Real offices, advice centres and organisations in Berlin that help newcomers — with languages, costs and official sources.
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Migration counselling
The federal information hotline run jointly by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees and the Federal Employment Agency. Advisers answer questions in German and English on recognition of foreign qualifications,…
Migration counselling
The federal programme Migrationsberatung für erwachsene Zuwanderer gives newcomers over 27 free, confidential advice on learning German, recognition and jobs, housing, health insurance, and family matters, usually…
Migration counselling
The advice centre of the Berlin Senate's Commissioner for Integration and Migration, for everyone without a German passport, people with a migration history and their relatives. Free walk-in advice on residence and…
Migration counselling
The Berlin branch of the Arbeiterwohlfahrt runs both adult migration counselling (MBE) and Youth Migration Services (JMD) through its district associations in Mitte, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Neukölln,…
Migration counselling
The Berlin Red Cross (Landesverband Berliner Rotes Kreuz) runs adult migration counselling for people already living in Berlin, including EU citizens, recognised refugees and third-country nationals. Counsellors help…
Migration counselling
The online channel of the federal adult migration counselling (MBE). If you are new to Germany and at least 28, you can write to a trained counsellor through the mbeon platform or app instead of visiting an office; most…
Migration counselling
Youth Migration Services support young people with a migration background aged 12 to 27 with school, training and career plans, German courses, everyday problems and experiences of discrimination, often accompanying…