Life in Germany: Housing, Services, Work

Moving to Germany is not only about new opportunities, but also about facing one of the most complex bureaucratic systems in the world. Letters from authorities, endless appointments, legal subtleties, and the psychological pressure of adaptation can throw even the strongest person off balance.

Nova Consulting was created to become your reliable guide and protector. We have combined legal expertise and professional psychological support to solve your problems comprehensively.

It sounds like something from a utopian future — but it’s real Germany.
Once again, a basic income lottery is taking place in the country: participants can receive €1,200 per month for a period of three years.
No requirements regarding income, profession, or social status.
Just money — regularly and officially.

The project is not run by the state, but by a civic initiative. Nevertheless, interest remains extremely high. And not only because of the money. If you look closer, the story goes much deeper.

A space created with heart – for celebrations, trainings, family gatherings and special moments

Partyraum Wuppertal is not just a 140-square-meter room in the heart of Elberfeld.
It is a place created with love, attention, and a sincere desire to give people the opportunity to host their events beautifully, comfortably, and without unnecessary expenses.

Germany’s rental market is highly competitive. Good apartments are taken within hours, and many newcomers think renting without a real estate agent (Makler) is impossible. But with the right documents and strategy, you can absolutely rent a place without paying commission.
Below is a detailed step-by-step guide to help you find an apartment on your own.