Frequently Asked Questions
F.A.Q
In this page you will find important information and tips for students who are new in Darmstadt
Upon Arrival in Germany
City Registration
Once you your accomodation, you must register it at the City Registration office (Rathaus) within 2 weeks of your contract starting.
Accessing Block Account
In order to access your block account, you might need to authentify yourself by going to the Post with your passport.
GEZ fees(Radio Tax)
Appartment needs to pay the Radio Tax(Rundfunkbeitrag), you may share the cost among your flatmates.
Health Insurance
Inform yourself well about short- and long-term consequences of private health insurance.
Living in Germany:
Bike Lanes
Going for a walk, make sure not to walk on the bike lane. The bike lanes are usually red in colour or have signs.
Data
Be very careful with whom you share your personal information. Avoid sharing your personal details if you can.
Accomodation
Always make a housing contract. Never sign a contract if you have any doubts. Have your contracts checked by a german speaker if needed. Take someone with you if you are visiting an accommodation.
Legal Support
There is free legal advice by lawyers from AStA. Book an appointment through AStA, and you can come with your documents
Living in Germany
House Doctor (Hausarzt)
Find yourself a House Doctor in your area. In Germany, we consult our House Doctor for any health-related issues. If further treatment is needed by a specialist, you need to find one by yourself and bring along the document provided by your House Doctor(Überweisung). We go to the hospital or Clinic only for life-threatening issues.
Free Counselling
At the Studierendenwerk, there is psychological counselling which is anonymous and confidential.
About Us
We are a diverse group of students motivated to enhance your experience at the University by offering several types of events.
Quick Contact
Address: Hochschulstraße 1, S103/53, 64283 Darmstadt
Email: info@tutor-international.de
Contact Number: 06151 - 16-76964