Moving to Munich,
with Irene by your side.

These are related parts of a move, but they are not the same process. A visa or EU Blue Card concerns the right to enter or live and work in Germany. Anmeldung records the new address after moving into a home. The responsible office, required documents and timing depend on the person and municipality.

Irene assists with practical preparation, forms, appointments and communication with German government services. She can explain what to gather and help keep the administrative sequence clear; legal advice and official decisions remain with qualified advisers and the authorities. The arrival and residence service covers this practical support in English or German.

For families, the housing decision is rarely only about the property. School or childcare options, journey times and the way a neighbourhood works day to day can change which area is practical. It is useful to consider those questions before the home search becomes too narrow. BRS can coordinate school and childcare research alongside the move.

Once the address is known, there are smaller jobs that still take time: electricity, internet, broadcasting-fee registration, household providers and local errands. They can be handled as individual tasks or combined as part of home and family setup.

Not every move needs a complete package. Someone who already has a home may only need help with Anmeldung. Another client may want the housing search, arrival formalities and household setup managed together. A smaller individual assignment can cost less than the published MUNICH SELECT starting point; a broader or more complex mandate can cost more.

BRS serves Munich, Munich district and the surrounding Greater Munich area from its base in Grünwald. The exact location, workload and responsibilities are agreed before booking. The programme overview is a useful reference, not a requirement to choose a fixed bundle.