Travelers from many countries do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. If a visa is required, it must be applied for before arrival; online application is often possible. Make sure to have all necessary documents ready before submitting the application to avoid delays.
Frankfurt am Main and Munich are the best airports for international arrivals. Frankfurt is an important transport hub in Europe and offers excellent connections. Munich has beautiful connections to the Alps, ideal for off-road adventures. Check your flight options based on discounts and offers.
In Germany, the Euro (€) is the official currency. Credit cards like Visa and Mastercard are often accepted, but you should always have some cash on hand, as not all places accept card payments. ATMs are available everywhere and often offer better exchange rates than at the airport.
No specific vaccinations are required for entering Germany, however, travel insurance is highly recommended to cover medical emergencies. Check your health insurance coverage abroad before traveling to ensure you are adequately protected.
In Germany, you need a driver's license that is in international format if you are renting a car. SIM cards for mobile phones are available in supermarkets and electronics stores - bring your passport for identification. Prepaid cards are a cost-effective option to stay connected during your stay.
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