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Anyone want to form a Kpop dance cover group?

Hey everyone! I'm 25, I just moved to Heidelberg from München. There, I was briefly part of a Kpop dance cover group, where we met up, learned some choreos we liked, practiced together, went to get coffees afterwards, and even did a performance once!

It was very fun, and I'd love to do something similar here too. Is there anyone here that'd be interested in forming one with me (and also my partner)?

Not looking to be super professional or anything ahaha just have a nice time together :)

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u/Miregal1 — 12 days ago
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Celebrating my 500 call anniversary with the Ausländerbehörde

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What a stupid way to spend the day. I've been calling non-stop from 7:30 until now, I'm going insane! They don't even have a Warteschlange anymore, you just get told that everyone is busy, call later. I remember how naive I was at 7:30, thinking that maybe more support workers will arrive at 8:00. I remember how naive I was at 8:30, thinking that this was just the massive wave of callers early on, and it will get better after 10 am. I remember my cautious optimism at 10 am, when it seemed that a whole day was ahead of me...

But seriously, does anyone have any tips or knowledge about how to get through to them?

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u/Miregal1 — 1 month ago

Moving to a new city with a pending application at Ausländerbehörde

Hello everyone,

I am soon (in 4 days) moving from Munich to Heidelberg. I will apply for an Aufenthaltstitel for Erwerbstätigkeit there, so I need the Heidelberg Office to receive my Akten from the Munich office if I understand correctly. Do I need to do anything? Does this happen automatically? I am obviously calling them both right now, but as you may know, they don't answer the phone.

Thank you in advance!

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u/Miregal1 — 2 months ago

How would you go about finding members to form a kpop dance cover group?

Hey everyone, me and my partner have gotten into kpop this year and have been learning some choreos and its really fun! We are thinking of starting a dance cover group where we live, and be like semi-serious about it, but also just chill and have a nice time. But none of our existing friends are into kpop/dancing. We've been to RPDs and searched instagram for the obvious hashtags like #kpopmunich (we're in Munich), but the problem seems to be that everyone is either already in groups or is like waaay younger than us (we are 25). We would really love to find people are age to dance with. Do you have any tips or advice, or perhaps you are in munich yourself and would be interested? Thank you in advance! :3

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u/Miregal1 — 5 months ago