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New in Salzburg: Meldezettel within three days at the registration service, registration certificate for EU citizens, 24 districts, twelve trolleybus lines.

Settling in to Freiburg im Breisgau: registration at the Stühlinger town hall, a third of all trips by bike, a 200-euro resident parking permit and trams to the districts.

Schaffhausen has around 39,000 inhabitants, neighbourhoods from the oriel-window Old Town to Herblingen and Hemmental, and a rail link to Zurich. Registration within 14 days.

Berlin to Neuchâtel is around 990 km. Household effects are duty-free if used for 6 months (Form 18.44); registration within 14 days.

Moving into Freiburg's old town: pedestrian zone with delivery times and exemption permit, old buildings without a lift, furniture lift, parking ban and student moves.

Salzburg is divided into 24 districts, from the UNESCO Old Town to Liefering on the border with Freilassing. Meldezettel within three days, signed by the landlord.

Berlin–Montreux move: around 1,047 km via Basel, about 16 hours by lorry incl. breaks, household effects with Form 18.44, LSVA, registration at the Office de la population.

Moving to Neuenburg am Rhein: registration within two weeks at the citizens' office, nursery pre-registration “Mein Platz!”, the Kreisgymnasium and four districts.

Long-distance move Berlin–Feldkirch: 760 km via the A9, A7, A96 and A14, approx. 11.5 hrs by lorry, Meldezettel within 3 working days, car registration within a month.

Neuenburg am Rhein: town centre plus Grißheim, Steinenstadt and Zienken, Rhine bridge to Chalampé – registration at the citizens' office by appointment only.

New in Feldkirch: hand in the Meldezettel within three working days, seven districts from Altenstadt to Tosters, city bus every 15 minutes, trains to Buchs and Zurich.

First weeks in Montreux: Office de la population, a 350-franc subsidy for your travel pass, villages from Clarens to Caux, health insurance within three months.