German Landlords Don’t Provide Kitchens

Let's continue talking about foreign landlords and go to Germany, where renting a home does not necessarily entitle you to a kitchen. This is somewhat different from the California law that states you are not required to have a refrigerator. The entire kitchen can be missing in this scenario. even the sink and countertops. That is not to mean that there isn't a kitchen in the home or flat. The space you need for a kitchen, complete with electrical outlets, running water, and other essentials, must be provided by the landlord if you desire one. Still, that's it.

Many travel bloggers have articles on their websites warning other would-be Germans of what to anticipate upon arrival. The majority of German renters appear to be in it for the long haul, therefore they have no problem spending money on their own kitchen. And when they leave, they'll take everything with them, even the light fixtures. Only people from other countries are unprepared.