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Right, with patience, persistence and a little bit of Googling you can always work through the issues. But the issues don't exist in the first place in AU/NZ (
by reitzensteinm 8y ago
Right, with patience, persistence and a little bit of Googling you can always work through the issues.
But the issues don't exist in the first place in AU/NZ (and presumably UK/US though I can't speak first hand do that). Even if they did, they'd be solved in a much more straightforward manner. I guarantee a similar form here, even though it would never exist, would accept "address pending" as a valid answer.
I'm not trying to say the German way is wrong, but you have to understand how crazy it seems to a foreigner.
- madez 8y agoI simply don't understand things to be crazy. Rent a place, have an address, file for residency permit, done. If a landowner wants a residency permit, which I've never seen, then maybe that was an ouvert way of saying no?
- reitzensteinm 8y agoI'm not sure if it's possible to explain the difference without living in both countries!