The unfortunate reality is that many foreigners in Germany will face discrimination in their search for a place to live, so what can you do to improve your chances of getting the apartment you want? A relocation professional explains.
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Updated: Thu 18 Jun 2026 11:43 CET
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The unfortunate reality is that many foreigners in Germany will face discrimination in their search for a place to live, so what can you do to improve your chances of getting the apartment you want? A relocation professional explains.
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