Arriving
Registering
Registering in the city
Aliens’ Registration Office (Ausländerbehörde)
Accomodation
Finding an appartement
Registering with an utilities supplier
Social housing
Applying for housing benefits
Registering for TV and radio licence fee
Learning German
Integration course
More ways to learn German
Working
Recognition of your professional qualifications
Obtaining a work permit (for Non EU-Citizens)
Social security number and tax number
Looking for a job
Healthcare
Registering with a health insurance company
Visiting a doctor
Children and family
Parents with children up to six years
Registering your child with a school
Educational advice
Child benefit
Parental allowance (Elterngeld)
Karlsruher Kinderpass/ Karlsruher Pass/ Karlsruher Pass 60+
Bank account
Open a bank account
Advice and service
Migration advisory centres for adult immigrants (MBEs) and youth migration services (JMD)
Transport
Transport
Living
Everyday life
Citizen offices
Healthcare
Travelling around Karlsruhe
Markets and shopping
Waste separation
Internet and Telephone
Emergency numbers and crises
School, education and studying
Early education, pre-school childcare
School, school system
Vocational training and studying
Working and social issues
Recognition of your professional qualification
Finding work
Social security and taxes
Basic social security, unemployment benefit
Culture and leisure
Cultural institutions
Festivals and celebrations
Sightseeing
Nature and parks
Different life stages
Marriage
Families
Children and youngsters
Elderly people
Living with disabilities
Participation
Democracy and participation
Social involvement
Naturalization
Karlsruhe in Europe and the world
Intercultural initiatives and meeting places
Gender equality, LGBTQI, anti-discrimination
About us
What is AniKA
Mission Statement AniKA
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Offers
Education
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Assistance
Leisure
Accomodation
Events
Education
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Assistance
Leisure
Accomodation
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Arriving
Registering
Registering in the city
Aliens’ Registration Office (Ausländerbehörde)
Accomodation
Finding an appartement
Registering with an utilities supplier
Social housing
Applying for housing benefits
Registering for TV and radio licence fee
Learning German
Integration course
More ways to learn German
Working
Recognition of your professional qualifications
Obtaining a work permit (for Non EU-Citizens)
Social security number and tax number
Looking for a job
Healthcare
Registering with a health insurance company
Visiting a doctor
Children and family
Parents with children up to six years
Registering your child with a school
Educational advice
Child benefit
Parental allowance (Elterngeld)
Karlsruher Kinderpass/ Karlsruher Pass/ Karlsruher Pass 60+
Bank account
Open a bank account
Advice and service
Migration advisory centres for adult immigrants (MBEs) and youth migration services (JMD)
Transport
Transport
Living
Everyday life
Citizen offices
Healthcare
Travelling around Karlsruhe
Markets and shopping
Waste separation
Internet and Telephone
Emergency numbers and crises
School, education and studying
Early education, pre-school childcare
School, school system
Vocational training and studying
Working and social issues
Recognition of your professional qualification
Finding work
Social security and taxes
Basic social security, unemployment benefit
Culture and leisure
Cultural institutions
Festivals and celebrations
Sightseeing
Nature and parks
Different life stages
Marriage
Families
Children and youngsters
Elderly people
Living with disabilities
Participation
Democracy and participation
Social involvement
Naturalization
Karlsruhe in Europe and the world
Intercultural initiatives and meeting places
Gender equality, LGBTQI, anti-discrimination
About us
What is AniKA
Mission Statement AniKA
Network Partners
Offers
Education
Work
Assistance
Leisure
Accomodation
Events
Education
Work
Assistance
Leisure
Accomodation
Arriving
Living
Offers
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About us
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