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Relocating to Munich
Moving to Munich from Canada is an exciting adventure filled with opportunities to experience a new culture, vibrant city life, and delicious food. Differences are an accepted part of life. English is available but typically German preferred. Planning ahead makes a big difference. Bekins Worldwide, using its decades of international move experience and expertise, is here to help you, with both the best time of year to move and what to expect on the day you move into your new residence.
The best time to move to Munich depends on the kind of climate you prefer and the season activities you want to experience first. If you love warm weather and outdoor activities, the summer months of May to September are great. It’s perfect to experience Munich’s lush parks, beer gardens, and outdoor festivals, including the world-renowned Oktoberfest, which typically runs from late September to early October Moving in the spring or fall (April to October) offers a more temperate climate, while winter (November to March) is cold and snowy, if you want to enjoy the nearby Alps for skiing. If you’re used to Canadian winters, Munich winters do not feel as harsh.
On moving day, attention to these items will help make for a seamless transition:
• Language Barrier: Many people in Munich speak English, especially among younger generations. None the less it’s helpful to learn basic German phrases or have a translation app on hand.
• Documentation and Paperwork: Germans are known for their efficiency, and bureaucracy. Have all necessary paperwork, including copies of your information from Canada. There will be requests for a residence permit, health insurance, and registration at your new address (Anmeldung). You’ll need to visit the Bürgerbüro (local government office) to complete these registrations.
Coordinating your moving to Munich and the completion of local registrations, are easier if you have arranged a local cell phone number. Cell phone ( i.e. handy’s ) rates and monthly plans are surprisingly reasonable compared to Canada. Further it helps with documentation translations for various registrations arrival requires.
“Münchner” (singular) or “Münchnern” (plural) generally take pride in their regional identities, They are especially proud of their city’s rich culture, history, and beer garden lifestyle. Whether it’s navigating a new language or adjusting to the unique rhythm of Munich’s life, making the move from Canada to Munich is an experience that will shape your world in wonderful ways. With a bit of preparation, you’ll be ready to enjoy everything this Bavarian capital has to offer! big step, and with careful planning, the transition can be smooth and even enjoyable. Embrace the change, take your time settling in, and before long, you’ll be sipping beer at a beer garden.
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More Help With Moving to Munich
• Cost Of Living in Munich
• City of Munich
• Government of Germany
• Vehicle Importation
• German Consulate – Vancouver
• German Consulate – Toronto
• German Embassy – Ottawa
To make a call to Munich
• Dial 011 (outside North America)
• Dial 49 (code for Germany)
• Dial 89 (Munich area code)
• Dial the local phone number
or the cell phone number
In Munich use 112 for emergencies.