Notes Jack's Instagram Fahrräder auf eBay Kleinanzeigen Komoot App Apps to rent bikes in Berl
Berlin's Neighborhoods
Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Neukölln, Tempelhof, Schöneberg, Mitte, Wedding, Prenzlauer Berg, Pankow, Tiergarten & Charlottenburg — an overview of Berlin's most important districts. Show Notes der Kiez (Duden) Verwaltungsgliederung Berlins (Wikipedia) Karte: Die zwölf Berliner Bezirke mit ihren 97 Ortsteilen SO36 (Wikipedia) Flughafen Berlin-Tempelhof (Wikipedia) Goltzstraße (Google Maps) Flor
Finding a Place to Live in Berlin
Finding a place in Berlin will require a great deal of organization, optimism and endurance. We have some tips for you. Show Notes All About Berlin: How to find an apartment in Berlin Berlin: Wohnberechtigungsschein (WBS) beantragen WG-Gesucht.de ImmoScout24 Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
Berlin Has Just Always Called My Name
Why move to Berlin, which types of visas can get you here, what you should prepare before the move and how to get an appointment for the notorious Anmeldung. Show Notes Alternative Berlin Tours Episode 4 of the Easy German Podcast in which we talk about life in Berlin All About Berlin Anmeldung einer Wohnung in Berlin (Termin-Suche) Contribute: everyone.berlin/contribute
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