Begin here to choose the route that fits your citizenship or residence status, location and family situation. Build a personal arrival timeline and document checklist before continuing.

By the end of this module, you can distinguish core, conditional and optional content; identify the documents relevant to your situation; and create a personal before-arrival and first-weeks action plan.

A step-by-step guide to Anmeldung, Hannover's online-service limitations, Bürgeramt preparation, family registration, registration confirmation, tax ID and HR follow-up.

Learners can identify the authority and registration route for their home address, prepare a non-sensitive document checklist, register on time and complete the next administrative steps.

A practical guide to CEFR self-assessment, BAMF and VHS routes, course selection, TIB support questions, workplace-language goals and a 90-day study plan.

Learners can estimate their CEFR level, choose a course that matches a workplace or everyday goal, and create a realistic 90-day learning plan.

This module helps learners understand how salary works in Germany. It focuses on payslips, payroll deductions, income tax, and the main factors that affect how much money employees receive after deductions.

Learners will be able to distinguish between gross and net salary, identify common payroll deductions, and describe the basics of income tax in Germany.

This module focuses on how to use the healthcare system in practice. It covers finding a doctor, getting medication, understanding prescriptions, and knowing where to go in urgent or emergency situations.

Learners will be able to access common healthcare services in Germany, including GP visits, specialist referrals, pharmacies, and emergency support.

This module gives families an overview of childcare in Germany. It explains nursery and childcare options, the role of local offices, and why early planning is important because places may be limited.

Learners will be able to describe the main childcare options in Germany and identify where to look for local childcare support and registration information.

This module focuses on family-related financial and employment support in Germany. It introduces child benefit, parental allowance models, and parental leave as key resources for families with children.

Learners will be able to explain the basics of child benefit, parental allowance, and parental leave in Germany and identify when these supports may apply.

A guided close to the onboarding path: prioritise next actions, route unresolved questions to the right TIB or public contact, use eDoer safely and complete a confidence check.

Learners can create a dated personal onboarding plan, identify the responsible support contact for unresolved questions and recognise when official or professional advice is required.