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Abmeldung: How to deregister from Berlin?

CHRISTMAS SALE 🎄 24 % discount on your Residence Deregistration What should I know when deregistering my address in Berlin? How can I deregister while I am still in Berlin? In person: You can easily deregister your residency in Berlin by going…

How to: Residence Registration in Berlin Germany

Complete Guide to Residence Registration in Berlin, Germany Are you moving to Berlin? Ensure a smooth transition by mastering the art of residence registration. What is Residence Registration (Anmeldung) in Berlin? Discover the vital first step for settling in Berlin…

Abmeldung: deregistration of your address in Düsseldorf

BLACK WEEK SALE 💰 30% discount on your Residence Deregistration What should I know when deregistering my address in Düsseldorf? How can I deregister while I am still in Düsseldorf? In person: You can easily deregister your residency in Düsseldorf…

Abmeldung: deregistration of your address in Hannover

BLACK WEEK SALE 💰 30% discount on your Residence Deregistration What should I know when deregistering my address in Hannover? How can I deregister while I am still in Hannover? In person: You can easily deregister your residency in Hannover…

Abmeldung: How To Deregister Your Address When Leaving Germany

Anyone who is leaving Germany and moving to another country is legally required to deregister. (German term for deregistration) should ideally be done before your departure as it is less complicated for you to do it in person than via mail (why will be explained later in this article).

Contract cancellation when leaving Germany

BLACK WEEK SALE 💰 30% discount on your Residence Deregistration How to cancel contracts as soon as possible before the agreed date of termination This article will help you understand… Do you need help with your contract cancellation? We have…

Pension refund Germany

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As part of the social security act, Germany has a mandatory state pension. Contributions into the German state pension are compulsory for all employees. This means that a certain percentage of your net salary (9,3%) is going towards the state pension. Hence, if you have worked in Germany for some time, there is a big possibility that you paid a lot of money into your pension without even knowing it. If you moved away from Germany, you might be eligible to claim your pension contribution without waiting until you turn 65.