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German culture calendar Before departing the U.S., take a little time to locate a community calendar for Stuttgart, Germany.
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After more than about seven hours of travel, if you didn't get good sound sleep on the plane, you'll be jet lagged.
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Hopefully, you're greeted by a sponsor. If not, there are plenty of taxis on the main level exiting the Stuttgart International Airport.
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Be sure to have all shot records and official travel documents.
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After clearing the passport check point, it's off to collect your luggage.
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All luggage and the dog arrived safely. This is a good way to begin your transition.
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Relocation Assistance ProgramThe opportunity to live in a foreign country can be rewarding when you effectively plan your move.
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In-processing is a required step to receiving housing services from the U.S. Garrison Stuttgart military community.
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Landlord contact information and rental details are provided three at a time or per visit. This means only three listings are provided. If no rental is selected, to get another three the customer must submit comment cards explaining the reason no choice was made.
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A ranch style three bedroom home with plenty of parking space for up to five cars. However the interior rooms are too small.
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This is the home for family Buzatu. A country home with plenty of green space to jog and walk the dog. The home is 20 kilometers from work.
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No vacancies on the first floor for dog to freely take a walk.
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Landlord signs the rental contract. The next step is to schedule a contract review to receive approval from the housing office in Stuttgart.
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All dogs and cats must be registered at the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Vet Clinic.
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The day the housing office approves a rental contract, a move-in date is coordinated, temporary furniture is scheduled for delivery, German brand applianced are ordered, and the financial forms are prepaired to receive a housing allowance.
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When move-in date is delayed for more than two weeks, renting a month to month is recommend to save local cost to employer.
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Relocating to a foreign land is exciting and stressful at the same time. Upon arrival, there are several steps required before housing hunting begins.
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Flights departing the U.S. arrive in Europe the same day. If you don't sleep in flight, some people find it difficult to find balance between the day and night and experience jet lag.
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Attending the housing brief is an essential first step to a smooth transition.
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Attend Housing Brief:
Complete DD 1746 and provide copy of PCS orders
