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Dresden

Welcome to Dresden.

Dresden is a place of surprises. This is a city bombed flat in World War II and now rebuilt in an exact replica of its pre-war splendor. Its small-town charm hides an emerging vitality as the former East Germany’s main commercial center. With every month that passes, more expatriates arrive, as the microelectrics and technology industry takes root. Even without a network of expatriate friends, you will never be short of overseas’ acquaintances, since over 7.4 million people visit the city each year to admire its beauty, Saxon hospitality, and lifestyle. Get ready to be charmed!

Getting There
From A to Z: airports, visas, permits, tickets and shippers. Need a taxi from the airport? We’ll tell you the charges. A hotel? We know the best. And what about that culture shock? We’ll let you know what to expect.

Living There
The best neighborhoods, buying or renting a home and price guides. Doctors, dentists, osteopaths: where to get that painful back treated. How to hook up, find a plumber, a cleaner, a laundry. Need a cell phone, we’ll tell you where to get one. Start here.

Raising Kids There
Dresden has only one international school. Read our information on it and know what to expect. Find out about the excellent local pre-schools, childcare, or where to find a pediatrician. And for free time – family restaurants, fun things to do, and idea for the kids.

Playing There
Dresden may be small but it’s historic, pretty, and has lots to do. We’ll guide you towards all the finest sights and cultural events. Try the best local and international cuisine, and then fight off the pounds with our Keep Fit listings. Homesick? We’ll guide you to places where expatriates are found.

Working There
The serious issues: starting a branch, renting offices, corporate structures, English-speaking lawyers, banking and tax liabilities. Need staff, a reliable courier or translation service? Check out this section.

Spouse Survival Kit
So you are here with your partner? Does that mean you have to sit at home? Our survival kit helps you make the leap – form friendships, find work, join clubs, network, take courses, keep busy.


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