The First Couple of Days in Frankfurt

Registration Office (Einwohnermeldeamt) for EU-Citizens

In Germany, it is required for persons residing in Germany for over 3 months to register with the police at the Registration Office (Einwohnermeldeamt or Bürgeramt) in the city where they reside. This rule is also applicable if you decide to move within Germany (Ummeldung). EU-Citizens should register with the police within one week of arrival at a Registration Office (Einwohnemeldeamt or Bürgeramt) in Frankfurt.

Address:
Bürgeramt (Zentrale)
Zeil 3
60313 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: 069/212 30600
Fax: 069/212 30898
E-mail: buergeramt.zentrale@stadt-frankfurt.de
Internet Page of the Registration Office (Bürgeramt)

Hours of Operation:
Monday and Thurday: 9.00 – 18.00 h
Tuesday and Wednesday: 7.30 – 13.30 h
Friday: 7.30 – 13.00 h

Immigration Office (Ausländerbehörde) for Non-EU-Citizens

Non-EU-Citizens, who require a visa, should register their residency at the Immigration Office.

After you have registered with the police at the Registration Office (Bürgeramt), you can apply for a residency permit at the Immigration Office.

The following documents will be needed:

• Passport photo with biometrical data
• Valid passport
• Invitation letter from your supervising professor
• Proof of health insurance
• Proof of financial support (scholarship acceptance letter, personal financial resources, etc.)

Address:
Ausländerbehörde
Ordnungsamt
Service-Center Ausländerangelegenheiten (SCA)
Rebstöcker Str. 4
60326 Frankfurt am Main
E-mail: sca.amt32@stadt-frankfurt.de
Internet Page of the Immigration Office

Hours of Operation:

Monday 8-13 h
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 7.30-15 h
Thursday 13-18 h
Friday 7.30-14 h

additionally and upon appointment only: Mo. 13-18 h, Th. 8-13 h.

 

last updated on 11. Januar 2011  E-Mail: Incomingincoming@uni-frankfurt.de

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