Living and Working in Germany

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The project “Pre-Integration in the Regions of South-East Asia and South-East Europe” provides a platform with which the Goethe-Institut can inform migrants in advance of the challenges they will face when relocating, whether from Belgrade to Berlin or Jakarta to Buxtehude.

What ist Pre-Integration?

Those who wish to permanently migrate to Germany for professional or private reasons receive qualified assistance in their preparation. The Goethe-Institut prepares you comprehensively, not only for language skills but also for life in Germany.

This happens in the form of:

  • consulting services via phone, email or person-to-person
  • information resources
  • seminars
  • virtual sources

Our target group are joining spouses and professional migrants.
Sombatua Sihotang
Project Coordinator Pre-Integration
Sombatua.sihotang.extern@goethe.de

Siti Hasnah Hanum
Project Assistant Pre-Integration
Siti.Hasnah.Hanum.extern@goethe.de

Siti Aminah
Contact person Pre-Integration in Surabaya
infopoint@wisma-jerman.or.id

 

Professional and Marriage Migrants

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Professional Migrants

Are you going to Germany to work? With us you will find answers to your questions about the necessary exam and living and working in Germany.
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Marriage Migrants

Are you moving to Germany to join your wife or husband? We have the answers to your questions about the necessary exam and information about living and working in Germany.

Lajuman - Langkah Menuju Jerman

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Lajuman - Langkah Menuju Jerman

On this page you will find information about living and working in Germany, written by the editorial team and our Indonesian correspondents in Germany.

The articles are available only in Indonesian.

Mein Weg nach Deutschland

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Mein Weg nach Deutschland

Here you can find answers to frequently asked questions and general information about Living and Working in Germany as well as playful interactive exercises to train and improve your German language skills.

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