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ProfOrg provides end-to-end relocation and immigration services – a key factor is finding the right home in a tight, competitive market. Here are key pitfalls – and how we help:
“I saw plenty online.” The challenge isn’t finding listings – it’s being chosen. We represent employees professionally, ask the right questions, translate contracts, and help avoid hidden issues.
Unrealistic expectations. Many newcomers map their current standard onto Germany. We set expectations early – with empathy and clarity – identifying realistic options and smart compromises.
Negotiating like back home. In Germany, aggressive haggling can shut doors. We strike the right balance to secure fair terms and market rent without jeopardising the deal.
Speed & timing. Good homes can go within hours. We monitor the market, organise fast viewings, and submit complete, compelling applications first time.
Costly surprises when moving out. We document the property at handover, ensure issues are addressed, and explain tenant duties (e.g. repainting, professional cleaning) so costs don’t bite later.
With 40+ years’ experience, ISO-certified processes, and a nationwide network, ProfOrg makes homefinding not just possible, but successful.
Contact
PROFORG – Global Mobility
Remco Rehberg
Kölner Strasse 10,
65760 Eschborn
Tel. +49 6196 59460
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www.proforg.com
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The best news first: You have chosen a fantastic piece of Germany for your new chapter! The Rhine-Main region is economically attractive, diverse, and full of opportunities. However, in order to truly enjoy all of this, you need a place to switch off and recharge.
One of the first things newcomers have to do is find somewhere to live. Housing in Frankfurt Rhine-Main is pretty affordable compared to other international cities, but you‘ll have to put in the effort to find the right place.
When looking for a property, it always helps to dress for the occasion. Due to the shortage in the housing market, landlords often choose between several candidates.
Germany, you‘ll soon discover, is a very well-run country. But bureaucracy is a price for keeping a well-run operation.
Citizens of the EU, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, are permitted to work and live in Germany without a work or residence permit.
The range of services on offer to assist in international relocations is extensive, but not all of the services will be applicable to every expatriate.
Even if your belongings have arrived on time and your house hunt has gone well, it’s important to make sure your kids feel at home.
If you become smitten with love during your stay in Germany, there is a chance you’ll want to get married.
Often, international families hire a profession nanny to help look after small children, particularly if both parents are in full-time employment.