Presently I am living in Germany on SOFA agreement. but...?
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you need to apply in germany at the 'stadtverwaltung' of your town and go to the 'auslaenderbehoerde' there. if you don't have a german sponsor, you have no chance to get it.\n\nsorry, good luck in your future.
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you need a tv with us/german capabilities, i know beciae i am in germany as we speak
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It is depends on which country you are living.
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You will need a friend in the UK to do this for you or go to a bank with locations in both Germany and the UK.  Or, go to an investment banking company who will for a fee do this.
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I am in impression that according to German laws no foreigners are allowed to buy properties unless you have legal residency of the country.
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I am from Germany and studied there at university, too. I would be very surprised if your uni didn't have an exchange program with partner universities in England. This way you probably wouldn't be living in an English family but if you lived in a dorm with other students, that would probably be okay, too, wouldn't it? Also, I am quite positive that Frankfurt University has an exchange program that would enable you to live in England for one semester (I don't know how much under time pressure you are with getting your Scheine and your Zwischendiplom / Diplom. \nHave a look at this link:\nhttp://www.muk.uni-frankfurt.de/Publikationen/Broschueren/dokumente/pdfs/Broschuere_0410041.pdf\n\nHope this helped....
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unless u plan to live here for the rest of your life i dont understand y would u want to buy it?  prices r rising, the last few months prices doubled (some areas tripled)\nim not sure about it but i dont think theres no limitation against foreigners to own residential estates\nanyway u can drop me an email if u want.. cant promise anything but i'll see what i can do\ngood luck
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make a contract with them. but u know textiles... it never work the way it shd...
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my husband is German, and I lived there for awhile. Have no worries- nobody cares about your US credit records there. I think this whole system was invented here, and it is not practiced anywhere else in the world. Or at list not in the same way. If you want to buy a house in Germany, of course you would need some type of proof of financial independence, as well as down payment. To just open an account, or to rent a place- you need an employer or proof that you are making money or have money on the bank account.
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Hi RM, you're right that the characters are swapped around in Germany (and most of continental Europe). The first property is fifteen hundred and seventy square metres. And the price is 75 eurocents per square metre.\n\nI just had this same problem figuring out some currency values for Icelandic kroner.
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just go to google.com and type germany in the search engine
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you could try making an alternate address in the uk
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You can get there by subway.  There is a stop right ouside of the stadium.  Here is a site that may be of help.  Have fun.  Germany is a great place.  I lived there for 8 years.
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sNo.  I have a friend from Germany who has owned a house here for 8 years.  He visits a few times a year, but never overstays his visa.  There are many foreigners who own property in the U.S.
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Write an email to the Czech Republic and ask about their policies. Im sure they would give you links to these or somehow provide the policies to you.
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Unless the locale of your timeshare (i.e. state or country) offers you specific rights, the terms of the contract are enforceable.  In other words -- what does the contract say?
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You need to contact in Rastatt the "Stadtverwaltung" and ask them, they can send it to you copy.