Hamburg
Agentur für Arbeit Hamburg
Kurt-Schumacher-Allee 16, 20097 Hamburg
Start from your city and see who handles what
In Germany, address registration, ID documents, civil status certificates, driving licences, vehicle plates and residence permits are often split between different offices, and the setup changes from one city to the next. Choose your city to see the offices that serve it and the tasks each one covers.
Hamburg
Kurt-Schumacher-Allee 16, 20097 Hamburg
Hamburg
Millerntorplatz 1, 20359 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Holstenplatz 18, Holstenhaus, 22765 Hamburg
Hamburg
Holstenplatz 18, 22765 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Hugh-Greene-Weg 6, 22529 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Hamburger Straße 23, 22083 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Hugh-Greene-Weg 6, 22529 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Steinstraße 10, 20095 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Harburger Ring 40, 21073 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Steinstraße 10, 20095 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Borsteler Chaussee 45, 22453 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Nordkanalstraße 22, 20097 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Nordkanalstraße 22, 20097 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Kühnehöfe 12, 22761 Hamburg
Hamburg
Harburger Rathausforum 3, 21073 Hamburg
Hamburg
Flughafenstraße 52, 22335 Hamburg
Hamburg
Weidenbaumsweg 21, Eingang A, 3. OG, 21029 Hamburg
Hamburg
Öjendorfer Weg 9, 22111 Hamburg
Hamburg
Schloßstraße 60, 22041 Hamburg
Hamburg
Großer Burstah 6, 20457 Hamburg
Handles
Hamburg
Süderstraße 32b, 20097 Hamburg
Hamburg
Bergedorfer Straße 74, 21033 Hamburg
Hamburg
Schellerdamm 5–7, 21079 Hamburg
Hamburg
Süderstraße 140–142, 20537 Hamburg
Common tasks
Pick the task you have in front of you to see who it is for, what to bring and which offices handle it.
For people who cannot cover rent, food or other basic costs. See whether the Sozialamt or the Jobcenter is your starting point and how to reach them.
For freelancers, sole traders and new business owners. See how tax registration works, what the Steuernummer is for and which tax office can help.
For people who already live in Germany and move to a new home. See how to update your registered address and which office takes it.
For students, workers and family members from outside the EU. See which office handles your stay and how applications start.
For anyone moving into a home in Germany from another country. See what the registration involves and which office in your city deals with it.
For anyone who has to show where they live. See what the certificate covers and which office in your city issues it.
Other countries
Most offices in Barcelona, Murcia, and Zaragoza
Most offices in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław
Most offices in Eindhoven, Amsterdam, and Groningen
Most offices in Ghent, Brussels, and Liège
Most offices in Reykjavík, Akureyri, and Egilsstaðir
Where to next
Registering a new home, replacing a passport, swapping a driving licence or sorting out a residence permit: choose the task first, then find where to go.
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