Online · 60 minutes

First-Month Setup Call

Plan deposits, temporary housing, registration, transport, and cash flow for the weeks around arrival.

People discussing a practical checklist around a table

Protect the expensive overlap

The first German payslip may arrive after flights, temporary accommodation, a rental deposit, basic furniture, and transport have already been paid. This call maps that short but costly overlap.

Together we place the likely expenses on a six-week timeline: travel, temporary stay, deposit and first rent, household setup, local tickets, insurance payments, and the broadcasting contribution. We also flag which costs may be reimbursed by an employer and what evidence to retain.

A practical hour

This is best for someone who has accepted an offer and knows their arrival window. It does not cover visa eligibility or apartment searches. Bring your start date, payment date if known, relocation allowance, accommodation plan, and available arrival funds.

After the call, you receive a dated checklist and a buffer range. One household and one destination are included.