Neues vom Nordkap

06.10.2006 09:41


When you move in Denmark, you have to register your new address within five days at folkeregisteret. When you move in Germany you have to register your new address within one week at the Einwohnermeldeamt. The difference between those two does not lie in these two days, the difference is a that in Germany you do it maybe within the first month but in Denmark you really do it within the first five days.
At least, when I told the secretary on monday that I had moved on the weekend her reaction was: HEAVENS, DID YOU TELL THE FOLKEREGISTERET??

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My name is Magdalena Luz. I grew up in Switzerland. I studied physics at Humboldt University Berlin, where I used to live in "Nordkapstrasse" (North Cape street). That's how this blog got its name. After a short intermezzo in Copenhagen, DK, I live now in the amazing city of Wuppertal. This is a place the wild, wild West of Germany, built on 7 hills, (which is really the only thing it has in common with Rome) It is populated by the strange species of homo germanicus occidens communis, also known as 'gemeiner Wessi'. And even with her it is light years away from ever being like Berlin.

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