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Hi all,

a room in our 3-person WG near Goetheplatz will be available. The apartment is close to the U6 line, so it is quite convenient for commuting to TUM, LMU or the city center.

It takes around 25 minutes to get to the TUM main campus. Goetheplatz station is currently under construction, but after the works are finished, the commute should be around 17 minutes. It also takes about 35 minutes to get to Garching.

We are looking for someone friendly, tidy and respectful. The WG is generally quiet and easy-going, so it would be a good fit for someone who also prefers a relaxed living environment.

I can send more information, pictures and details by message. Feel free to reach out if you are interested or if you know someone who is looking for a room in Munich.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m asking for a friend who is currently studying in Switzerland and has received an internship offer from BMW in Germany.

He is now preparing his visa application for a student-related internship in Germany. The issue is that the German embassy seems to require a formal internship contract in order to process or issue the visa.

However, BMW has so far only provided him with the internship offer letter and the internship agreement / approval documents related to the German labor authority. From what we understand, BMW may only issue the official internship contract after the visa has been granted.

So now it has become a bit of a “chicken-and-egg” situation:

The embassy asks for the internship contract before granting the visa, but BMW may require the visa before issuing the official contract.

Has anyone experienced a similar situation with an internship in Germany, especially with BMW or another large German company?

Any advice or similar experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot!

Hi everyone,

I’m asking for a friend who is currently studying in Switzerland and has received an internship offer from BMW in Germany.

He is now preparing his visa application for a student-related internship in Germany. The issue is that the German embassy seems to require a formal internship contract in order to process or issue the visa.

However, BMW has so far only provided him with the internship offer letter and the internship agreement / approval documents related to the German labor authority. From what we understand, BMW may only issue the official internship contract after the visa has been granted.

So now it has become a bit of a “chicken-and-egg” situation:

The embassy asks for the internship contract before granting the visa, but BMW may require the visa before issuing the official contract.

Has anyone experienced a similar situation with an internship in Germany, especially with BMW or another large German company?

Any advice or similar experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot!