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Moving to Bamberg: 405 km from Berlin via the A9 and A70, no-parking zone only with a traffic order and your own signs, World Heritage old town, registration in 2 weeks.

Moving to Bochum: six districts from Wattenscheid to Stiepel, parking restrictions via the service portal, online registration, 515 km from Berlin via the A2.

Moving to Bielefeld: ten districts from Mitte to Sennestadt, parking restrictions via the Traffic Office, registering within two weeks, 392 km via the A2.

Moving to Leoben: six localities from Göß to Donawitz, Meldezettel at the town hall within three days, special-use permit for the removal van, 856 km from Berlin.

Moving to Graz: 17 districts from the Innere Stadt to Puntigam, the Geidorf university quarter, Meldezettel within three days, stopping space, 895 km from Berlin.

Steyr has around 38,000 inhabitants and lies where the Enns meets the Steyr. Areas from Steyrdorf to Münichholz, employers such as BMW Motoren, registration office.

With around 65,800 inhabitants, Wels is Upper Austria's second-largest city. Nine districts from Pernau to Vogelweide, registration form within three days.

Moving to Linz: 16 statistical districts from Urfahr to Ebelsberg, loading times in the pedestrian zone, Meldezettel within three days, 592 km from Berlin.

Living in Baden AG: old town, Bäderquartier, Kappelerhof, Dättwil, Rütihof and, since 2024, Turgi – town-centre access, parking closures and customs from Berlin.

Moving to Krems an der Donau: twelve localities from Stein to Egelsee, Meldezettel within three days, parking zones, bulky waste collection, 604 km from Berlin.

Moving to Aachen: seven districts from Brand to Richterich, Burtscheid and Laurensberg, parking restrictions, registration within two weeks, 635 km from Berlin.

Wiener Neustadt has around 50,000 residents, eight town districts from the Innere Stadt to Civitas Nova and Austria's first university of applied sciences.