For International Talents

  • Holidays and School Breaks in Germany. What international families should know 

    Moving to a new country means learning more than a new language. You also discover new rhythms: when shops close, when schools take a break, when families travel, and when an entire city suddenly dresses up in costumes.  In Germany, public holidays are not the same everywhere. Some apply nationwide, while others depend on the federal state. This overview gives a broad…

  • The Everyday Dresden Guide: Cafés, Green Spaces, and Hidden Gems 

    Moving to a new city is exciting, and sometimes a little overwhelming. Dresden makes it easy, though. It’s where grand history meets everyday coziness, you can admire world-class architecture one moment and relax by the river the next.  Yes, the Frauenkirche, Zwinger, and Semper Opera House are must-sees, but Dresden’s true charm is in the…

  • Ensure a smooth departure: Your HR checklist for employees leaving Germany 

    When relocating international talent, it’s easy to focus on their arrival, but the departure is just as important. As a relocation partner supporting companies across Saxony, we’ve seen how a well-managed exit reduces stress, prevents last-minute issues, and leaves both sides with a positive experience.  To help you navigate this phase, we’ve put together a…