For every newcomer who comes to Germany this is one of the most challenging things they may face. Depending on the individuals circumstances the newcomer can start with a temporary accommodation while a suitable permanent accommodation is found out.

For students they can always choose to whether go with campus accommodation or live in off campus. Most of the German colleges / Universities provide accommodations like Dormitories or Residence halls. This can be where 5 or 6 people share a flat which can be in a single or multiple occupancy. This way of stay can always be a good way to make friends, be part of a student community, share study ideas etc. All German colleges / universities have gender specific accommodation available upon request.

Another way of stay for students in Germany is homestays. Many German families enjoy renting out if they have an extra room to international students or they may even convert their house to same purpose. The benefit of this is that the students get to stay in a home-like atmosphere with facilities like cooking etc.

Renting of private accommodation is also another way of staying in Germany which can be quite costly but depends on the regions where the student wants to stay. Rents mainly depend on the location, the various amenities and utilities available. There are various sites available through which you can look for various mode of accommodation on various locations on various rates. Green World’s Expert Course Advisor can guide you on how to find a suitable accommodation within your budget. Further to that our post landing service will help you to sort out all these issues and will ensure that you have a smooth transition from your home country to Germany.

Currency and Banking in GermanyThe official currency of Germany is Euro. The euro consists of 100 cents and are available on the following denominations: €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200 and €500.
Coins are available in denominations of €1 and €2 , 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c
For proper up to date currency rates against your countries currency you can visit the following site.
www.xe.com
German banks are reputed to be the world’s most diversified and professionally managed institutions. The top five banks of Germany are Deutsche Bank, DZ Bank Group.,KfW Bankgruppe, Commerzbank and Hypo Vereinsbank (UniCredit Bank AG)

Green World’s expert Student Advisor will assist you on how to open an account, transfer money as well as exchange money when you travel. Our team will also help you on to pay applicable tuition fees from your location through the most efficient and reliable way.

Regarding German Taxes a 19% VAT is levied on most of the goods and services provided. Other than that once you decide to stay in Germany for longer term you may be subjected to applicable other taxes based on your income. Our team will take you through this and will help you give you a better understanding based on which region or county you may be based.

The German climate falls into four distinct seasons: Summer, fall, winter and spring. In summer the average temperature is 26 degree Celsius. Landscape of Germany shows an array of colours during autumn and spring season and is beautiful. Winters are cold, wet and windy. Average winter temperature is 3 degree Celsius. Overall Germany has a temperate climate.

People engage in a wide range of sports and leisure activities in Germany and enjoy trekking, camping, cycling, adventure sports, walking trails etc.

Our team will assist you with necessary information and help you to adapt to the new environment.