Relocation & career pathway review
A joined-up review of your target career, qualification evidence, residence route assumptions, job-search geography and moving sequence.
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A new career. A grounded move.
Make decisions about visas, job-search timing, qualifications and the practical move with advice shaped around your experience—not a generic relocation checklist.
Career-first planningBased in StuttgartAdvice for real German processes
One move, connected decisions
Advice that joins the dots
A career transition affects the residence route you choose, the documents you prepare and when you can confidently give notice or book a move.
German application materials review
A practical review of your CV, cover letter approach and evidence for a changed field in the German hiring context.
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First 30 days arrival plan
Sequence registration, insurance, banking, housing and work-related arrival tasks around your actual city and start date.
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Your flagship consultation
Relocation & career pathway review
A 90-minute working session that tests your preferred career direction against qualification recognition, likely residence options, job-market geography and a realistic moving sequence.
- Pre-call review of your CV and current assumptions
- A written priority map after the session
- Clear boundaries around legal and tax advice
Client perspective
Specific help, not blanket reassurance
“I was applying everywhere from Hamburg to Munich while retraining in UX. The session helped me narrow the search to cities where my portfolio and visa timing made sense, and showed me which documents could wait.”
— Mina, moving from Manchester
“There was more preparation than I expected, but that made the call useful. We caught that my regulated job title needed a different route before I paid for translations.”
— Daniel, moving from Toronto
Before the suitcases
Know the next three moves
Start with your destination career, then align evidence, applications and arrival tasks around it. Your plan should tell you what to do next—and what not to spend money on yet.
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