• Bathroom with washbasin in a furnished flat
  • Courtyard and entrance of Seidel Apartments in Dresden
  • Bedroom of a furnished flat in Dresden
  • Living room with TV and armchair
  • Conservatory with bean bags
  • Courtyard and entrance of Seidel Apartments in Dresden
  • Bedroom of a furnished flat in Dresden
  • Living room with TV and armchair
  • Conservatory with bean bags
  • Bathroom with washbasin in a furnished flat
  • Bedroom of a furnished flat in Dresden
  • Living room with TV and armchair
  • Conservatory with bean bags
  • Bathroom with washbasin in a furnished flat
  • Courtyard and entrance of Seidel Apartments in Dresden
  • Living room with TV and armchair
  • Conservatory with bean bags
  • Bathroom with washbasin in a furnished flat
  • Courtyard and entrance of Seidel Apartments in Dresden
  • Bedroom of a furnished flat in Dresden

New in Dresden: your first two weeks after moving in

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Author: Seidel Apartments Dresden

New in Dresden: your first two weeks after moving in

Checklist Dresden Moving in

Moving into a furnished flat is quick: collect the keys, unpack your suitcase, done. There are still a few things you should take care of in the first days. This list helps you.

Register your address

Anyone moving into a flat in Germany must register with the citizens' office (Bürgeramt) within two weeks. This also applies to a furnished flat for a limited period.

  • book an appointment at the Dresden citizens' office, ideally online
  • bring your ID card or passport
  • bring the landlord's confirmation (Wohnungsgeberbestätigung) – we hand it to you when you move in

With the registration certificate you can then open a bank account or register with your employer and the authorities.

Internet and TV

Every flat comes with free Wi-Fi. You receive the access details together with the keys. TV is available via satellite or cable, with a wide range of German, English and other language channels. You do not need a contract of your own.

Laundry

Our launderette with washing machines and tumble dryers is in the building. We are happy to show you how it works when you move in.

Keeping an eye on utilities

You pay a monthly advance for electricity, heating, cold and hot water. Once a year we settle the account according to your actual consumption. Thanks to good thermal insulation, costs stay moderate.

Getting around Dresden

Tram lines 7, 8 and 13 stop nearby, and Dresden-Neustadt station is close. For regular journeys a subscription with the Dresden transport company (DVB) or the Deutschlandticket is usually worthwhile.

Your checklist

  • register your address within two weeks
  • set up Wi-Fi access
  • have a look at the launderette
  • get a ticket or subscription for bus and tram
  • save our phone number: +49 351 8091111

Questions about moving in? Write to us at vermietung@koe63.de.

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