Cross-border business activities

Certificate of authorisation to provide temporary cross-border services in accordance with Section 9 (1) No. 2 of the Crafts Code (HwO) in the field of crafts subject to licensing Exhibition

Obligation to notify before commencing protected craft services in Germany without a domestic branch

Notification of change in the case of cross-border provision of services in regulated professions

You have notified the intention to provide services across borders in a regulated profession and have commenced the activity. If there is a significant change in...

Notification of cross-border provision of services in regulated professions Confirmation

Registration of Europe-wide commercial services in Germany

Apply for an extension of a Mobile ICT card

The responsible authority in the state of Brandenburg is the foreigners authority of the district/city that is independent of the district

Applying for a permit for the temporary export of national treasures

If you wish to export national cultural property from Germany temporarily or permanently, you must apply for an export license.

Applying for an export license for cultural property

If you wish to export cultural property from Germany, you need an export license under certain conditions.

Moving a business to another Member State

Here you can find information on your rights and obligations when relocating a business from Germany to another Member State and from another Member State to Germany.

International payments when selling goods and services online

There is free movement of goods in the EU internal market. You can find out here which regulations and requirements you need to take into account.

Employment of workers from other Member States in Germany

Find out more about the employment of workers from other EU countries in Germany.

Customs procedures for imports and exports under the Union Customs Code

For more information on this topic, visit the Your Europe portal .

Notifying the authorities of cross-border activities

If you wish to provide cross-border services for regulated and non‑regulated professions, you will find important information on country-specific requirements here.

Point of Single Contact

The pan-European network of  Points of Single Contact can provide you with details of any legal requirements and help you to complete relevant procedures.