The Anmeldung in Germany - [Everything you need to know]

[@MartyOCS87]

This channel is underrated

[@carolinemarfo809]

So true

[@evgeniia.875]

Pure truth

[@Jill168]

Oath! :)

[@shahrazedzina8173]

Yes !

[@jawadalaaedeen9485]

I am moving to Germany next month and I just want to say you have been making my life 100 times easier ever since the moment I found your channel. Your videos are organized, detailed, and always on point. You are quite funny too, so thank you and keep doing what you are doing. Hopefully this channel will continue to grow🥰

[@simplegermany]

Thank you so much for your words. Super happy to hear and all the best for your upcoming move! 😊

[@Keithf441]

Congratulations on your move.. how did you find it? I am moving to Germany next month and I’m super nervous and confused.

[@Undisclosed86467]

Anmeldung is now available online for new registrants in a few municipalities including: "Hamburg as well as in many municipalities in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Bremen, Hesse, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Schleswig-Holstein".

[@dominiquelindsay105]

I am failing to understand why you and your wife's channels is not more popular. The content you both provide is the in depth knowledge I think every international should know when moving to Germany. I have learned more in 3 videos than I have on almost any other channel. Thank you both so much! Much love from Tennessee.

[@simplegermany]

Aww thank you so much for your very kind feedback, Dominique! 🥰

[@ismailbayram1918]

Anmeldung form in English is so useful. Thanks a lot. I am totally ready for my Termin on Monday morning at 9:45 😃

[@lakshmeeshpatelk3003]

This Channel is a blessing 💫

[@anchouse94]

I love it how they give you a goodie bag/box when you register in a new city! With some informational booklets and discounts even. So sweet, such a nice welcome!

[@Jawwad124]

These girls are legends. I landed in Germany on Sunday and wanted to get started with the registration. The form generation is very useful. Thank you :)

[@solomonappiah-kubi9243]

You two are just saviours, literally. You make things so easy. This channel should be added to the starter pack for expats. Thank you, guys

[@19891214ful]

My personal experience: It was really hard to find an apartment here in Düsseldorf. It took me a week to find a proper one. Then when I wanted to get an appointment (online) from the city office it took me another 5 days. Because all the time-slots were filled. However they have a system where they will send you a notification when there’s an open time-slot (it is pretty helpful). When you have your appointment don’t show up too early. It’s enough to be there at 15 minutes early. Because the checkin system will reject your checkin request if you are too early. (Lol I had to wait extra 20 minutes to make the checkin). The staff were very kind and helpful. Even helped me with some corrections in the application. Just took me 10 minutes. Pro tip: Don’t be selective when you select your city registration office location. And I experienced that, there are more time-slot options available when you make your online appointment in the early morning. ;) Good luck!

[@simplegermany]

Glad to read it all worked out! Thanks for sharing your experience ☺️

[@cz12342]

moving to berlin in 1 week. THIS CHANNEL SAVED MEEE

[@RenanOssG]

Thanks for the complete video! N26 accepts Brazilian nationality without Anmeldung as well.🎉🎉

[@shu9816]

Thanks guys!!! I came back to comment on this video:) I got the appointment 2 weeks from today offline in Berlin while online appointments were only available 2 months from now! I have binge watched most of the videos! Veryy helpful.

[@azerko]

Just passing by to say thanks. Besides the way you present your 'show', it's very organized and terribly well explained. You make the though decision of moving into something more light and fun.

[@marishu4193]

U guys are the best in providing on point information 😇😇😇

[@lanaparty]

If I had know this channel before arriving in Germany and not two weeks after 😂 Thanks for the content :))!

[@simplegermany]

Better late then never 😉

[@hey_loranda]

Thank you so much for these videos, im moving to Germany next week and your videos are so helpful ❤

[@mariannasyra]

Thank you so much for all the work you are putting into your channel, I am new to Germany and you have really helped take some stress off my shoulders!

[@jazmink0a]

I love all of your videos. Thank you!

[@sohamhanra3437]

This channel is so facts based and really helpful. Best information based channel about Germany.👍🏻💯

[@sachinmangidkar8427]

You both are super cool .. the content you are sharing on your channel is very crisp, clear and 100% useful.. thanks 🙏 for Doing this..

[@dikydankedude]

Vielen Dank! Your videos are incredibly helpful. Your "Get Your Keys" book is a great resource as well 🙏

[@simplegermany]

Thanks for your kind message and support! ☺️

[@KlaraKaze]

Thank you so much for all the information you two

[@AnelyBek]

Thank you for this content 🙏 you made my arrival do much easier ♥️ you guys are super helpful

[@Undisclosed86467]

Once again, invaluable information. Thank you!

[@buximam]

Your content is getting better and better with each video. You deserve more subscribers. Thank you from an expat from Pakistan 🇵🇰 and keep up the great work!

[@DamnTimCan]

You guys are amazing. So thorough. Thank you :)

[@sougat818]

I was able to get an Anmeldung in Berlin. Thanks a ton to Simple Germany for all the great information.

[@notamediocrepinay16]

This is the most information I watched about Anmeldung.

[@deniselowe1641]

So much good information and help!

[@pulkitwalia6529]

OMG, I'm moving to Germany soon and this is the best channel I came across! Immediately subbed.

[@jananathbanuka4994]

AirBnb owners (some) give you the landlord confirmation (Wohungsgeberbestätigung) if you stay more than 3 months of time. And also if the landlord is super friendly, he/she will even give it to you for whatever the time of your stay.

[@fraeuleinsommer75]

The famous Wohnungsgeberbescheinigung, there it is...:-D Thank you for the video, this is going to be really helpful again!

[@nari5025]

The first time I hear about this. OK, I haven't moved in ten years, but wtf...

[@raquebarriento]

You are amazing, thank you for this channel. Very helpful :)

[@josetuazon3436]

Very Helpful KZbin Channel..101% helps us❤❤.

[@Baccatube79]

I love online appointments: never waited longer than 5 minutes since they've become a thing.

[@ProdByAnouar]

There are very few people who makes relocation to Germany less painfull than it is: Those two ladies should be received by the government entities and recognized for the work they do to explain the A and B that are not really straitforward ....along with my banker who was very helpful ! Ladies....we need to have a KZbin post targeting the government about potential automations ,here are few example: 1- tax number to be accessible online 2-remove the bloody shufa ..this only exist in Germany 3- anmeldung online 4-all handled through emails 5- Bank account can be opened without anmeldung .... Thanks a lot ladies...you are gold 😘😘😘😘

[@simplegermany]

It is a long road ahead for a more digitalized government. But baby steps are being taken, so there is hope with patience 😅

[@barisord]

20:01 when she said it's very simple actually in that sense for German language, your reaction is killing me 🤣

[@ProEray]

Hi gals, I just moved to Oldenburg this weekend. I watched tons of your videos :) I also opened an N26 account with your referral code, hope it helps your channel!

[@simplegermany]

Fantastic! Welcome to Germany! 🥳 We hope you are settling in smoothly 😊

[@toshabursin]

Jen, Ivonne, you are da MVPs

[@karlwhite2733]

You ladies are awesome 💛

[@PierIsABaraReader]

Depending on the Airbnb host, they are willing to give Wohnungsgeberbestätigung with the format used by the local city. My host was kind enough to give one as PDF, then I did the corrections afterwards. Edit: You need to have your Airbnb booking as a long stay (e.g. 1 month, 6 weeks) so that the host has justification to give you a Wohnungsgeberbestätigung. Short stays will be perceived as "not Anmeldung-worthy" since you are not concerned with the succeeding documents that requires long-stay address.

[@chamarawedamulla5264]

You two are super cool! Keep up the good work 😊 very informative, thanks ❤

[@ramzi0]

Thank you so much for the useful information you always provide. Looking forward to the SCHUFA video.

[@andymo4671]

In Munich your Bürgeramt called "Kreisverwaltungsreferat" and an appointment is required.

[@dilarakorkmaz1729]

thank you so much

[@gabrielnapoli7253]

You should have more reaching, because what you do for us is amazing 🤩🤩🤩

[@tanayaa8247]

Super cool video. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@itwasusiwu7311]

Good Information, nice and great team 😀, thank you!

[@skate211thrasher]

This channel is amazing .. you are super 🤩

[@Bella9355]

you're literally the best!

[@All4One_1FourAll]

Hii Yvonne and Jen 😊👋..This is a bit off the subject but can you please explain the humourous Rat Tail example you used here in this video? 😅 I'm sure it's a German expression and I'm a bit curious to know such small details 😊 I hope , in the future you can make a small video about the usual German proverbs or German expressions you use there or have heard ppl using there... After all knowing such small things will help you learn and understand German culture more as well 😊 Since I'm a regular viewer of your videos I have noticed how Yvonne often says such small things in some videos, which is enjoyable too 😊

[@simplegermany]

We actually have a video where we depict some German idioms 😊 We are sure you will enjoy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r36bg2trrJJlo9k As for the rat tail it refers to a series of unintended and often negative consequences.

[@All4One_1FourAll]

@@simplegermany So I guess the part about being a Regular viewer kind of backfired huh 😁 Didn't see that coming but thanks anyways 👍 Long Live Guatemala ❤️

[@mekodamov]

I'd like to clarify something about AirBnBs and the Certificate of Residence. If you are a foreigner and you just moved to Germany, the landlord HAS to provide the certificate, as per § 19 al. 2 BMG. AirBnB, Wünderflats and any other services might say what they like, but that's the law. Of course, it's better to find a place where you initially agreed on getting the certificate, but in case that doesn't happen, you should notify it (§ 54 Abs. 3 BMG) and you can even apply legal action. I strongly recommend using a service like Advocado to talk to a lawyer about any issues that might occur about this, as at the very end it's what the law says what you can rely on. In cases like Berlin, it's even very common to pay WAY MORE than the maximum rent, that can also be solved legally.

[@lifeadventure859]

Thanks 👍

[@dirkgenehagelstein1851]

Bürgeramt @Neu-Isenburg is very comfortable and quick - usually no appointment needed...

[@karolinapakostova1071]

Thank you guys, so much helpful! Subscribed and following...

[@24btor]

Hey, thanks for the helpful video! I moved to Germany about five years ago and upon arriving I stayed in an Airbnb for a month. The renter was kind enough to give me the form for the registration, maybe because I was staying for a long period. I was able to register at the Bürgeramt with the print of my Airbnb reservation and his signed form. It might not always work, but if the renter is nice and you ask for help, they will help you out :)

[@simplegermany]

There are of course always the exceptions 😊 Glad it worked out well for you!

[@louiesmit474]

can you use the hotel's address if they say you can send letters there, or should the hotel specify that anmeldung would be possible?

[@ProdByAnouar]

My anxiety about bureaucracy in Germany is multiplied by 2 after seing this video.... Thanks a lot for providing a such detailed explanation,it helps to navigate the pain of burocracy ....a quick question:do children need to be present at the Büroamt for the registration? Many thanks in advance..

[@simplegermany]

Glad it is helpful! Just take bureaucracy one step at a time 😉 No children don’t need to be present, just have their original documents including birth certificates and translations with you. Here we point out all the steps and documents again: www.simplegermany.com/anmeldung-germany/#Step_2_Gather_the_documents_for_the_Anmeldung_in_Germany

[@ProdByAnouar]

@@simplegermany Many thanks !!! Sending you lot of love !😍

[@kvnptl4400]

Thanks for the Information

[@cpthishamw.6826]

I am a US citizen and I don't live in Germany decided/Trying to start a small business , I visited to start buying used passenger vehicles to export outside Europe for good. last month I was in Frankfurt & Berlin to buy a couple of German cars and I faced unexpected difficulties I was really surprised😒😒 that I cant open a bank account which is a must to transfer funds from outside Europe to be able to Pay for car dealers or private sellers! Reason: because I'm not registered in Germany! and of course there is no other legal way to buy/pay 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂what i understood is i can not even register legally which i really prefer to be comfortable because i do not have a resident!!! i do not need to stay in Germany visits will be 5 to 10 days MAX!....I really need to know what should i do to register or open a bank account? who should i contact? i need to be able to open a bank account and be able to deal with customs and authorities to be able get/obtain legal clearance documents to buy the car and ship it outside the EU. There is companies that charge a lot to do that and i end up paying maybe 30% of the car price after hiring one of those companies to transfer the money buy it transfer it to port and ship it overseas!!! and guess what i paid full price of everything including car price, shipping, customs fees, commission on November 8th 2023 and the car is still parked outside the car dealership till today, The company is waiting to get as much cars as possible to get very low shipping prices!!! PLEASE ADVISE IS HIGHLY APPRECIATED

[@simplegermany]

There is a reason why you find those companies 😉 Registering as a resident is reserved to.... well residents. You could try to use a bank account via the digital financial service providers such as Revolut or Wise. It will get you an EU bank account but not a German one.

[@Pratikology]

Your videos are super helpful, thank you for free resources.

[@arielmoisesmaradiagarodrig9707]

I did it! but now i am more informated about it.

[@B00kman]

Hi, enjoying your videos. One item to add: N26 has recently kicked out all US citizens from their platform, so not available (even if living in EU).

[@simplegermany]

N26 closed their services in the US in January 2022. However, if you are a US citizen residing in Germany, you can open an N26 bank account in Germany. I contacted N26 customer support and they have confirmed that in Germany someone with a US passport may open an account. The list of accepted documents in Germany at the moment can be found here: docs.n26.com/cs/Support%20Center/id-docs/de/iddocs-de-en.pdf Hope this helps!

[@TaiNguyen-pe2zb]

First of all, this is really a nice Video. I will move to German on next week and I have a question about Anmeldung: I am an international student and I booked a room on Booking and stayed there for about 23 days and after that I will move to a long-term apartment, in that case I don't know how to register the Anmeldung? Register accommodation on booking first or register for long-term accommodation? Can you give me advice in this case? Thanks

[@simplegermany]

The question is whether the place you booked on booking allows Anmeldung. If it does, go for it, so you have the Meldebescheinigung for all other steps to take. If it doesn't, do the Anmeldung with your long-term apartment. We wish you a smooth move! 😊

[@JgvnkhgbbKhrfhutfhk]

I was hoping that it would be possible to do Ummeldung online because as I move to my new apartment, I will already be working full time and honestly I want to avoid getting day-offs during the Probezeit for the sake of things like this. I guess the only choice is to get a 8:00 appointment and then go to the workplace as soon as possible.

[@mommypotatottv]

thank you for all the video the web site also it helps me alot thanks alot again

[@kenangs]

thank you

[@KenjutsuDojo]

Thank you for the super helpful videos. One quick question : is it possible to do anmeldung using Wunderflats sort rentals

[@simplegermany]

They have a filter you can select, so only flats get shown that allow you to do the Anmeldung.

[@VineesCooking]

Keep up the good work you guys are 👏 amazing

[@lostmonkky950]

Thanks so much, girls, this info is very useful for me right now!

[@johnsheridan7428]

Very good thanks ☘🇮🇪

[@johnsheridan7428]

I LOVE the Google Chrome translation function..iam looking at motorhomes on Mobile.de and it makes it so so much more enjoyable thanks again ☘🇮🇪

[@tarantababu1149]

Hey, thanks for the video. Is it possible to register my whole family if I go by myself only? By the way , your videos are very helpful. One video idea suggestion would be a kita problem in Germany 😟 All the best

[@simplegermany]

If you are married, families only need one appointment. But you do need all original documents like passports, birth and marriage certificate. 😊

[@SAM-t5s]

Please make a video on steps to get resident permit

[@arnodobler1096]

Prepaid cards online or from supermarkets you need a POSTIDENT per Video Ident Chat or in the Deutsche Post Office (after you get a code from the Provider) with your Passport and all Papers 🐓or🥚

[@tomasagostini9694]

Hallo Jen und Yvonne! Thanks for all the videos that you made and what you will do. My wife, has eu passport from italy, and me need to do anmeldung. It is necessarily that she do the anmeldung before than me or can we do it together? Because we want to do the familiar reunification. Congrats for your new office!

[@simplegermany]

Hey Tomas, as we write in our guide: www.simplegermany.com/anmeldung-germany/#Step_2_Gather_the_documents_for_the_Anmeldung_in_Germany --> If you are moving with your family of up to four, it is enough if one person does the Anmeldung. You need to bring the family member’s original passports and original birth certificates, as well as their official translated version. Hope this helps 😊

[@ns50350]

I just needed rent contract to open bank account and electricity before taking appointment of Anmeldung .

[@AliShoaib01]

What documents are needed when one changes apartments in Germany? A new form from the new landlord? Or something else from the previous landlord as well?

[@simplegermany]

For the re-registration just a new form from the new landlord. If you leave Germany for good, a form from the current landlord. We also have a video on how to move within Germany, as there are a few more things to do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmmsap2uadJ-hMU

[@andreea.andreea]

great useful channel

[@ehsanab2014]

Thanks for the great video! I'm moving to a new apartment in Berlin within 3 months But I already got the landlord's certificate for doing Anmbeldung. Can I do the Anmbeldung now Or should I wait till I move in?

[@simplegermany]

Wait till you move in

[@gopikrishnans489]

Hi Both, thanks for the wonderful information. I have a question, does job seekers visa need to do Anmeldung?

[@simplegermany]

Since the visa is for more than 90 days, yes you should consider doing the Anmeldung :)

[@bestengineer139ify]

Hi, really amazing channel, I have question. I'm in Germany alone. I'm married and my wife not in Germany. When I register should I say single or married?

[@simplegermany]

You should say married in the form for the Anmeldung. If your wife is not living in Germany, then you should be taxed as a single person.

[@helenacerrato6004]

Hello! I love your videos and I’m from Honduras, I’m moving to Nürnberg in July! I have a question, Hondurans have an advantage that we can enter Germany without a visa for 90 days, that would be my plan and apply for a Sprachvisum afterwards, my question is, can i do the ANMELDUNG without a visa? Or is a must to have the Visa for the anmeldung?

[@simplegermany]

You can do the Anmeldung without a visa, as long as you intend to stay longer than 90 days 😊 Just bear in mind to apply for your visa/residence permit in time, as you only have 90 days to stay without one. All the best for your move 😊

[@helenacerrato6004]

@@simplegermany Thank you so much! Your videos have helped me a lot!! 😊

[@AbhijeetWankhade]

Hi y’all, this is just perfect. In terms of the documents, is it important to translate marriage registration if it is in English? Also, do I need to bring the birth certificate as well?

[@simplegermany]

Yes, you need to bring the original and a certified translation of your marriage certificate and if you have children their translated birth certificate (and the original). For the translations, you can use our partner lingoking: www.simplegermany.com/lingoking/

[@arabesque4403]

Thank you so much for all these details , if I have to leave Germany for a few months should I do Abmahnung or not ?

[@simplegermany]

That depends on the reason and form you are leaving. Are you leaving because your employer send you, then you do not have to do the Abmeldung. Are you leaving, while you don't hold a job or flat in Germany, then you should do the Abmeldung.

[@viethat2]

Hi thank you for very informative video. Can I immediately open bank account and buy SIM Card right after finishing Anmeldung ? As I dont know German, do you think I can go by myself?

[@simplegermany]

Yes, you can. You can read our guide to find out which is the best bank account for you: www.simplegermany.com/best-german-bank-english-speakers/. We also have a guide for the best prepaid SIM card: www.simplegermany.com/best-prepaid-sim-card-germany/

[@briankelly2050]

Firstly, great videos, no nonsense and straight to the point. My question : you mentioned that if you are married only one of you (not the whole family) needs to go to the registration office do the anmeldung. If your wife is a full time mom/housewife and you want to submit tax claims using category III and V to reduce tax, the wife will need a tax ID. Will this be issued for her even if she doesn’t go to the registration office? Also, is the TAX ID number and Social Security number issued after completing anmeldung (is it the offspring of the process) ? Many thanks !

[@simplegermany]

Hey Brian 😊 So if only one of you goes to the registration, you need to carry all original documents (passports etc) from your entire family with you and register all members of your family, so all of your family members should receive their tax ID via postal mail a few weeks later. As far as we know, when you have tax class III and V, you have to file a tax declaration together. The Social Security Number does not get issued automatically through the Anmeldung, but rather through your health insurance or employer, depending on how you are insured. You can find more details in our three guides on the topics: www.simplegermany.com/tax-number-germany/ - www.simplegermany.com/tax-class-germany/ - www.simplegermany.com/social-security-number-germany/. Hope these help you out further 😊

[@briankelly2050]

@@simplegermany thank you! Yes, now that you mention it I think I was issued the social security number when I received a confirmation of health insurance from TK… it was on their letter of acceptance. I will move to G in August and start work shortly after so all your advice is much appreciated. Thanks again. (I have a question about drivers license so will find your video on that topic and ask there :) )

[@EphramRyan]

Gosh. Living in Germany sounds like bureaucratic hell. Will they ever digitize these processes? In Czechia we have a databox that is connected to our identity and allows us to communicate to the authorities online. Everything is connected to the population register. So if we change address then this change percolates throughout the whole systém. No need to manually contact every office. Are there plans for egovernment in Germany anytime soon?

[@merkur1321]

Hello 👋🏻 great video. I have a question if I go to Germany as an Aupair for a year, can I do the Anmeldung?

[@simplegermany]

Yes, actually I think you MUST do the Anmeldung ☺️. -J

[@thrishakyadassanayake2491]

Thank you for the wonderful content.. I am planning to come to Germany in June. Since I have to go through a quarantine process do you know whether the two weeks for the Anmeldung start counting after the quarantine or not?

[@simplegermany]

😊 well we can’t give you a 100% answer, but we would think that you should do your registration after your quarantine ended. Good luck for your move!

[@thrishakyadassanayake2491]

@@simplegermany Thank you so much for your reply.. :D

[@AbhijeetWankhade]

I had my appointment today in Berlin, and they did not even look at my marriage certificate. All they did was scan the Wohnungsgeberbestätigung and the Anmeldung form. 🤷‍♂ I had filled in the details about my wife, but she has not arrived in the country yet. So they mentioned that she will have to register in person when she comes. But they did note down her details in the system.

[@Mu93508]

How about if i'm living with a friend or going to live with a friend

[@baltuss76]

Hi guys, do you have also a form for abmeldung in English? ;)

[@kerlooow]

Just a question, if youre going home just for vacation i believe you wouldnt be doing any abmeldung right since its just a vacation?

[@simplegermany]

Yes, correct! You would only do the Abmeldung if you leave Germany for good.

[@hemantsoman123]

Your videos are very useful. Can you also add video on how to geet car driving lecence for non EU. you may also cover all other types of licenses

[@simplegermany]

We have a video on how to get a German driving license here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHaVk6GZibulpZI

[@bubzi91]

I am panicking!!! I couldn’t get an appointment until October and I’ve moved here in August

[@simplegermany]

Oh no, sorry to read about that. What have worked for us in the past, don't know if works nowadays, is to show up to the office before they open to be one of the first people to get a walk-in appointment. Again, this depends if the office accepts walk-ins. It could be worth a shot.

[@bubzi91]

@@simplegermany thank you for your response :) I am in Berlin, I heard you say that Berlin's offices may not accept walk in appointments :( It's really annoying, as I am sure it is to everyone else who have moved here. I start work in a couple days no Bank Account, no tax registration number ... no phone nothing lol. I will try to get a walk in appointment though. Love you channel!

[@mouctechy]

Hey thanks for this amazing video. I have a question, I am married and have one child but they're not yet arrived in Germany, should I bring the translated documents of my marriage certificate and my child's birth certificate with me during Anmeldung? Thanks 😊

[@jagk4459]

Hi, thank you for the wonderful video. 🙂I am moving to Germany next month for the first time. There is a section in the Anmeldung form for Munich where they have asked for "Previous Residence". Do I leave it blank or fill it with my address in my home country?

[@simplegermany]

Sounds like they ask for your previous residence wherever that may be. So we would put the address where you currently live. All the best for your move 😊

[@jagk4459]

@@simplegermany Thank you for the advise. 🙂

[@aashikayusuf4514]

Hello! Thank you for all the wonderful information! I was on vacation in my home country while I was 6 months pregnant and due to doctors strict advice I had to stay back. My temporary residence permit expires 1 month after I deliver. The company my husband worked for informed us we need to de register myself in Nuremberg for me to re-apply for my visa to come back. however since I’m not in Germany, my husband does not have my passport or my residence permit to take to the appointment. Will this be an issue or will a copy be sufficient? Thank you!

[@0VincentO]

What's the point of amneldung ? It's so annoying, it makes you feel like a second zone inhabitant when you just arrive and only can find a sublet. Only in Germany

[@benjaminboyce4993]

Very useful information so thank you. I have European citizenship so no problems but im wondering if its also possible to do an online Anmeldung beforehand from abroad or possibly , can the property owner do this for you with a vollmacht? As you maybe wondering why im asking this and its because the company i will sell, i would like to do over the German income tax law. Instead of having to travel back, after having to do the Anmeldung personally.

[@simplegermany]

No the Anmeldung can't be done online. But someone else can do it for you, when you give them a power of attorney (Vollmacht).

[@benjaminboyce4993]

@@simplegermany ok thank you for your answer, i didn’t think that was possible if i am abroad but i will look in to that.. 🙏