I want to go to Germany and I don't know what I can bring with me

I have my laptop and related computer peripherals in a duffel bag, a small trolley case, and a small satchel. The trolley case holds things that are dense or fragile, while the small bag holds important documents and cash.

The size of carry-on baggage is regulated, usually defined as a length, width and height of no more than 150 centimeters. Each passenger can only carry one piece of luggage. (However, laptops are not counted, which means that an extra bag can be carried. Ladies' handbags are also not counted as baggage. Keep that in mind!)

My carry-on luggage was weighed when I came to Germany. It was actually 10 kilograms over, and I was actually made to pay a fine of 3200 yuan. If this happens to you too, make sure you don't rush, let alone pay the fine. Because 320 dollars a kilogram is very little, at this point in time it is perfectly fine to throw away something that does not matter, and then add to it when you get to Germany. In addition, be sure to protect your rights, the ticket is written clearly, some things can not be included in the weighing: laptop, a thick jacket, a few books, food, camera, umbrella, etc..

In the end I had to lose two dictionaries to finish the job. I've been glad since then that I didn't throw the rice cooker. Because with an electronic dictionary, it never felt awkward not having a big dictionary. Instead, I used my rice cooker every day.

Remember: always stick or reliably bundle a tag on your checked or even carry-on luggage with your name, flight number, departure point, connecting point, destination, address and phone number both at home and in Germany. This way you will be able to recover your luggage if it is lost or misplaced!

Since May 1, 2007, the maximum volume of liquids or pastes that can be carried in your carry-on baggage is limited to 200 ml, and the total volume of liquids or pastes must not exceed 1 L. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the volume of the items in your carry-on baggage. (Especially cosmetics, which you usually don't think are very dangerous.)

Don't be confused when you get off the plane in Frankfurt because there is a Chinese service at the stairway entrance, so you can ask if you don't understand anything.

When you enter Germany, line up at N-Eu (non-EU people).

I heard that recently France is checking for pirated software and CD-ROMs in PCs, so this has to be taken into consideration.

Lastly, I would like to add that you should always carry your letter of acceptance with you! It needs to be checked when you enter Germany. If you check your notice in, you are likely to encounter unimaginable difficulties.

Regulations of the Chinese Customs on the Entry and Exit of Goods Carried by Tourists

Any goods carried into China must be declared and inspected by customs officers. Travelers are not allowed to carry any items across the border for others.

Cigarettes/cigars/tobacco

Inbound: 200 cigarettes for stays of less than six months; 400 cigarettes for stays of more than six months;

Outbound: 4 cartridges of tobacco;

2. Alcoholic beverages: 2 bottles of alcoholic beverages (0.75kg) for stays of less than six months; 4 bottles of alcoholic beverages (0.75kg) for stays of more than six months. Alcoholic beverages (0.75 kilograms);

3. Chinese medicines and patent medicines: each person may bring a maximum of 300 yuan of medicines to foreign countries; each person may bring a maximum of 150 yuan of medicines to Hong Kong and Macao; it is strictly prohibited to bring in more than the limited number of medicines;

4. Gifts: inbound moderate amount of perfume (for personal use);

5. Gold, silver and ornaments; inbound may not be more than Fifty grams; without the permission of the People's Republic of China, all gold, silver and ornaments are not allowed to be exported;

6, cultural relics out of the country All exported cultural relics have to obtain the permission of the People's Republic of China to go out of the country;

7, electronic equipment Entry of any of the following pieces of equipment: cameras, handheld tape recorders, handheld movie cameras, handheld camcorders, handheld computers;

7, electronic equipment;

8, electronic equipment;

9, electronic equipment;

10, electronic equipment

7. Prohibited Items Entry of any firearms, arms and explosive inflammable items; counterfeit banknotes/stock certificates; any printed materials, films, photographs, audio tapes, video tapes, and other items that may have an impact on China's politics, economy, culture, and morals; any poisonous items; opium, morphine, heroin, marijuana, and other narcotics; any animals, plants, and items that may be contagious to diseases; and the departure of any prohibited items; any items that may reveal the state's identity; or any item of equipment that is not allowed to enter the country. Prohibited items; any printed materials, films, photographs, tapes, videos and other items that may reveal state secrets; any cultural relics; endangered species of animals, plants (including specimens and seeds). Studying in Germany means you have to make a home in this strange place. So instead of always thinking of everything to bring over here, consider, what is something that I can't buy even if I have the money in Germany or that would cost me more than five times as much to buy in Germany. I'm going to list my packing list in the order of the post I saw before. (I apologize for any similarities!) Documents you must bring:

1, passport

2, acceptance letter from a German university

3, German language certificate

4, bank deposit voucher 5, APS certificate

6, university graduation, high school grades, degree, and even a notarized proof of employment

7, a crown-free, front-face, white-background, color photo 1 inch and two inches (30 inches each). Inch two-inch a number of (each 30 enough) to add another point, some documents are sure to stay in the country. These are 1, ID card and family register 2, passport and visa copies

3, free front color photos 1 inch two inch each

4, German school notification letter, German certificates and other copies

5, bank, remittance and other receipts or certificates of copy

6, their own important numbers, passwords, keys, bank passbooks and passwords and so on. Books

To be honest, I was going to bring my two big dictionaries with me, but I unexpectedly threw them away at the airport due to overweight luggage. I don't feel any discomfort in using electronic dictionaries now, on the contrary, I find it really convenient. The vocabulary of electronic dictionaries nowadays is very large, and some of them even have specialized dictionaries. So I can't give any advice about the dictionary category.

The German books seem to be very different from ours, and I feel that the things we used to have in our textbooks are not useful here at all. (Except for high math, but it's also a lot easier than at home.) If you think you need it, you can bring the basic textbooks for the basic courses. But don't bring too much. Because it is very likely that you brought, but once you can not use, when you move, but also do not want to throw away, purely and their own bad. Daily necessities and stationery do not have to bring more, Germany are very cheap, there is no need to take up valuable luggage weight food

People eat for days, food to taste first. Eating in Germany is a big problem, not because you can't afford it, but because you're not used to it. You can see from my happy kitchen that I am growing in my craft.

Back to the point. What I suggest you must bring: five spice powder, thirteen spice, marinade and the like. These are very light in weight and useful, so they are highly recommended to everyone. Plant spices can also bring some: pepper, spices, cinnamon, cumin, cloves, white pepper, wood, Chenpi, cinnamon, Angelica dahurica, white fruits, dried herbs, nutmeg and so on.

You can also bring more dried goods. Especially shiitake mushrooms, goji berries for stews, red dates, codonopsis, nori, kelp, dried fungus and so on.

Workers want to do a good job, must first make good use of their tools. A chopper is a must, and a small cutting board is also necessary. Although they are sold in Germany, I always look at them with a bad taste in my mouth. In addition, if you know how to make dumplings, you can bring a small rolling pin to roll a noodle to eat is also good. Electric Appliances 1. Rice Cooker I think this is one of the most useful household appliances, it can be used to cook rice and porridge. Especially in the first few days in Germany, the utilization rate is very high. But do not bring a too large, if a person to eat, recommended 1.5 liters. Although this side of the Asian super sell, but quite expensive, and is not a brand name. It's better to bring one over here.

2, induction cooker I think this is not very useful. Because you bring this, but also with the matching pot. So it's not cost effective. Of course, if you like shabu shabu, you can consider it. But it's not that expensive to buy in Germany. And there's a warranty.

3, cell phone The cell phone brought from China can be used in Germany, or you can choose to sign up for a cell phone in Germany. Of course, this is not a matter of principle. There are pros and cons to each, so decide for yourself.

4, laptop computer as an indispensable household appliances. As for whether to bring from the domestic, again not a matter of principle, I can not say absolutely. Computer-related peripherals mouse, headset, camera, portable hard disk. Computer can be DVD burning, bring a few blank CD-ROM.

6, system software antivirus software and so on. Carrying CD-ROM can not use the original single plastic shell packaging, be sure to use the CD-ROM package to save a lot of weight and space! 7, camera, camera batteries

8, mp3 / mp4, etc. If you use batteries, it is recommended to bring the appropriate amount of rechargeable batteries from the country (I brought the 5 7 each two pairs).

9, a very important item socket converter plugs are sold in supermarkets, ranging from 20-50 yuan. (The price may be related to the quality) I bought two. (Remember, buy German standard.)

10, universal socket plate do not buy too big. According to the situation of each person. I chose the kind with 5 jacks.

Medicines

Domestic medicines don't need to bring a lot, mainly proprietary Chinese medicines:

1, Cold and flu medicine

2, anti-diarrhea medicine

3, painkillers

1, eye drops

4, coolant

5, traumatic injuries medicine, bone-setting medicines

7, antiallergy medicine

Anti-inflammatory medicines

9. Motion sickness medicines

Do not bring glass bottles, or do not use glass bottles for medicines. The carton can also be removed to save space.

Clothing

2, often washable underwear, fall pants and socks, etc. to bring more

, jeans with more jeans are more resistant to dirt, can be worn throughout the year, the look will not be out of date.

4. German coats, sweaters, jackets, etc. are expensive and limited in style, so you should bring them from home. It is recommended to bring more clothes.

5, down jackets do not use very thick, the key is to be larger, windproof better.

6, skirts seem to wear very few opportunities, it is estimated that the total **** will not be more than two or three months, of course, love to wear the girls can bring thicker to

7, Germany does not need cotton pants in winter, thick woolen pants, leather pants. Here in the house, buses and subway are heated.

8, high-grade wool, pure wool or cashmere clothing as little as possible (especially outerwear). The maintenance of these things is the biggest problem, Germany dry cleaning and related services are very expensive, it is better to give yourself less trouble.

Shoes and hats

1, slippers should be brought from home, the cheapest in Germany is 4, 5 euros. The key is because all German homes have wooden floors or carpets, and it's not good to change shoes or use hard-soled slippers. So be sure to bring a pair of lightweight soft-soled slippers.

2, a pair of plastic slippers, used in the bathroom.

3, sandals are not necessary, a pair of can be. 4, sports shoes with two pairs can. Here there is always a discount, but the look is not so and people want 5, a pair of leather shoes 6, not recommended to bring: leather boots, bulky not to say, not much use, easy to carry when broken. Cotton shoes do not need to bring, not very useful. The above also mentioned, the German winter is very good.

7, for the purpose of decoration or personal favorite hats, it depends on the individual idea. Anyway, do not bring, all right, want to bring, but also not heavy.

Other small items:

1, Germany glasses are very expensive, especially eyeglass frames, the cheapest is also 30-100 euros. So it is necessary to bring one or two pairs of glasses from home. 2, contact lenses Germany's contact lenses are not very expensive, the solution is generally more expensive than the domestic, but there are also cheap and close to the domestic.

3, an umbrella

4, gloves one or two pairs.

5, headdresses and trinkets of female students can bring a little more over, the things here are too unrefined.

6, small scissors

7, small alarm clock (preferably with batteries)

8, nail clippers

9, two or three pairs of chopsticks, there are two spoons 10, two small locks (lock baggage with)

11, a space cup (carry-on, in the airport can be used to drink water) 12, cigarettes can not be more than a line, otherwise the fine is very heavy. 13, non-commodity packaging, the police will not be able to take the case. 13, non-commodity packaged meat can not be brought. The European Union is very strict on meat control, and even does not allow Chinese meat imports. Be sure to pay attention to these two items, otherwise you will encounter a lot of trouble and a lot of fines.