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"Hi, I'm Filip and work as a mobile developer. I come from Macedonia and I am soon moving to Germany, I don't speak German but I'm planning on learning it. I have previously lived in Heidelberg back in 2017 and I love the city. I'm thinking of going back there, but still thinking of trying out a bigger city. Making friends is my biggest priority, so I am considering bigger city for more opportunities for this. Cologne sounds nice, but I am afraid the weather will not suit me very well." - digitalennomad

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"Hello, I am a 25 year old Australian looking for work in Hamburg. I have recently moved here to live with my fiance who is German and have a working holiday visa for 1 year. I am having difficulty finding employment agencies for English speaking people. I have a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (OT), but I can't work as an OT until I have finished my B2 German course which goes until January. I would like start a career here, not just find a job, and am open to various jobs. Is anyone able to give me any tips of people i could contact? My verbal German skills and understanding are good. I am finding it hard to find a job which you don't require an Ausbildung for. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you" - janehamburg

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