12 Tips for Living in Dusseldorf, Germany
By ademola
A glimpse at expat life in Dusseldorf, Germany - from international schools to cost of living in Dusseldorf, expat clubs to recreational activities.
Why People Move to Dusseldorf
People move to Dusseldorf for work and for family reasons.
Cost of Living in Dusseldorf, Germany
Here are some of the cost of living figures for Dusseldorf, Germany.
Flat rent 1000-1500 Eur
Flat buy 3000 Eur/m2
Avg Restaurant 8-10Eur/meal
Car leasing 300-500
Eur/month
Car insurance vary 1000-2000 Eur/year
Insurances 300Eur/year
Health insurance private 400 Eur/month
Health insurance public 400-800 Eur/month
Income tax vary depending family status
Expat Clubs in Dusseldorf
Many internation clubs, you can join online...
International Schools in Dusseldorf
International School of Dusseldorf in Kaiserswerth 2 schools (English)
Other schools (French, Greek, Japanese)
Shopping & Markets
There are many food stores and markets in Dusseldorf - normal city living.
Public Transportation
Public transportation in Dusseldorf is safe. Monthly fees are affordable. Taxis / car / bike rental
Climate in Dusseldorf
The temperature in Dusseldorf in the summer ranges from +22 to +35C. In the winter in ranges from -2 to +10C.
Restaurants & Nightlife
Many restaurants. Night clubs for 30+. Jazz club, live music. Special parties for 40+ ages.
Hospitals and Medical Care in Dusselforf
In Dusseldorf, public hospitals offer emergency treatment as well. Private clinics are affordable only with private insurance. Costs are still cheaper than US.
Homelike
We've partnered with Homelike, to connect expats and newcomers with temporary accommodations in Germany. If you're moving to Germany, rent a short-term, furnished apartment or home for the first few months from Homelike and take your time figuring out the best place to live in Germany.
Homelike
We've partnered with Homelike, to connect expats and newcomers with temporary accommodations in Germany. If you're moving to Germany, rent a short-term, furnished apartment or home for the first few months from Homelike and take your time figuring out the best place to live in Germany.
Recreational Activities in the Dusseldorf Area
Public pools, sport clubs. Many kind of sports available, but not excessively.
Visa & Residency
If you are from the EU, you don't need a visa nor are their residency requirements. If you are from outside of the EE, a visa & work permit are needed, but easy to get if you come to work.
Crime in Dusseldorf
Pocket thieves. Car theft. Usually come from other countries.
AGS Worldwide Movers
Relocating abroad soon? Make your move with AGS! AGS Worldwide Movers is a leader in the international moving industry. Our experience and expertise allows us to guarantee our clients the best quality moving services.
AGS Worldwide Movers
Relocating abroad soon? Make your move with AGS! AGS Worldwide Movers is a leader in the international moving industry. Our experience and expertise allows us to guarantee our clients the best quality moving services.
