My Name is Mandana. I’m student and I’m trying to earn some money while studying. We are from Iran, so I’m familiar with translating forms or other letters.

Born and raised in Canada, I first came to Germany in 2014. Little did I know, I would stay in this country despite all of the bureaucratic difficulties and troubles, having lived and studied in 4 different cities: Heidelberg, Bremen, Hamburg, Berlin.

I have 9 years of experience with German bureaucracy and would be delighted to help you as well. I can give you advice and find solutions on just about everything regarding relocation or legal hurdles as well as…

Life Hacks for Berlin Bureaucracy

Securing Temporary Apartment

Opening a Bank Account

Collecting Tax ID

Work Permit and Residence Permit

Home Search (For employed people only)!

Been in this city for more than 8 years and even though I´m still learning, I can read the “fine print” on the german culture by now.

How to really settle in Berlin, where to eat, buy. How and where to meet people. Basically, a crash course into settling into your new life in Berlin is what I can offer.

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Im a very openminded, flexibel & tolerant Girl, Born in Poland, Living since 30 years in Berlin now, grown up in a multicultural enviorenment, worked in different Jobs, volounteering for many Charity Organisations, now running my own small Buisness in Music, Artists, Event Management, Promotion & Lifestyle … I have studied Buisness Law, Art History, Event Management & will soon start study Art Therapy & alternative Healing Methods … I have contacts & friendships with People from…

Hallo Sucher,

Ich würde dir sowieso gerne helfen …

Ich bin offen für alles.

Ich bin 33 Jahre alt, eine deutsche Frau und lebe in der Nähe von Düsseldorf. Ich komme aus Hilden. 

Ich spreche Deutsch (Muttersprache). Spanisch und Englisch.

After eight years living in Berlin and six years working as a translator, I know how Germany works. My name is Freja Stein. I studied German language in Denmark, but just applied for a degree in law in Germany. I know how confusing and stressfull it can be to deal with the german bureaucracy, difficult it is to fill out forms or even just to find out where you are supposed to go, when you need to get something done.

My name is Hugo Chamorro, from Triptongue. I am a translator of English, German and Spanish. I have been dealing with Berlin bureaucracy myself since my arrival five years ago and I have been doing it professionally for over 3 years. I accompany people through the application process of Job Center and Agentur für Arbeit, helping with the filling out of forms and interpreting for them at the public offices; I have also done language mediation at…

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