Mietkaution Schweiz (Bern, Switzerland)

Terminating an apartment requires care and compliance with legal deadlines. To avoid mistakes and ensure a smooth move-out, tenants should follow the most important steps.

First of all, it is crucial to check the notice period stipulated in the contract. In Germany, the statutory notice period for tenants is usually three months, unless otherwise agreed in the tenancy agreement. The notice of termination must be in writing and should be sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt in order to have proof.

Another important point is the handover of the apartment. Tenants should repair any damage before moving out in order to avoid disputes with the landlord. An apartment handover with a protocol ensures clarity about the condition of the apartment when moving out.

Our tips will help you to make moving out stress-free: Start looking for an apartment early, plan enough time for renovation work and find out about your rights and obligations. This will ensure that the termination process runs smoothly and you don't have to bear any unexpected costs.

With good preparation, you will be able to move home in a relaxed manner and without unnecessary stress.