Employment agencies for jobseeker registration in Germany

Each agency covers a set of addresses, so start with your city

Registering is easiest online or on the free national phone line, but the local Agentur für Arbeit is the office that advises you afterwards. Start with your city: you will see which branch covers your address, whether you can drop in or need to book, and why you should use only one way of registering.

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2 offices in Bremen

  • Bremen

    Agentur für Arbeit Bremen-Bremerhaven — Hauptagentur Bremen

    Doventorsteinweg 48–52, 28195 Bremen

    Registration is free, and later advice can take place in person, by phone or online.

    Apply onlineBook an appointmentOffice website0800 4 5555 00

    For a personal visit bring ID showing your current address, or a passport with registration certificate. Have the employment-end date and relevant work history available. Do not postpone the initial registration while waiting for a counselling appointment or all benefit documents. Phone hours are Monday–Thursday 08:00–18:00 and Friday 08:00–14:00; check the live page before travelling.

  • Bremen

    Agentur für Arbeit Bremen-Vegesack

    Lindenstraße 71, 28755 Bremen

    Check that the Vegesack branch handles your address and confirm access before you travel.

    Apply onlineBook an appointmentOffice website0800 4 5555 00

    For a personal visit bring ID showing your current address, or a passport with registration certificate. Have the employment-end date and relevant work history available. Do not postpone the initial registration while waiting for a counselling appointment or all benefit documents. Phone hours are Monday–Thursday 08:00–18:00 and Friday 08:00–14:00; check the live page before travelling.

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