Jayne In Germany (& Beyond!)
February 15, 2001 to April 16, 2009
I moved back to the USA on April
16, 2009.
It is very probably, however, that I will move back to
Germany at some point, so stay tuned and follow me on BlueSky,
Mastodon, Facebook or
LinkedIn
to know when that happens.
essays
My grandfather said I should write a book while I lived abroad this first time. My mother said I should keep a journal. One of my friends said I should write for a travel magazine. This web site is my compromise for all these suggestions -- selected essays / blogs about my adventures in Germany and places I visited while I lived there. If you live abroad, I encourage you to do the same.
I also have my old tourist information for people visiting my area of Germany still up, but please note it has not been updated since 2009.
I still have my info from 2009 on Germany and Europe information that I found helpful as an expat, and anyone coming to visit, but this is woefully outdated. I don't update this anymore, and won't until I move back to Germany eventually.
The Local de has information on moving to Germany. Do NOT write me and ask how to move to Germany! Do NOT write me and ask how to immigrate to Germany. Do NOT write me and ask how to get refugee status in Germany. The official German government web site has answers to all of these questions, in English.
I have NO information AT ALL
regarding employment in Germany! None. I have NO
information AT ALL on getting a work visa in Germany. I have no
information about studying in Germany Please don't write me for
advice on employment in Germany or how to get a visa to live
there. Please. I beg you. Go here for
OFFICIAL information from the German government on working
in Germany!
travel advice
I'm no longer in Europe, but I'm still an avid traveler, and maintain travel advice pages. If you are traveling to Germany, or you just moved to Germany, and you want to see how beautiful it is, have a look.
My Amazon Wish List (some people like to thank me for these pages by granting a wish)
photos
Comments are welcomed, and motivate me to keep writing -- without comments, I start to think I'm talking to cyberair. I would welcome your support for my work as well.
Quick Links
Index of resources for women travelers (how to get started, health & safety considerations, packing suggestions, transportation options, etc.
Advice for camping with your dogs in the USA
Saving Money with Park Passes in the USA
Advice for women motorcycle riders and travelers
transire benefaciendo: "to travel along while doing good." advice for those wanting to make their travel more than sight-seeing and shopping.
my adventures in Europe, Africa, as well as road trips in the USA
Advice for Hotels, Hostels & Campgrounds in Transitional & Developing Countries: the Qualities of Great, Cheap Accommodations
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