When it comes to deciding where you want to live and work in Europe, EU citizens enjoy freedom of choice. <br /><br /> However, some barriers still exist, especially with regards to language, legislation and regulations. When they move to a new country, people face many challenges, with questions like “How do I register?”, “How can I rent an apartment?” or “How do I open a bank account?”<br /><br /> A start-up from the German city of Cologne has developed a mobile solution called JinGER – short for Jobs-in-Germany – A mobile app meant to guide Europeans interested in working, studying and living in Germany. <br /><br /> Divided in sections entitled Work, Move or Live, the app addresses a wide range of questions, with icons to help users navigate. <br /><br /> “JinGER is not only interesting for people who want to work in Germany, but also for international students who come here for a semester or a year. I personally experienced that at my university, because we had a lot of international students, and I think it’s great for
