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Let's Go GermanyExpat guides since 2019
For Indians & internationals moving to Germany

Everything you need to move, work, and live in Germany.

Practical guides, honest comparisons, and step-by-step checklists — written by someone who's done it, for people who are about to.

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Berlin Travel Guide: What to See, How to Get Around, Costs

Plan your Berlin trip with this practical 2026 guide: 3-day itinerary, BVG ticket prices, free sights like the East Side Gallery, neighborhoods and day trips.

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Best Hiking Trails in Germany: 12 Routes for Every Level (2026)

The best hiking trails in Germany for 2026: Westweg, Malerweg, Rennsteig, Zugspitze and more — with real distances, difficulty, and how to get there by train.

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Best Weekend Trips from Berlin: 7 Train Destinations

Seven of the best weekend trips from Berlin by train, from Potsdam to Hamburg, with travel times, 2026 ticket prices and what to do in each city.

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Black Forest Travel Guide: Towns, Sights and Itineraries

Plan a Black Forest trip: Freiburg, Triberg waterfalls, Titisee and cuckoo clocks, with itineraries, trains, the KONUS card and best season.

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Budget Travel in Germany: How to See Germany on a Shoestring (2026 Costs)

See Germany on a budget with real 2026 costs: the Deutschlandticket, hostels from 25 euros, cheap eats, and free things to do in every major city.

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Castles in Germany: The Definitive Fairytale Castle Guide

From Neuschwanstein to Burg Eltz: the best castles in Germany, ticket tips, guided tour details and itinerary ideas for a 2026 castle trip.

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Cologne Travel Guide: What to See, How to Get Around, Costs

Plan a Cologne trip with this 2026 guide: Cathedral ticket prices (interior €12, tower €8), Rheinlandtarif fares, Kölsch brewery culture and day trips.

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DB Navigator App Guide: Search, Buy & Manage Train Tickets

How to use the DB Navigator app: search connections, buy Sparpreis tickets from €6.99, reserve seats for €4.90, check in, and claim delay compensation.

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Deutschlandticket 2026: Price, What It Covers & How to Buy

The Deutschlandticket costs €63/month in 2026. What it covers (regional trains and local transport only), how to buy it, and how to cancel by the 10th.

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Sankalp Singh — founder of Let's Go Germany

In Germany since

2019

The person behind the guides

Hi, I'm Sankalp Singh

I'm an Indian software developer who moved to Germany in 2019. Those first months — navigating visa processes, finding a flat, registering at the Bürgeramt, and landing my first tech job — required a methodical, step-by-step approach I had to figure out mostly on my own.

I built Let's Go Germanyso the next person doesn't have to piece together advice from ten different forums. Everything here is grounded in personal experience: honest, practical, and updated when German rules change.

“I spent my first year in Germany piecing together advice from Reddit threads and contradictory official pages. I built this so the next person doesn't have to.”

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Relocating, job hunting, or applying to university? Start with the section that matches where you are right now.

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Each section follows a logical order — no jumping between tabs, no contradictory forum advice, no guessing.

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Use the checklists

Checklists and comparisons let you act on what you just read immediately — not bookmark it for later.

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Written from experience, not research

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India-first perspective

Written with Indian documentation realities in mind — apostille, APS, attestation — without losing utility for other nationalities.

No filler, no fluff

Every paragraph earns its place. We cut the noise and answer the actual question you searched for.

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German rules change often. Guides are reviewed and updated — not just published once and forgotten.

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