Five Things You Can’t Do In Germany with

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First here.

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Video quality is superb✅

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Thank you ☺️

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Insightful 👏

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Wow 🤩!!! Very informative

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Wooow nice video 😉😉😉

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Promzyboat brought me here. Am enjoying already

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PLEASE DAVID, IS IT COMPULSORY FOR DAAD TO GIVE YOU A CONFIRMATION NOTE BEFORE BOOKING FOR CERTIFICATION AT THE GERMANY EMBASSY IN ACCRA?

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And the Radio bill hmmm I wish I knew about it

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The Radio bill is called "Rundfunkbeitrag". It has to be paid by each German household to support an independant public broadcasting. The monthly fee was €17.50 subject to increase to €18.36 based on the decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court as of July 2021. You must pay the fee if you have rented an apartment in Germany. If you live in a shared apartment (WG) the fee will be shared as well. The fee for those who live in a student dorm provided by a university is included in the student contribution you pay per semester.

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Thank you

[@theeuropeandream2185]

Hello i am in Germany. Please can i have Tips to find non German speaking jobs?

[@FirdawsOsman]

Erm Yh mostly cleaning jobs or factory jobs, also restaurants you wouldn’t need language You can also try Lieferando delivery

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Hello on which website Do you get your cleaning jobs

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Check eBay Kleinanzeigen or register helpling

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Did u learn German before going to germany

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Nooo

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you've moved to a new apartment already

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