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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 3)
Tia Robinson
Learn how to ace the interview and where to find those “secret jobs” not advertised on platforms like Monster or LinkedIn.
Learn how to ace the interview and where to find those “secret jobs” not advertised on platforms like Monster or LinkedIn.
Caring for your mental health is essential no matter where you live, and an extra challenge when you are living abroad: Here's Expath's collection of mental healthcare providers, resources, sites, apps and more, to help you get support as an expat in Germany.
Learn from recruiters of international teams how to compile your application to increase your chances of getting a job in Germany.
A job in Germany. Where you don’t have to speak fluent German. Yes, they do exist — and not only if you’re a software engineer!
In the first part of this series we covered how to register for the ELSTER platform as a new user. In this part we'll explain step by step how to fill out the Fragebogen if you're a freelancer.
As of this year, completing the Fragebogen zur steuerlichen Erfassung to register as a freelancer must be done online via Germany’s ELSTER (tax) portal. Part 1 of this guide covers how to register for the ELSTER platform as a new user, and Part 2 covers how to fill the Fragebogen out (for freelancers).