Heidelberg is a city of sports: no fewer than 120 sports clubs, 22 municipal sports facilities, 40 sports centers and gyms, and two outdoor and three indoor swimming pools as well as extensive green areas such as the City Forest offer ample and varied scope for keeping fit.
You will find a wide range of interesting and unique city tours on offer in Heidelberg.
Heidelberg is popular among residents both old and new. Of its 150,000 residents – who come from 160 different countries – 47,000 have a migration background, with almost 400 recent arrivals each year receiving an official “certificate of naturalization” from the city. By clicking on the links below you can access a wide range of information about moving to Germany and Heidelberg. If you have questions or need more personalized advice, the administrative offices (Bürgerämter) in the various districts of the city are there to help.
Heidelberg, about any required measures concerninig their residence permit on their German
Heidelberg is popular among residents both old and new. Of its 150,000 residents – who come from 160 different countries – 47,000 have a migration background, with almost 400 recent arrivals each year receiving an official “certificate of naturalization” from the city. By clicking on the links below you can access a wide range of information about moving to Germany and Heidelberg. If you have questions or need more personalized advice, the administrative offices (Bürgerämter) in the various districts of the city are there to help.
Heidelberg, about any required measures concerninig their residence permit on their German
Foreign nationals wishing to claim asylum must first go through an application process administered by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. Applicants are generally housed in “reception centers” for the first few weeks of their asylum process. They are then assigned to a local authority within the same Federal state as the reception center.
process, this “permission to remain” will be sufficient to enable you to meet the German
Foreign nationals wishing to claim asylum must first go through an application process administered by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. Applicants are generally housed in “reception centers” for the first few weeks of their asylum process. They are then assigned to a local authority within the same Federal state as the reception center.
process, this “permission to remain” will be sufficient to enable you to meet the German
municipality in the „Master Plan 100% Climate Protection“ funding program of the German
municipality in the „Master Plan 100% Climate Protection“ funding program of the German
municipality in the „Master Plan 100% Climate Protection“ funding program of the German
municipality in the „Master Plan 100% Climate Protection“ funding program of the German
for the RadKULTUR initiative of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport (in German
for the RadKULTUR initiative of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport (in German
for the RadKULTUR initiative of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport (in German
for the RadKULTUR initiative of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport (in German
