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Housing, environment & Transport

Help for Ukraine

Frequently asked questions

  • Registration and residence regulations
  • How are the refugees distributed among the municipalities?

    The State Reception Authority of Lower Saxony (LAB) distributes Ukrainian refugees to the municipalities of Lower Saxony.

    The distribution is based on the Königstein Key - with an estimated 1 million refugees, Wolfsburg would have to take in 1,500 people.


  • Do refugees have to register?

    Registration only takes place if the refugees express a need for protection, in particular if they request assistance in the form of accommodation and social benefits.

    Persons who do not require benefits within the scope of visa-free entry or the regulation on permitted residence pursuant to Section 99 of the Residence Act are only registered with a request for protection pursuant to Section 24 of the Residence Act.

  • Where do refugees need to register and sign in?

    Registration of refugees is done by appointment at the Foreigners' Registration Office.

    Appointment:

    E-mail to the Foreigners' Registration Office

    Address:

    City of Wolfsburg
    City Hall A
    Porschestrasse 49
    38440 Wolfsburg


    This is followed by registration at the Residents' Registration Office.

    Making an appointment:

    Online appointment
    Telephone: 115

    Address:

    City of Wolfsburg
    City Hall B
    Room 015
    Porschestrasse 49
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Please bring an interpreter with you to the registration.

  • Can refugees move to another community after registration?

    When applying for the residence permit, a fictitious certificate is issued, which serves as proof of legal residence in Germany.

    Both the fictitious certificate and the subsequent residence title are restricted to the area of the city of Wolfsburg.

    A change of residence is then no longer permitted.

  • Where must unaccompanied minor refugees be registered?

    All unaccompanied minors belong to the care area of the Youth Welfare Office and must be reported there immediately.

    The Social Services Department in the Youth Division takes care of the admission and care of unaccompanied minor aliens (UMA). They are accompanied in all areas of life and are usually cared for in special inpatient youth facilities run by independent youth welfare organizations.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Department of Social Services
    Pestalozziallee 1a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 o'clock
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock

    Open office hours:

    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs.
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs

    In urgent cases, you can reach the on-call service of the Social Services Department outside of service hours, 365 days a year, via the

    Wolfsburg Police
    Heßlinger Street 27
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 4646215
    Telephone: 05361 28-2827
    E-mail to Entrance Management

  • Where will the arriving refugees be accommodated in Wolfsburg?

    The arrival center in Heinenkamp serves as the first point of contact.

    The people are first accommodated in municipal accommodation. Subsequently, if possible, they are placed in housing as accommodation. The city takes care of allocation and renting.

    Wolfsburg's housing associations Neuland and Volkswagen Immobilien provide support and housing for the city.

  • Work and support services
  • Where do refugees get financial support?

    Refugees can apply for financial assistance from the social welfare office.

  • What services are covered by the social welfare office?

    Basic benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz) include, in particular, covering the needs for food, accommodation, heating, clothing, health care and household durables and consumer goods. (Accommodation and heating only in the case of decentralized accommodation - self-rented living space).

    In addition, benefits are granted to cover the personal needs of daily life as well as benefits in case of illness.

    In the event of illness, the medical and dental services required for the treatment of acute illnesses and pain conditions, including the provision of medicines and dressings, are granted in accordance with Section 4 of the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act.

  • Change of legal entity as of June 1, 2022
  • What does adequate housing mean in the context of welfare benefits?

    If you would like to rent an apartment and receive social welfare benefits, then please take into account that only adequate housing is taken over by the social welfare office. Adequacy depends on the number of persons, the size of the apartment and the rent:

    Persons Apartment size Rent
    1 50 square meters 540,10 Euro
    2 60 square meters 654,50 Euro
    3 75 square meters 778,80 Euro
    4 85 square meters 907,50 Euro
    5 95 square meters 1.038,40 Euro
    6 105 square meters 1.163,80 Euro
    7 115 square meters 1.289,20 Euro
    8 125 square meters 1.414,60 Euro
    9 135 square meters 1.540,00 Euro
    10 145 square meters 1.665,40 Euro
    11 155 square meters 1.790,80 Euro
    12 165 square meters 1.916,20 Euro

    Before you rent an apartment, please have the rental certificate filled out and present it to your* responsible case worker.

  • Are refugees allowed to work in Germany?

    You will be registered as a war-displaced person at the Aliens' Registration Office. After your data has been recorded there, you will receive a residence permit for two years.

    With this residence permit you are allowed to work. However, you are generally not allowed to move to another city. You must live in Wolfsburg.

    Contact:

    E-mail the Foreigners' Registration Office

    Appointment:

    Telephone: 115

  • Where can refugees get advice on the recognition of their degree?

    The Jobcenter Wolfsburg offers refugees advice and support on the path to recognition of their qualifications.

    Contact:

    Iwona Lubanska
    Phone: 05361 4649-379
    E-mail to Ms. Lubanska

    Olga Abramchenko
    phone: 05361 4649-255
    E-mail to Ms. Abramchenko

    E-mail to the collective mailbox

  • Do refugees or asylum seekers have to pay broadcasting fees?

    Refugees or asylum seekers living in shared accommodation are exempt from the broadcasting fee.

    Germany has independent radio, television and online services from ARD, ZDF and Deutschlandradio. They report free of economic and political influences. For this, all people pay money together. This is called a broadcasting fee.

    One person per home must pay the broadcasting fee.

    Some people can be exempted from paying. For example, if they receive benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act or other social benefits. An application must be submitted for exemption from the broadcasting fee.

  • Children, youth and family

  • Who helps with parenting issues?

    Educational Counseling

    The Educational Counseling Center provides counseling on parenting issues, child development issues, anxiety/behavioral problems, clarification and coping with personal and family problems.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Counseling Department
    Educational counseling center Wolfsburg
    Braunschweiger Street 12
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Telephone: 05361 28-1161
    E-mail to the educational counsel ing center

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 18:00
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 14:30
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock

    Open office hours:

    Monday: 16:00 - 18:00 hrs.
    Thursday: 11:00 - 12:00 o'clock

    Social services

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Department of Social Services
    Pestalozziallee 1a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 o'clock
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock

    Open office hours:

    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs.
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs

    In urgent cases, you can reach the on-call service of the Social Services Department outside of service hours, 365 days a year, via the

    Wolfsburg Police
    Heßlinger Street 27
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 4646215
    Telephone: 05361 28-2827
    E-Mail to the entrance management

  • Do refugee Ukrainian children have to go to school in Germany?

    Yes. In Germany, all children are required to attend school from the age of 6. As soon as you have registered in Wolfsburg, your children must attend school. We would like to explain to you how your child can obtain a school place.

    Please do not register with a school yourself. You can obtain a school place through the central school counseling service of the city of Wolfsburg.

    Please fill out the form and hand it in at the City Hall of Wolfsburg. The colleagues of the school counseling will contact you. Together we will look for a school place for your child.

    Children in the 1st - 4th grade

    Children between the ages of 6 and 10 attend an elementary school. It is possible to register your child for the all-day program and the joint lunch. Participation in the all-day program is free of charge. The costs for lunch can be covered by the social welfare office. You can apply for this at the Social Welfare Office with your responsible contact person.

    Children and adolescents from the 5th grade

    Children and young people from the 5th grade onwards attend a secondary school. But before your child attends a school, you will receive an invitation from the Step-by-Step project. The colleagues will ask you for an interview: they will talk to you about the previous schools and your child's language skills. Together with you we will find a suitable school for your child.

    As a rule, we offer all children between the ages of 11 and 18 the chance to participate in the Step-by-Step project. This project gives the opportunity to arrive in peace and to get to know the German school system. Support in language acquisition is also offered, as well as psychological support if needed. The length of stay in the project varies and is determined individually for each child. Afterwards, your child will transfer to a secondary school.

    In Germany, there are different types of secondary schools. At the respective schools, all school-leaving qualifications can be acquired and admission to the gymnasiale Oberstufe can be obtained. In Wolfsburg, the Gymnasien, the Gesamtschulen and the Berufliche Gymnasien offer a gymnasiale Oberstufe with grades 11 to 13. The Abitur (general higher education entrance qualification) can be obtained here. It is possible to transfer there after the 10th grade.

    Contact:

    Mrs. Deutges
    Mrs. Zadvornova

    phone: 05361 28-1129
    E-mail to the school counseling

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 hrs

  • Where are there offers for children and young people?

    The Youth Development Department of the Youth Division offers children from the age of 6, adolescents and young adults in Wolfsburg a wide range of opportunities for active leisure activities. The offers are mostly free of charge and children and young people can have a say in what is done in many places.

    We want to "give youth space"!

  • Where can pregnant women get support?

    Baby Visiting Service

    The Baby Visiting Service is a free outreach counseling service for families with newborns.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Prevention Department
    Early Help
    Seilerstraße 3
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 0151 72605963 or 0151 72109387
    E-mail to the Baby Visiting Service

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock


    Family support

    Family support is a free counseling service during pregnancy and the first year of the baby's life, and beyond if needed.
    Accompaniment, support and advice Around the baby and the new life situation.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Prevention Department
    Early help
    Seilerstraße 3
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 0151 72109387
    E-mail to Mrs. Langer

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 o'clock
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 hrs

  • Where can refugees get information about day care?

    The staff of the Early Childhood Education department advise and support refugees on all aspects of child day care, parental contributions, support in day care and parental allowance.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Early Childhood Education Department
    Child Day Care
    Pestalozziallee 1a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 28-2824
    E-mail to the child day care

    Opening hours:

    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Wednesday, Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock

  • Children's rights and best interests
  • Health
  • What vaccinations are offered to refugees?

    The vaccination center at CongressPark Wolfsburg offers vaccinations for refugees from Ukraine. The offer is aimed at children and adults who have no or incomplete vaccination protection against tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis/poliomyelitis or measles/mumps/rubella. It is urgent to note that, according to the state health department, a lack of vaccination documentation is equated to being "unvaccinated."

    Vaccination against measles/mumps and rubella is especially important for children and adolescents, because according to the Measles Protection Act, they must provide proof of measles protection before attending daycare facilities and schools.

    When and where is the vaccination?

    Vaccination center CongressPark
    Heinrich-Heine-Strasse
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Monday - Friday: 13:00 - 15:00 hrs
    It is not necessary to make an appointment in advance; there may be waiting times.

    Which vaccinations are offered?

    • Combination vaccinations against tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis and poliomyelitis
      Boostrix Polio® vaccine
      from 3 years
    • Combination vaccinations against measles, mumps and rubella
      Priorix Tetra® vaccine
      from 9 months

  • Where can refugees get vaccinated against Corona?

    Here, refugees can get vaccinated against COVID-19:

    Vaccination Center CongressPark
    Klieverhagen 50
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Monday - Friday: 09:00 - 19:00 hrs.
    Vaccination is possible without an appointment.

  • Where are Corona test centers and Corona vaccination stations located in Wolfsburg?
  • Where can I find information about tuberculosis?
  • PUBLIC TRANSPORT
  • Use of public transport

    From 01.06. to 31.08.2022, it is possible for refugees to purchase a 9 Euro ticket.

  • Information for Ukrainian drivers
  • Language
  • Offers of help and donations
  • How can I help and where can I get in touch?

    Offers of support from the public can now be posted on the online marketplace.

  • How can I recognize serious offers of help?

    The city warns against dubious fundraisers. "Anyone who wants to donate should turn to the reputable aid organizations," advises city councilor Monika Müller. "Only then is it guaranteed that your donations will reach where they are needed."

  • I can offer housing for Ukrainian refugees. Who should I report this to?

    Due to the large number of offers of help, it was and is unfortunately not possible to check all offers and provide timely feedback. So that you do not have to wait, our new digital platform now offers a possibility to meet more quickly with refugees from Ukraine or volunteers who care for individuals and families:

    https://mein.wolfsburg.de/ukrainehilfe/

    The online marketplace Ukrainehilfe offers the possibility to quickly and easily place offers, including an offer of housing. In this way, people looking for living space can unbureaucratically search out offers that might suit them and directly contact you as the offeror.

  • What counseling services are available for volunteers?

    Counseling for volunteers in the context of children, adolescents and families at the educational counseling center:

    Wolfsburg citizens who volunteer to accompany refugees or have taken in families as host families have the following counseling hours at their disposal

    Mondays: 16:00 - 18:00
    Thursdays: 13:30 - 15:00 hrs

    Pre-registration via the office (phone: 05361 28-1161) would be desirable to reduce waiting times.


    Counseling for volunteers with the target group of adults is provided by the Health Division:

    Social Psychiatric Service
    Open office hours: Thursday: 14:00 - 17:00 h
    Telephone: 05361 28-2040


    In addition, there are offers for free online training for volunteers in refugee work from the Network for Traumatized Refugees in Lower Saxony e. V. (NTFN).

    E-mail to the NTFN

  • How can I bring my family here from Ukraine?

    The city of Wolfsburg asks citizens to refrain from privately organized transfers of Ukrainian refugees to Wolfsburg.

    Journeys to the war zone are too dangerous, also transports from the border regions should be left to the experienced refugee aid organizations. Care and accommodation in the municipalities can be organized in the best possible way for the refugees if it is coordinated.

    Here, the city of Wolfsburg is working closely with the State Reception Authority of Lower Saxony (LAB), which has been assigning Ukrainian refugees to the municipalities since this week.

    With centralized allocation by the LAB, it is possible to allocate accommodations according to need, so that a more timely and uncomplicated allocation can take place. This means that refugees can be offered safe accommodation more quickly, where they can recover from their terrible experiences.

    Currently, various areas of the city administration are working under high pressure together with the aid organizations to create both short-term and long-term accommodation options.

  • Contact, contact points and advice

  • Consultation in Russian language

    Integration Department of the City of Wolfsburg

    Mr. Ali
    City Hall B, Room B 222
    Porschestrasse 49
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 28-2992
    E-mail to Mr. Ali

  • Clothing and other initial equipment

    Free clothing:

    DRK Clothes Closet
    Walter-Flex-Weg 12
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 51010
    E-mail to the DRK clothing store

    Opening hours:

    Monday - Thursday: 12:00 - 14:00 h


    Caritas Clothing Closet

    Antonius-Holling-Weg 8 10
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 89009-0
    E-mail to Caritas

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 09:00 - 12:00 o'clock
    Tuesday: 09:00 - 12:00 and 14:00 - 16:00 o'clock
    Wednesday: 09:00 - 12:00 and 14:00 - 16:00
    Thursday: 09:00 - 12:00 and 14:00 - 16:00 hrs

  • Psychological help

    In case of acute psychiatric crises and more severe psychiatric illnesses, the Social Psychiatric Service of the City of Wolfsburg can help.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Health Division
    Social Psychiatric Service

    Phone: 05361 28-2040

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 15:30 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs
    Friday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Saturday, Sunday and public holiday: 10:00 - 18:00 hrs

    Open office hours (without appointment):

    Thursday: 14:00 - 17:00 hrs.

  • Other points of contact

    Church District Social Work South
    Diaconal Work Church District Wolfsburg-Wittingen

    Jenaer Street 39B
    38444 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 8918141
    Fax: 05361 8918149
    E-mail to the Diakonisches Werk

    www.kirche-wolfsburg-wittingen.de


    Refugee Social Work South
    Diakonisches Werk church district Wolfsburg-Wittingen

    Samlandweg 17
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 8938007
    Fax: 05361 8938009
    Mobile: 0175 6507226
    E-Mail to the refugee social work south

    www.kirche-wolfsburg-wittingen.de


    ProIntegration
    Diakonisches Werk Wolfsburg e. V.
    Integration service

    Hallesche Street 26c/d
    38444 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 773980
    Fax: 05361 375182
    E-mail to ProIntegration


    Integration Center "MeiNZ

    Dessauer Street
    38444 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 773777
    Fax: 05361 375182
    E-mail to the Integration Center

    www.diakonie-wolfsburg.de/prointegration


    Refugee Assistance Wolfsburg e. V.

    Samlandweg 15
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 8986643
    Fax: 05361 8986665
    E-Mail to the refugee help

    www.fluechtlingshilfe-wolfsburg.de


    Integration Department of the City of Wolfsburg

    Porschestrasse 49
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 28-2672
    Fax: 05361 28-2645
    E-mail to the Integration Department

    www.wolfsburg.de/integrationsreferat


    Protestant family education center of the church district Wolfsburg-Wittingen

    An der Christuskirche 3a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 89333-10
    Fax: 05361 89333-28
    E-mail to the Fabi

    www.kirche-wolfsburg-wittingen.de


    Marriage, family and life counseling center of the church district Wolfsburg-Wittingen

    Laagbergstrasse 50
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 13162
    (Tuesday: 13:00 - 15:00 | Wednesday: 12:00 - 14:00 | Thursday: 10:00 - 12:00)
    Outside these hours an answering machine is switched on.

    E-mail to the life counseling

    www.lebensberatung-wolfsburg.de


    Telephone counseling of the church district Wolfsburg-Wittingen

    P.O. Box 10 10 22
    38410 Wolfsburg

    Telephone: 05361 398722
    E-mail to the telephone counselling service


    Social psychiatric service
    City of Wolfsburg
    Health division

    Rosenweg 1a
    38446 Wolfsburg

    Telephone: 05361 28-2040
    E-mail to the social psychiatric service

    www.wolfsburg.de/krisendienst


    General social service/reception management

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division - Social Services

    Pestalozziallee 1a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 28-2827
    Fax: 05361 28-2990
    E-Mail to the entrance management

    www.wolfsburg.de/asd


    Youth counseling Wolfsburg

    Lessingstrasse 27
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 279027
    E-mail to the youth counseling center

    www.jugendberatung-wolfsburg.de


    Dialog e. V.

    Goethestrasse 59
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 8912300
    E-mail to Dialog e. V.

    www.dialog-wolfsburg.de


    Psychosocial working group Wolfsburg

    www.psag-wolfsburg.de

  • Support for pregnant women

    Baby Visiting Service

    Baby Visiting Service

    The Baby Visiting Service is a free outreach counseling service for families with newborns.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Prevention Department
    Early Help
    Seilerstraße 3
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 0151 72605963 or 0151 72109387
    E-mail to the Baby Visiting Service

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock


    Family support

    Family support is a free counseling service during pregnancy and the first year of the baby's life, and beyond if needed.
    Accompaniment, support and advice Around the baby and the new life situation.

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Prevention Department
    Early help
    Seilerstraße 3
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 0151 72109387
    E-mail to Mrs. Langer

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 o'clock
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 hrs

  • Suspicion of human trafficking or sexual exploitation

    The last weeks make clear how unstable peace in the world is - also in Europe.

    On the way across the saving borders, a new danger awaits the refugees: criminal organizations, but also private individuals, try to exploit the plight of the fleeing.

    Women and children are often left to their own devices and are threatened with sexual exploitation, among other things.

    In recent days, we have received reports via various media about sexual exploitation of refugee women. Often the refugee women were offered "cheap earnings with accommodation" or "cheap accommodation with the possibility to earn quick money".

    The placement of women and children also in private accommodation is a great support, which is also provided in Wolfsburg.

    If you are currently helping people from Ukraine to find accommodation out of private initiative, we would like to ask you to be especially attentive in the placement. It is very important that names and addresses of these accommodations are known and documented and that all arrivals are registered first. Particularly in the case of offers such as those described above, those helping should ask critical questions and keep in contact with the women and children who have fled.

    The following counseling centers can help with questions or a suspicious moment:

    SOLWODI Niedersachsen e. V. - Counseling Center Braunschweig

    Bernerstraße 2
    38106 Brunswick

    Phone: 0531 4738-112
    Fax: 0531 4738-113
    Emergency cell phone: 0177 4225333
    E-mail to SOLWODI

    Kobra - Coordination and counseling center against human trafficking e. V.

    PO Box 910555
    30425 Hanover

    Phone: 0511 2157822-0
    Fax: 0511 2157822-9
    E-mail to Kobra

  • Families, women and children and pregnant women in need

    Social services

    Contact:

    City of Wolfsburg
    Youth Division
    Department of Social Services
    Pestalozziallee 1a
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Opening hours:

    Monday: 08:30 - 16:30 h
    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs
    Wednesday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 o'clock
    Friday: 08:30 - 12:00 o'clock

    Open office hours:

    Tuesday: 08:30 - 16:30 hrs.
    Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30 hrs

    In urgent cases, you can reach the on-call service of the Social Services Department outside of service hours, 365 days a year, via the

    Wolfsburg Police
    Heßlinger Street 27
    38440 Wolfsburg

    Phone: 05361 4646215
    Telephone: 05361 28-2827
    E-Mail to the entrance management

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