Family Arrival Planning
A 90-minute planning conversation for couples or families coordinating registration, health-cover questions, and different employment or arrival dates.
View consultationA one-to-one conversation about German health insurance, payslip contributions, and the first administrative decisions that shape your move.
Your employment status, income, family situation, and arrival date all affect the sensible order of decisions. We help you prepare for insurer conversations without choosing a policy on your behalf.
A 90-minute planning conversation for couples or families coordinating registration, health-cover questions, and different employment or arrival dates.
View consultationA structured 75-minute consultation for employees, freelancers, and accompanying partners who need to understand Germany’s public and private health insurance landscape before making calls.
View consultationA focused explanation of the statutory deductions that commonly appear on a German employee payslip and how employer and employee shares relate.
View consultationBring your questions; leave with a written action map and a shortlist of official sources relevant to your circumstances.
Tell us your planned arrival, work situation, and the questions that keep resurfacing. Do not send medical records or identity documents.
We spend the session on health cover, compulsory contributions, registration timing, and the vocabulary you will meet.
Within one business day, receive a concise recap, official links, and the order in which to contact the relevant organisations.
“The adviser spotted that my spouse’s arrival date changed which questions we should ask the Krankenkasse. The call was detailed without becoming overwhelming.”— Mirela, relocation from Zagreb
“I still had to compare insurers myself, which was made clear upfront. What helped was finally understanding the difference between care insurance and pension deductions.”— Owen, employed in Hamburg
Your employment offer, gross salary, family arrival plan, and previous cover dates are usually enough for a useful first conversation.
See the appointment guide