Gibbesch Consulting GmbH is a boutique consulting agency specializing in relocation and immigration services in Germany. Founded on a commitment to quality and exceptional customer satisfaction, our firm benefits greatly from the unparalleled expertise of our founder, Tal Gibbesch. Our extensive experience and robust network of connections and partners set us apart in the industry.
Our mission is to make your relocation experience stress-free. We offer comprehensive services that cover every aspect of your move—from navigating bureaucratic processes to settling into a life in Germany.
About Us
Tal Gibbesch
Tal Gibbesch moved to Berlin more than 12 years ago. She has many years of experience in relocation, immigration and bureaucracy, and sees her work as a life mission, to help others acclimate in a country she loves. In 2014, she founded the Facebook group “Free Advice Berlin” and was the admin for 4 years. In 2016 she founded the NGO “Breaking Walls in Berlin”, which connected people from conflict countries on a neutral ground.
She holds a B.A. in International Relations and M.A. in Government, Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security.
Founder & CEO
Julia Zehavi
Julia Zehavi is a Berlin-based Family Service Officer passionate about guiding families through life changes like moving abroad, health, and education. She offers culturally sensitive support and excels in navigating interactions with authorities, including handling applications and networking. Her work always prioritizes the well-being of individuals and families.
Relocation Consultant
Inbal Yacobi
Inbal Yacobi is an Israeli lawyer based in Berlin. After graduating from the College of Management Academic Studies and working as a public prosecutor, she transitioned into cultural administration at the Batsheva Dance Company, where she worked as the CEO’s assistant and contributed to both administrative and artistic aspects of the organization.
Office Manager
After finishing her Bachelor’s in Tel Aviv University, Adi moved to Berlin to complete her MA psychology studies at the IPU Berlin University. On her way to her dream of becoming a psychotherapist, she volunteered in implementation of rights and worked with patients in mental health rehabilitation guidance in her home country.
Student AdvisorAdi Yehoshua
Relocated to Berlin from California and brings a strong background in advertising, art, and design. With two degrees in the field and over a decade of experience, including work at several advertising agencies and as a freelance art director since 2012, he has honed his ability to seamlessly combine creativity with functionality. Bryan has collaborated with a diverse range of brands, from global corporations to niche startups, providing him with a wealth of experience across both fun and highly technical projects.
Art DirectorBryan Callison
As an aficionada of all things real estate and experienced nomad herself, Maris Moks combines her deep passion for architecture with her vast legal and international background to serve anyone in search of a new home in Germany – be it just for a night, or forever. Originally from Estonia, Maris moved to Berlin already over 15 years ago and has lived in almost every district of this fascinating city, on top of a year in Potsdam and several months in Antwerp, Belgium. This provides her with the aptitude and empathy needed to support others who face such a big move themselves as well as the notoriously challenging German real estate market.
Real Estate ConsultantMaris Moks
We are incredibly proud of our roots in the LGBTQ+ community, and we look forward to celebrating together at our recurring booth at Berlin’s Folsom street festival. We believe everyone deserves to live and work in an environment where they are celebrated and supported. Whether you are moving for your career or simply looking for a community where you can thrive without compromise, we are here to guide you through the German relocation process with empathy, care, and absolute confidentiality.
Part Of The Community
It’s a Family
They came to us as clients. Today, they’re part of our family, and we’d love for you to be part of it, too.
Moving to Germany is about more than visas, paperwork, and finding a place to live. It’s about building a new life and finding a sense of belonging.
Over the years, many of the people we’ve helped have stayed connected long after their relocation was complete. We’ve shared milestones, celebrated new beginnings, and watched our community grow.
For us, that’s one of the best parts of what we do: the relationships don’t have to end when the paperwork does.

