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Electronic
high precision material, photographic
equipment.
Germany has developed an important new
technology sector which already employs
over 1.7 million people, and there is a
shortage of skilled labour.
The Neuer Markt, which is the German
equivalent of the NASDAQ, is composed of
271 companies, 56 of which are linked to
the Internet, it represents 80% of this
sector's stock capital in Europe.
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Climate
Germany
has a continental climate, a cold winter
often with snow and a hot and dry summer
with temperatures sometimes going up to
30° in July.
In the western part of the country there
is a lot of rain and very frequent
temperature changes.
Heavy winds blow from the west.
In the north-west the climate is
oceanic.
The summers are hot and the winters are
very mild.
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Working
in Germany - Formalities
If
you are staying for less than three months
you can enter the country with only a
valid identity card.
This does not allow entry to other members
of your family, neither does it entitle
you to work.
If you stay over three months you have to
apply for a residence permit
(Aufenthaltserlaubnis).
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Health
Medicine
/Hospitalization
The German public health system encourages
the use of public hospitals. It is however
possible to be treated by private services
in a university or regional hospital if
you have a complementary medical
insurance.
German doctors are very competent. It is
possible to find French-speaking doctors
(our list of Useful Addresses).
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Information
A
letter or a postcard takes a stamp costing
1,10 DM
Driving
Licence :
Your French driving licence must be
converted into a German one within a
year.
It is best to apply for a local one during
the first six months of your stay.
To do this you have to go to the
Strassenverkehrsamt, taking your French
licence and identity photos.
If you don't do this within the time limit
you will be obliged to sit for another
driving test.
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Importing
a car
You have to register your car within
12 months following your arrival, we
recommend that you go about it immediately
after you have moved to Germany.
Go to the registration service which deals
with the area in which you live
(Strassenverkehrsamt) with the following
documents (which must be up-to-date) :
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Hotels
and
restaurants
Aparthotels
Munich, Berlin Hotels, Cologne Hotels,
Furnished apartment in Munich
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Your
suitcase
Winter
on the North Sea coast can be intensely
cold with the wind and the humidity, even
though the temperatures are not very
low.
In summer the evenings tend to be
cool.
Also don't forget to bring a raincoat and
an umbrella.
Munich : thick sweater, suit
and tie recommended.
Cologne : suit and tie for
business.
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Schools
German schooling is very similar to French
schooling.
The German equivalent to the French
baccalauréat is the Abitur, which
is recognized and has an automatic
equivalence.
The equivalence of a degree in French
Studies is the Zwischenprüfung.
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