
Young parents in Germany will automatically receive child benefit (Kindergild) from 1 January 2027 without having to submit an application, after the Council of States and Parliament approve the law, provided that one of the parents resides in Germany, works there and has bank account data, while the application will still be required in complex cases.
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The law was passed by the Bundestag in July, and recently approved by the Council of States, and aims to simplify the disbursement of child benefit to eligible families.
Young parents will automatically receive child benefit (Kindergeld) in the future, without having to apply. The relevant law has been approved by the Staten Council, and is scheduled to enter into force on January 1, 2027.
The German Parliament (Bundestag) approved the law in July. The law requires that at least one of the parents reside in Germany with the child, and that he must work in Germany. The authorities must also have bank account information. In more complex cases, an application will still be required at this time.

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