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HTG-Digital-Winter-Spring-2020.Pdf 4˚ 8˚ 12˚ Hassleholm 16˚ 56˚ Arhus Karlskrona 56˚ Helsingborg Kristianstad Kalundborg Copenhagen Vejle Lund Germany Malmo Kolding DENMARK Roskilde Ystad International Boundary Esbjerg Slagelse Koge Bornholm State (Land) Boundary Odense Korsor Naestved Trelleborg (DENMARK) National Capital Ronne State (Land) Capital Sonderborg Rivers Baltic Sea Flensburg Rugen 50 100 Kilometers Rodbyhavn Gedser 0 SCHLESWIG- Sassnitz Kiel Bay Puttgarden HOLSTEIN 0 50 100 Miles 4˚ Mecklenburger Pomeranian Kiel Bucht Stralsund Bay Kiel Canal Rostock Lübeck Swinoujscie North Sea HAMBURG MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN Bremerhaven Wilmhelmshaven Hamburg Schwerin Emden Szczecin BREMEN Elbe Groningen Havel Oldenburg Bremen Wittenberge POLAND Oder Gorzow BRANDENBURG NETHERLANDS Wielkopolski GERMANY Warta Ems NIEDERSACHSEN Berlin ellan Amsterdam itt dk Potsdam M an Hannover a Frankfurt Osnabrück l BERLIN 62˚ Utrecht Enschede Wes Braunschweig 52˚ Arnhem er Magdeburg Rotterdam Bielefeld Spree Zielona Münster Oder Maas Rhine SACHSEN Gora ANHALT Dessau Cottbus Eindhoven Göttingen Elbe Neisse Duisburg Dortmund Halle Antwerpen Essen Leipzig Düsseldorf SACHSEN Gorlitz Kassel NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN Dresden Jelenia Gora Brussels Cologne Eisenach Erfurt Maastricht Bad Siegen Jena Hersfeld Decin Aachen Werra THURINGEN Gera Chemnitz Bonn Fulda Zwickau Liege Usti nad Labem 16˚ Meuse HESSEN Charleroi BELGIUM Hradec Kralove Koblenz Frankfurt Hof Am Main Prague Wiesbaden Main Cheb Mainz Bamberg CZECH LUX. 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Chuck Emerson Publisher – How To Germany HOW TO GERMANY DIGITAL 4 FALL/WINTER 2019/20 TABLE OF CONTENTS Map of Germany . 2 Masthead/Disclaimer . 3 Message from the Publisher . 4 Germany: Basic Facts . 6 Residence Permits, Work Permission . 7 The EU Blue Card in Germany . 10 Housing: What You Need to Know . 12 Rental Furniture in Germany . 15 Furnished Apartments for Temporary Rental in Munich . 18 The Workplace . 21 Finding Work in Germany . 22 Social Security and Employee Benefits . 23 The German School System . 25 International Schools in Germany . 28 Higher Education . 41 Language Schools . 43 Children’s Allowance - Kindergeld . 44 Telephone/Internet Services . 46 Banks & Banking . 50 Health Care in Germany . 53 Health Insurance in Germany . 57 German Legal System . 64 Taxes in Germany . 68 Retirement/Pension Plans-Basic Facts . 73 Buying a House in Germany . 75 Driving in Germany . 80 Road Signs . 85 The German Post Office . 87 Television & Radio . 89 Pets in Germany . 92 Shopping in Germany . 96 German Holidays - 2020 . 98 Traveling by Train . 99 Rothenburg ob der Tauber . 101 Index of Advertisers, Website Articles . 106 HOW TO GERMANY DIGITAL 5 FALL/WINTER 2019/20 GERmaNY: BASIC FACTS Population: 80,4159,622 (July 2020 est.) Size: 357,022 sq km (slightly smaller than Montana) Bordering countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland Coastline: 2,389 km • Forests and woodland cover 31% of the country Climate: temperate and marine; cool, cloudy, wet winters and summers; occasional warm, mountain (foehn) wind Lowest point: Neuendorf bei Wilster (-3.54m) • Highest point: Zugspitze (2,963 m) Life expectancy at birth: 78.7 for males, 83.6 for females (2020 estimate) Religions: Protestant 25.5%, Roman Catholic 27.7%, Muslim 5.1%, unaffiliated or other 41.7% (2018 est.) Government type: federal republic • National capital: Berlin • Voting Age: 18 States: Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Hessen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Saarland, Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein, Thüringen Political parties: Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Christian Social Union (CSU), Free Democratic Party (FDP), Social Democratic Party (SPD), Alliance 90/Greens, Left Party (Die Linke) Currency: 1 euro (€) = 100 cents Internet country code: .de • Internet users: 73.365 million (2016 est.) • Broadband subscribers: 33.217 million (2017 est.) Telephones: Land lines - 44.4 million, Mobile phone subscribers- 106 million (2017 est.) Railways: 43,468 km of track Highways and roads: 644,480 km (12,800 km Autobahn) Waterways: 7,467 km • Airports (large and small, paved and unpaved): 539 Source: CIA Fact Book Number of residents in Germany from English-speaking nations as of 31 December 2018, not including members of the military: Canada
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