No. 8646

International Affairs

International refers to the support we provide for companies involved in any aspect of cross-border business, be it market entry, the development of foreign markets, the initiation of new business and the provision of information on global sales channels and sources of procurement.

The Chamber of Commerce – your key to the world

Global trade and international investment are among the most important prerequisites for growth, employment and prosperity in Germany and the world. The CCI Bremen and Bremerhaven offers assistance, especially to our small and medium-sized member companies preparing to enter foreign markets. Important partner in helping German and foreign companies with their international business is the German Chamber Network (AHK) which has, to date, 117 offices throughout the world.
Suppport: The Investment Guide is a structured overview for investors about legal requirements and company founding in germany. Of course, we are at your disposal at any time with expert advice.
The IHK offers a variety of information events, seminars and lectures regarding countries and subject areas, occasionally held in English. Why not get informed about our current events with our IHK Event Calender.

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Tips and support for international companies, investors and professionals who seek information on the German market in general.

Ein Mensch stapelt Holzklötze übereinander und bildet damit einen Turm. © Sondem - Fotolia

When trading with non-European Union member countries, certain special points have to be observed. We will ask your questions!

Mehrere bunte Container © Kara - Fotolia

Despite a continuous lowering of customs duties in recent years, trade with non-European Union member countries, still requires special attention.

The following has been agreed with respect to the application for the granting of a residence permit for self-employment, or comparable dependent employment of foreigners from non-EU member countries in the field of export / import (foreign trade) in Bremen.

150 German foreign chambers of commerce offices employing a staff of more than 1200 in over 90 countries around the world provide support for companies interested in bilateral economic transactions with Germany.

World-wide business contacts are gaining increasing importance in the world of globalisation. However, one of the not infrequent side effects is language-related difficulties and problems.

Torsten Grünewald
Bereich: International
Themen: Import- und Exportberatung, Intern. Vertragsrecht, Ausländerangelegenheiten, Nordamerika, Südliches und Ostafrika, arabischer Raum, Asien-/Südostasien, Ozeanien, Australien und Neuseeland
Bereich: International
Themen: Zoll- und Außenwirtschaftsrecht
Anja Markmann
Bereich: International
Themen: Zoll- und Außenwirtschaftsrecht, Indien
Bereich: International
Themen: Außenwirtschaftliche Bescheinigungen, Carnet, Ursprungszeugnisse, Messekarten
Bereich: Aus- und Weiterbildung
Themen: gewerblich-technische Berufe, Prüfungswesen