I have a job offer in Bonn, Germany. The departure is in two, three months. I would be very grateful if someone who has been there and lived has shared experiences about prices, accommodation, people, food, shops, fitness centers. Food will be provided at least four days a week. She has to take over the apartment herself. What are the prices for public transport in Bonn I will be happy to hear the opinions of people who have lived there. What was your life like there? In your free time did you go to coffee, theater, museums, cinema, fitness? Are there part-time university programs out there? Are German language courses expensive? Are books published in English or only in German sold in bookstores? Can I open a bank account? Any information is welcome and Thanks in advance! Nice day!
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You have to take the apartment, but did they find one for you in the first place? It is important, however, that the most important things are provided to you. Of course, you can't, but you have to open an account. I don't live in Bonn, so I can't give you any other answers. Success !
In order to open a bank account, you must have a permanent address registration - does the employer assist you in finding accommodation or will you have to look for one yourself on the spot? I do not live in Bonn, but to your questions about the prices of goods in stores, university programs, etc. - almost every chain of stores maintains online sites and stores where you can easily view the prices of products to find out. (here the site does not allow posting links and Latin, but you can set the most famous versions of stores such as Lidl, Kaufland, Roar, Ikea, etc. with "de" after them on a search engine and check what you are interested in, for rent in the area you have chosen, see real estate or real estate, for example). If you write a fitness bonus, the sites of at least a few fitness centers will surely pop up, where you can check the prices of the courses you are interested in. Information in English and Bulgarian about the integration courses in German, prices and providers in the area can be found on the website of the Bumf de Bundesamat for Migration and Refugees. University sites usually have an English version, so you can see the list of programs that offer and application conditions. svb-busundbachn de is the site where you can check the prices of public transport tickets in Bonn - I'm a little worried honestly that you haven't checked these things on the internet alone, it will be quite difficult if you can't find your way which where to look online. Bookstores also offer literature in English, you can always order the title you want, if it is not currently available. Doctors and dentists usually speak English. Does your employer provide you? My advice is to do a very detailed preliminary survey online before doing anything.
I have been living here for more than 8 years ... But you didn't explain - you have a Bulgarian or German employer and how much it will pay you under a contract and whether you have the contract at all !!! Don't believe in words and butterflies, that then you will roar here, that this time you have no money to come back here. Otherwise, in general, the minimum wage is about 9 € gross per hour - as you get insurance and so on. You stay around € 7 per hour or around € 1000 per month. If you are lucky you will find a miserable hollow for 400-450 €, because Bulgarians are simply not given a transport ticket to 80 € per month, electricity to 60 €, telephone to 30 €, internet 25 €, food-cosmetics, etc. At € 300 it still depends on what you buy and always calculate at € 100-150 unnecessary expenses. If you are lucky - you will be fine, but if you do not have German, you will be pushed so that then you will wonder where you have to pay a few thousand.
You don't need Germany. You better stay in Bulgaria.
H4, thanks for the info. H5, from what point of view are you telling me to stay here? Why?
Well, read a little more about the situation in Germany after Merkel's invitation and draw your own conclusions. But from the right sources ... I'm not №4
Because in Bulgaria is your homeland. Abroad we are foreigners, Germans are bad people, they hate many foreigners. Better in the Benelux, France, England, Ireland, the Czech Republic, Scandinavia, but not in Germany, it is unfortunately already Islamized, Turkified and so on.
H8, and because Bulgaria is my homeland not to travel, not to see the world, not to live abroad? Precisely because of such limited individuals, who for some reason are in abundance in Bulgaria, I am leaving the country. The Germans are not bad people, they are wonderful, I have many friends from Germany, as well as from Belgium and from everywhere. Bulgaria will not pull up, not because many people are leaving it, but because, in general, the thinking of the people is not worth it, and not only the thinking ... Let's stop with the same nonsense in every topic. The envy of the rest is boundless. What is this attack on departing / working abroad? As if you have no other job. He almost betrayed his homeland. I will fall from laughter. In what year, in what century do you live? People are not literate, people, that's why we are in this situation.
Number 8. Aren't you tired of writing on every topic about Germany, that Germany is Islamized, etc., and sending people to France? I recently had guests from France. We were in Frankfurt. I hadn't been there for about 3 years. I marveled at the abundance of Arab restaurants, shops and even banks. The reaction of the guests was that compared to Paris, it is nothing. The Scandinavian countries - Sweden is full of migrants. If you are not competent, do not give a shit.