Berlin Calling: Expert Advice for a Successful Relocation to Germany's Capital

Another wild idea (which already happened): let's move to Berlin! Get some snacks, because this video is packed: I am giving you all the tips about what you must know when moving to Berlin for the first time and planning to hang around for a while: where to look (and not look) for your first apartment, what's the deal with the registration at the city hall (Anmeldung), how to move around (and yes, there are other options than public transport), insights about choosing your healthcare provider and your bank, and even if it's worth to get a German number or what are the chances of finding a job that doesn't require German. Moving to any country is not easy, so I hope I will make it a bit easier and clearer with these tips, especially curated for your Berlin adventure!
Sites mentioned:
For apartment hunting: www.wg-gesucht.de/
For comparing health insurances (and a lot of other things): www.check24.de/
Creative direction, main shots & final edit by: Axi Molnar
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[@spirobel]

how does the regulation in the construction industry compare to other countries? Did you learn how to write tenders for construction work in German?
Fun to see this as a German btw 😀
I used to live in Berlin, but I live abroad now!🙃

[@AxiMolnar]

As far as I studied and talked to people from other countries, within EU, building phases and regulations follow almost the same procedures and frameworks. I would say the planning process in Germany is very similar to Netherlands and Belgium. Yes, I was working in an office and doing all the documentation in German :D my German vocabulary is very focused on construction-architecture language haha

[@spirobel]

@@AxiMolnar haha cool 😆👍
I imagine the vocabulary is very specific. you probably know many different words to describe a certain activity a contractor is supposed to do. How did you learn those? Can you name some examples? 😅
I bet there are many that I wouldnt be able to understand

[@AxiMolnar]

Well, I already knew German, so I learnt new German domain-specific words by reviewing existing documentation in the office and searching/asking when I didn't know something. For example, " _Unterfangung bis UK bestehenden Wand_ " was an ongoing conversation in one of the projects😆