Helping those who are looking for relocation services in Germany to start a smooth new life
We are a relocation company that provides total support for customers who are starting a new life in Germany, such as finding housing and acting on behalf of various public institutions for visa procedures. Experienced Japanese professional staff will take care of you individually.
One cycle from appointment to appointment. You will receive consistent support from a dedicated advisor. Spend time with your family and loved ones during the busy preparation period. We will take care of various procedures after you arrive at your new post.
There is always a housing shortage in Germany's urban areas, and prioritization, flexibility, and speed are key to obtaining a satisfactory property.
Conditions such as move-in date, budget, number of rooms, etc.
Guidance by Lii-Relocation staff
Self-disclosure and required documents
Survive high competition
Contract details are written in Japanese for peace of mind
Don't forget to check the number of keys and operation
Mr. H, in charge of general affairs at a Japanese company
"We opened our first branch in Frankfurt for business expansion. When we requested a residence permit for expatriates, they explained the acquisition process in an easily understandable manner. It is difficult to schedule appointments with authorities in Germany. Since the parent company is a moving company derived from a local real estate company, they are well-versed in local information and have information about daily life. It seems that the local expatriates continue to take care of us."
T. Sama
"When I suddenly found myself on a business trip, I requested a property viewing the day before, and they willingly agreed. On the day of the visit, I was accompanied by a Japanese salesperson who could speak Japanese, German, and English. During my business trip, I couldn't decide where I wanted to live, but thanks to the orientation I had in advance, I was able to get an idea of what I wanted to do, and I plan to ask your company again when I am assigned to this new position."
Mrs. A
"It was decided that my husband would be transferred to Frankfurt, and three months before my assignment, I sent an email from Japan to Lii-Relocation's website. It was my first time abroad, so I was somewhat worried, but the quick response gave me a very secure feeling. We could easily find a house in the area we desired, and the whole family was satisfied."
Spouse Y
"On the occasion of my overseas assignment, I got married and lived in Germany with my wife. Lii-Relocation was commissioned and asked by the local branch's HR department to find a house. The first house viewing took about 3 hours. After meeting with me, I was indecisive and kept asking for additional tours about three times, and finally, I found a new house that I was satisfied with. My wife's fear of living abroad for the first time seems to have disappeared. It has been about a year since I moved in here, but I have been able to communicate directly with my wife when I have questions about the house."
In recent years, the German real estate market has become a lender's market, so searching for a property in Germany is a survival competition. When looking for a property, many of those who want to start living in the area immediately support "furnished properties,” but since popularity is concentrated, "unfurnished properties" + " By looking for the option of "rental furniture,” it will be possible to smoothly search for housing from a wide range of types of properties.
There is also a result that prices for 'furnished' or 'unfurnished' rental properties in Germany can vary by up to 83% per square meter.
German rental properties are becoming increasingly popular each year and are a market for renters. The average demand for rental properties in central German cities has grown by 32% over the last few years.
We send information about life, shops, events and sightseeing in Germany from the local area. Please take a look!
Experienced Japanese staff who are familiar with German real estate will respond. Please feel free to contact us in Japanese for information on living in Germany. At our office, our signboard dog MOMO will welcome you with us.
