Monday 8th October 2007
Help from Home
Wherever you're from originally, it can be helpful to know about the people who can represent you in Germany. Practically all countries have officials working in their embassies (which exist to present the country to Germany, as it were), and also in consular services, which assist the countries' nationals visiting or living in Germany.
Paperwork and passports
Depending on your nationality, you may find
that your country's consular services can provide a great deal of help
for your life in Germany.
The United States Embassy in Germany,
for example, has a wealth of detailed information on its website, which
is a handy guide for many issues that crop up if you're an American in
the country; while the British Embassy and British Consulate
in Berlin produce "Living and Working in Berlin", a
section of the website for UK citizens living in Germany. AngloINFO has
an INFOrmation Page devoted to Citizen
Guides which can point you towards these and other resources from
various consulates.
Find the contact information of your
nation's consular representative in the Consulates
& Embassies category of The AngloFILE. From issuing a
replacement passport to assisting with the registration of a birth, you
may be surprised by how much help you can get!
What else?
Keeping up with all the new stuff on AngloINFO is easy - just click here! We've been adding new entries to the AngloFILE just about every day, and there are now over 1,800 listings there! If you want your business added, just follow this link.
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