1. ID card (bring it with you if you need it by plane or train in China, but you won’t need it when you go out) and passport. The passport is the most important thing, so remember to put it away.

2. Various original documents and notarized translations.

When applying for university, you will need your high school diploma, college entrance examination admission roster, transcripts, university graduation certificate, degree certificate, language scores, APS re-examination materials, etc. If you need to master other materials on your own, it is mainly for registration.

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Some universities can mail you materials in advance to register. The school will also send you Bescheinigung and semester tickets, so remember to bring them with you.

3. A series of tables from Deutsche Bank.

Open an account in Germany.

4. A series of insurance forms.

Go to Germany to activate.

5. ID photo.

Bring domestic makeup + PS or a 1-inch or 2-inch super-beautiful ID photo, which must be with a white background.

It needs to be used in many places such as registration and settlement.

Manual photography in Germany is very expensive, and machine photography is expensive and ugly.

6. Original driver’s license and notarized translation.

This only applies to drivers who plan to drive in Germany within 6 months, not longer.

7. Money and bank cards.

When you first come to places where you need money, it’s appropriate to bring more cash. Remember to ask for extra change when you go to the bank to exchange money. 500 euros is difficult to spend.

If you are worried about the safety of your funds, you may wish to apply for a Hua Xia Bank savings card. Your parents can deposit RMB in China and you can directly withdraw Euros in Germany. There is no handling fee for the first payment every day.

8. Phone card.

Buy it at home in advance, otherwise it will be painful to go to Germany without internet and unable to make phone calls.

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If caught, it may be confiscated or fined.

(raw or cooked) meat (including organs) and its products, plant seeds, vegetables, fruits and soil; Fire (including various ignition devices), such as lighters, matches, cigarette lighters, magnesium rods (flints) are strictly prohibited

Passengers can carry it with them or check it in.

Insects and other pests harmful to plants; wild animals and specimens; drugs and dangerous drugs; fireworks, cigarette cakes, yellow smoke, fireworks bombs, etc., explosive or incendiary devices (substances) that can cause serious personal injury or endanger the safety of aircraft;

Daily knives, ammunition and weapons.

2. List of items prohibited by German customs 1. All legally authorized items can be carried in and out of the country at will.

2. It is prohibited to carry narcotics.

3. It is prohibited to carry all infringing counterfeit products, all items of archaeological value, all items protected by rare species, as well as potatoes, cacti, soil and animal products (meat, dairy products) from non-EU countries.

Even if you do not bring the goods into the country in person, but buy online and mail-order products and send them to Germany, you must comply with German customs regulations on entry items.

4. It is prohibited to bring prohibited books, pirated books or computer software into the country.

5. Duty-free entry and exit items include: items certified by Germany and sold as souvenirs or gifts; 50 grams of perfume or a quarter of a liter of toilet water.

1) People over 17 years old are allowed to carry 200 cigarettes, 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars, or 250 grams of tobacco.

2) People over 17 years old are allowed to carry 1 liter of wine with an alcohol content of less than 22% or 2 liters of aperitifs or 2 liters of alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content of less than 22% or 2 liters of liqueur.

3) People over 15 years old are allowed to bring 200 grams of coffee or 100 grams of tea.

2 cameras, 1 camcorder, 15 rolls of film, and 1 CD player.

Germany does not control the import and export of foreign currencies, gold, etc. You can bring it in or out at will without declaring it, and you can freely exchange other currencies within Germany without any restrictions.