According to the German law of obligation of identification, it is compulsory for everyone in Germany age 16 or older to possess either an identity card or a passport.

No, active duty military personnel do not need a passport. A military ID allows travel to and from duty stations, both in Europe and Korea (and Japan), and traveling within and around your host nation.

Question: I am in the U.S. Military and I have a U.S. Military Passport. Answer: Your no-fee passport can only be used when traveling overseas in discharge of your official duties. For personal travel, you must to use a regular-fee tourist passport.

The police can ask for your ID. If you are not suspected of a specific crime or if you do not have evidence of another suspect with you, the police will not be allowed to search you.

The new national identity card in credit-card format has been issued since 1 November 2010. Germany’s national identity card meets the highest requirements for document security. Its tough security features offer a high level of protection for the data and digital photograph stored on the chip.

Best-Selling Car Models in Germany in 2021 (Q1)

Top Five Used Audis to Buy

1. Affordable Fun – Audi TT. The Audi TT is a two-door sports car that’s now synonymous with the Audi brand.
2. Compact Executive – Audi A4. The Audi A4 really is one of those cars you can’t go wrong with.
3. Supercar – Audi R8.
4. Family All-Rounder – Audi Q5.
5. Most Car for the Money – Audi A8.

While BMW and Audi are both highly reliable brands, Audi ultimately comes out on top because of its higher safety ratings, extra warranty coverage, and additional safety features.

While the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class is one of the highest performing large luxury sedans on the road today, the overall winner when it comes to luxury performance is BMW. Any consumer looking for style and performance in the same convenient package should choose a vehicle produced by BMW.