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 Manila to Buxtehude.
The Goethe Institut offers you comprehensive preparation. In addition to learning the German language, we will introduce you to the country and its people - we train you for life in Germany. We would be happy to discuss your ideas about Germany and life in Germany. We offer advice, classes, and solid preparation so you can successfully integrate into Germany society.
If you have family members in Germany, you can apply for a residence permit for them to restore or maintain the family community. As a prerequisite, your relative must have a residence permit, have sufficient living space available, and must be able to secure the family’s living expenses.
The Goethe Institut offers intensive preparatory courses for the A1 language exam. You can use this certificate from the Goethe Institute for your family visa application. Read our website for more information and contact us for personal advice.
Effective integration in German society requires solid language skills as well as knowledge about the country and its people. To be successful in everyday life, it is also important to prepare for different customs and traditions. How do you interact with your neighbors? How do you approach your colleagues? How do you get your official paperwork done with confidence? Intercultural training helps you find your bearings and identify and avoid problems from the outset. We’ll be happy to advise you.
“JUAN01 Guide to Germany” will help you prepare Filipinos for their first days in Germany. The guide will help Filipinos to be oriented for your future living environment in Germany to make integration easier. Here you will find the book in English.
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO EVERYDAY HOSPITAL ROUTINES IN GERMANY
Issued by the Goethe Institute, the booklet is a linguistic introduction to German hospital life for healthcare professionals and nurses that provides answers to commonly asked questions.
Here you will find the book in German language.
This guide takes up the content of the web portal and helps new immigrants prepare for their first time in Germany while they are still in their home country. Here they get general information and tips on where they can do further research. They also find useful words and phrases for their everyday life in Germany. The booklet can also be easily integrated into the classroom.
