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Hola de nuevo!!
En este post os quiero explicar que tipo de documentación he tenido que sacarme. Entre unos y otros me han ido diciendo todo lo que necesitaba.
Al ser Alemania de la UE puedo viajar libremente con mi DNI pero la ayudante del gerente me explicó que para redactar correctamente el contrato de trabajo necesitaban el Pasaporte. El pasaporte con pedir hora vía teléfono o vía Internet te lo hacen en 15 minutos, no tardan nada, aunque fastidia gastarse 2,15€ de bus para solo ese ratito (como están los precios, recuerdo cuando costaba 1,15€... Que tiempos aquellos!!).
También me he sacado la tarjeta sanitaria europea, allí tendré cobertura sanitaria porque estaré asegurada pagando impuestos pero mejor ir sobre seguro.
Lo siguiente es el Banco y el numero de teléfono móvil. Esto lo tengo que solucionar allí. Mi amiga de Munich me contó que debía tener una cuenta bancaria alemana, y cuando estuve allí de visita lo comprobé, cuando sacas dinero en el extranjero te cobran un x% de tasas y pierdes bastante dinero con esas transacciones. Y bueno lo del numero de móvil es evidente el Roaming es muy caro. Me contó que las tarjetas prepago y los costes de llamada en Alemania eran más baratos que en España y para el resto... Skype + Line + Whastapp + FB + Telegram!!
Besos!!
In this post I want to explain what kind of documentation I had to get. Everybody has been telling me all I needed.
Germany is in the EU so I can travel freely with my ID, but the assistant manager told me that I need a passport to contract me. You can get your passport in 15 minutes, it's not so much time and with your ID it gets even easier.
I have also taken the European health insurance card. I will have health coverage because I will be paying taxes insured but better to play it safe.
The next step is the Bank issues and my new mobile phone number. My friend Nadia told me that I should have a German bank account. When I was there I saw that when you take money abroad the Bank charges an x% tax and you lose a lot of money doing these transactions.
Well what of mobile number is evident Roaming is so expensive. She told me that the prepaid phone cards and their call charges in Germany were cheaper than in Spain. The rest ... Skype + Line + FB + Whastapp + Telegram!
Kisses!!
Besos!!
Hello again!
In this post I want to explain what kind of documentation I had to get. Everybody has been telling me all I needed.
Germany is in the EU so I can travel freely with my ID, but the assistant manager told me that I need a passport to contract me. You can get your passport in 15 minutes, it's not so much time and with your ID it gets even easier.
I have also taken the European health insurance card. I will have health coverage because I will be paying taxes insured but better to play it safe.
The next step is the Bank issues and my new mobile phone number. My friend Nadia told me that I should have a German bank account. When I was there I saw that when you take money abroad the Bank charges an x% tax and you lose a lot of money doing these transactions.
Well what of mobile number is evident Roaming is so expensive. She told me that the prepaid phone cards and their call charges in Germany were cheaper than in Spain. The rest ... Skype + Line + FB + Whastapp + Telegram!
Kisses!!
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