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  German child benefit for non-EU resident children

  If you have a child living outside of the EU, you can still be entitled to German child benefit. To do this, you must meet one of the following requirements:

  • You are a national of one of the following countries: Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Morocco, Montenegro, Serbia, Tunisia or Turke...
  1. June, 2020 Read
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  “Austria violated the EU rules of child benefits and allowances,” says the EU Commission

  On 1 January 2019, Austria reduced the amount of child allowances for EU nationals who work in Austria and have children living abroad. It means that some mobile EU workers who fully contribute to the Austrian social security system receive lower benefits compared to those workers whose children...

  1. June, 2020 Read
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  I worked in Austria and come from a country outside the EU. How do I file a tax return?

  The rules for non-residents of Austria differ from residents. Filing a tax return may be more complicated if a person comes from a country with which Austria does not have an agreement to avoid double taxation.

  21. May, 2020 Read
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  I worked in Germany and come from a country outside the EU. How do I file a tax return?

  The rules for non-residents of Germany differ from residents. Filing a tax return may be more complicated if a person comes from a country with which Germany does not have an agreement to avoid double taxation.

  20. May, 2020 Read