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Finding a place to live | Subsidised housing | Rent | Housing benefit | TV licence
How do you find a place to live?
You can find accommodation listings: in newspapers, on the Internet, from property management companies.
Subsidised housing
In Germany, people with low incomes can rent low-cost housing, known as ‘subsidised housing’.
Housing benefit (Wohngeld)
Housing benefit is extra financial support for people with low incomes to help them pay the rent.
Rent – what is included?
The rent includes: Rent excl. heating, and utilities. The rent excluding heating is a fixed basic amount.
TV licence (Rundfunkbeitrag)
In Germany, all citizens over the age of 18 and who possess a TV, radio or computer must pay for a licence.
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