European Credit Transfer System 2007 / 2008
European Credit Transfer System 2007 / 2008
European Credit Transfer System 2007 / 2008
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General Information<br />
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The rent for the room must always be transferred regularly from the student’s current account to the<br />
Studentenwerk. To open an account, the passport, resident’s registration certificate and student registration<br />
certificate are needed. The rent contract for the room will be signed immediately before moving in<br />
and can be terminated only after three months of having moved in. Rooms can be rented only for entire<br />
months: that means even when moving in or out in the middle of the month, the whole month’s rent<br />
must be paid. The Studentenwerk expects a security deposit of one month’s rent plus an administration<br />
fee which is reimbursed upon departure.<br />
Note:<br />
Students can only move into their rooms on week days: Mo to Thu 9 am–3 pm and Fri 9 am–2 pm<br />
Moving in during weekends is not possible.<br />
Addresses of the Residential Accommodation Administration Office<br />
You have to contact the office of the according residential accommodation administration. There are five such<br />
bureaus. The International Office of the Berlin School of Economics will inform you which one applies to<br />
you.<br />
Malteserstraße 74/100<br />
12249 Berlin<br />
Phone: (030) 80 47 40 - 0<br />
(Mail)<br />
Siegmunds Hof 2<br />
10555 Berlin<br />
Phone: (030) 39 99 17 - 0<br />
(Mail)<br />
Office hours<br />
Mondays<br />
09.00am - 11.00am<br />
Franz-Mehring-Platz 2<br />
10243 Berlin<br />
Phone: (030) 29 302-107<br />
(Mail)<br />
Hardenbergstraße 34<br />
10623 Berlin<br />
Phone: (030) 31 12-237<br />
(Mail)<br />
Tuesdays<br />
10.00am - 12.00am and<br />
03.00pm – 6.00pm<br />
Sewanstraße 219<br />
10319 Berlin<br />
Phone: (030) 51 59 85 - 0<br />
(Mail)<br />
Thursdays<br />
09.00am - 11.00am and<br />
01.00pm - 03.00pm<br />
The rooms are basically furnished with: bed, one table, one cupboard and a chair. Bedcover, pillows,<br />
bedsheets, dishes and curtains must be brought by the student or can be purchased upon arrival. As<br />
soon as the rooms are booked by the Studentenwerk, further information will be forwarded to the exchange<br />
students.<br />
Registration with the Residents’ Registration Office<br />
In the Federal Republic of Germany there is compulsory registration, i.e. each student must register<br />
with the appropriate local police station/residents’ registration office within the first week of arrival.<br />
The student residence administration is always able to inform students where the appropriate registration<br />
office is. In order to register, it is necessary to obtain a Meldeschein (registration form), which can<br />
be purchased in any stationery shop. In addition to the registration form, a passport or identity card<br />
must be presented. The Meldebestätigung (proof of legal residence), which is issued by the authorities,<br />
is necessary for opening a bank account, for going to the Foreigners’ Registration Office and for using a<br />
public library.<br />
EU-citizens also must obtain a certification about the „Gemeinschaftsrechtliches Aufenthaltsrecht gem. §<br />
5 Freizügigkeitsgesetz / EU“ from the Residents’ Registration Office, which is proof of their right to stay.