Where can I find an interpreter in Bremen?

This PDF contains the directory of chartered interpreters and authorised translators for the courts and solicitors in Bremen. \n

How can I mail out letters or parcels?

Letters have to be labeled with a mailing address, sender address, need a valid stamp applied and put into a mail box. Mail boxes are emptied every day and the letters are passed on. \n Alternatively, you can bring a letter to a post office such as “ Deutschen Post “, a “ DHL Shop ” or “ Hermes Versand ” facility. There, you can directly pay for the postage and mail out your letter or parcels, or you can by stamps for mail. \n

How can I use my mobile phone in Bremen?

You can use a mobile phone with a prepaid-card which can be topped up with money according to your needs. You can buy and top up prepaid cards in drugstores, supermarkets, internet cafés, gas stations and mobile phone shops. \n

How do I access the internet in Bremen?

Bremen City Centre and the “Viertel” (Steintor\/Ostertor district) have a relatively strong WLAN-Network. Often, your mobile phone will conntect automatically to available free networks in your surroundings. Many restaurants, cafés and shops offer free internet access for their customers. \n

Communication and media

Here you will find advice and guidelines about the channels of communication you can use in Germany. In addition to telephone, internet and mobile phones there is the German Postal Service for posting letters. Posting letters is especially important when you need to stay in contact with the authorities, office and departments.

Letters have to be labeled with a mailing address, sender address, need a valid stamp applied and put into a mail box. Mail boxes are emptied every day and the letters are passed on.

Alternatively, you can bring a letter to a post office such as “Deutschen Post“, a “DHL Shop” or “Hermes Versand” facility. There, you can directly pay for the postage and mail out your letter or parcels, or you can by stamps for mail.

Bremen City Library
Deutsche Post (German Mail)
Interpreting and more – Bürgertelefon Bremen (Citizens’ Hotline Bremen)
Media portal for refugees
Medienwerkstatt Huchting (Hutching Media Workshop)