Hi all,
Newbie on the Germany forum? Don't know how to start?
This thread is for you 
We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country,
or to tell us more on your expat projects in Germany if you are planning to move there.
It will enable us to help you better but above all to wish you a warm welcome.
Welcome on board!
Nice thread I impress this thread
Hello Mastin,
Welcome on board !
Feel free to share a few words on yourself and your project. We will be glad to know a bit more about you.
All the best
Bhavna
My project is called Driver Service. and What is your project?
@Bhavna
thanks bhavna
Hello all.
I am Tamer from Egypt working as digital marketing specialist at AGROMAX company.
This is a new challenge for me to marketing to other countries, I am working on this project now to export the company's products ( fresh and frozen Fruits and Vegetables).
I am looking to travel to Germany to meet clients face to face in near future, but now I am looking to a partner work with a commission for each deal.
Kindly share your ideas about this reply.
Thanks.
Irish guy, semi-retired. Just moved to Berlin.
Hello Stephen,
Welcome to expat.com!
How are you finding Berlin so far?
If you have any questions, feel free to ask them on the Germany forum
Cheers,
Yoginee
Expat.com team
Hi there. I've been living in Berlin now for 3 years. Started my self employed business of me when I got here. Until recently I've not had much dealing with the hmrc back in the uk as I've had the German system to get used to. Dual taxation and how to register for it and set the whole thing up is my next project.
i feel I am at the bottom of a very steep hill with many paths. Hopefully I can navigate it without too much damage along the way.
best
stevie
@Julien
I'm Debrah. I just moved to Hungary but want to live in Germany. How do I get an English speaking job in Germany?
Thank you
@Debrah Light Unless you are in a specific niche with a lack of suitable personnel among German speakers (e.g. in IT and some other High-Teck areas), it is highly unlikely that you find an English-speaking job in Germany.
After all, we speak German here!
Hi Debrah,
Just Googling "English speaking jobs Germany" could be useful.
If you're looking for a job teaching English, there are many ways you can go about it (I didn't speak a word of German before I moved here and have been living here for more than 4 years now, teaching English as a freelancer).
But, speaking from personal experience, it would greatly benefit you if you learn some German before you come as I've come across a lot of Germans who have no time for people here who don't speak German.
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