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New entry regulations: Starting March, 30^th all travelers must present negative COVID-19 test before entering Germany! Tests (PCR and Antigen) may be taken max. 48h before arrival. Also note mandatory digital registration before entry. Check the article “Information on entry restrictions...” below.

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In Germany, the “Land of Ideas”, we place major emphasis on education, science, research and development. This makes Germany one of the most popular countries in which to study, as well as a site for state-of-the art research and patent development. With its high quality of life, good infrastructure and central location in Europe, Germany is one of the world's most attractive bases for business. Its beautiful urban and rural landscapes, combining age-old traditions and experimental modern culture, make a trip to Germany a unique experience. Germany has something for everyone, so why not pay us a visit?

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Ambassador Dr. Bernd von Münchow-Pohl

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Information on visa applications

You can find information on visa applications and visa renewal below.

A New Deal: Transatlantic ways out of the COVID-19 economic crisis

What will the world look like after COVID? How can the transatlantic partnership help to bring about economic recovery? How can the European economy become more resilient? These questions and others were on the agenda at the Ambassadors Conference Business Forum.

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas at the Ambassadors Conference 2021

International cooperation in the 21st century: Multilateralism for humanity

The COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, artificial intelligence: global challenges can only be mastered through international cooperation. The German Government’s White Paper on Multilateralism shows how Germany is working to strengthen multilateral institutions and rules.

Multilateralism: cooperation between states

Supporting students and doctoral candidates at risk: The Federal Foreign Office launches the Hilde Domin Programme

With the Hilde Domin Programme, the Federal Foreign Office and the German Academic Exchange Service are founding a new scholarship programme for students and doctoral candidates who are denied the opportunity to study or complete a doctoral programme in their countries of origin.

Belarus is the focus of the first year of the Hilde Domin Programme.

Naturalisation of victims of Nazi persecution and their descendants

Victims of persecution by the Nazi regime who were forcibly deprived of their German nationality and their descendants can now be renaturalised in Germany. A decision by the Federal Constitutional Court has made it possible for more people to claim citizenship.

Artikel 116 des deutschen Grundgesetzes (auf Englisch)

Towards climate neutrality

At the seventh Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue (BETD), politicians and business leaders will discuss how our energy systems can become climate-neutral. Transatlantic climate cooperation and hydrogen technology promise to inject fresh momentum into the energy Transition.