€110K in Germany or ₹55 Lakhs in India - What should YOU CHOOSE?

[@fahaddeshmukh3817]

Germany is not a utopia either. With recent trends in immigration, one should be cautious and thoughtful before deciding to move here. Sooner or later, Germany might face the same challenges as countries like Canada or the UK, with rising sectarian and ethnic tensions among Indian communities. We may see Haryanvi versus Punjabi protests similar to those in Australia, "Bulldozer rallies" like in California, or conflicts between Indians and Pakistanis, or even high-caste versus low-caste disputes. These are essentially the same issues many of us hoped to leave behind, yet they may start surfacing here. I recently came across a video of fellow Indians creating chaos on a bus during Navratri, banging and singing loudly, showcasing a lack of basic civic sense. This kind of behavior only exacerbates the problems we unintentionally bring with us. Additionally, I have noticed a growing resentment toward Indians among Westerners, and this sentiment seems to be gradually increasing. Germany’s healthcare system, despite being promoted as "free for all," has significant shortcomings. Finding a specialist or receiving a proper diagnosis can take years-yes, years, and this is not an exaggeration. The quality of medical care can often feel underwhelming, with many doctors appearing inexperienced. In contrast, in India, you can consult top-tier doctors within a day or two if you have the means. My point is this: India is not as bad as it is often portrayed. In India, you are respected and cherished within your family and community, you live close to your loved ones, and your life can be far more content. In fact, it is arguably one of the best places to live if you have sufficient financial resources. That being said, this depends on not being born in certain backward, polluted, and socially regressive regions like Haryana, Kashmir, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, or Bihar.

[@sodaeditz]

good points made here, if one person goes to germany must consider that requires a deep connection with the country to live there.....many indians go to study and then return due to no jobs.......indian health care is good but not rewarding enough so my plan is to go abroad and learn the culture there......also afd won in a place in germany so it might bring immigration in control but a long way to go

[@Bratwurstboy]

Ooooh so a guy called Fahad says upper and lower caste Hindus are fighting in Germany and we should believe it now 🤣🤣🤣, Fahad is scared Indians bash his Pakistani fathers obviously in every field possible and we are supposed to feel guilty ? 🤣🤣🤣, and over that Fahad badmouths his supposedly co national Indians based on regions and still we are supposed to take Fahad‘s hate filled rhetoric seriously ? The truth about Fahad is, He comes from Hyderabad where his Razakkar fathers unalived so many Hindus mercilessly and he carried their same dirty blood even to this day but is more helpless than ever before 😭😭😭. F U Fahad 🤣🤣🤣.

[@Abdullah_Khan578]

We must Change ourselves

[@sanjivrm1478]

Such Bs this video in Germany we have dirty toilets too

[@fahaddeshmukh3817]

@sanjivrm1478 Yes, you need to be really superficial to live your country by saying its public washrooms stinks.

[@cupq]

110k in germany almost unrealistic nowadays - economy is in recession, lots of new immigrants, oversaturated labour market, and many many other problems. You'd be extremely lucky just to get a job that pays 40-50k euro

[@shallyjain4197]

Sorry who is giving 110k Euro is germany. Most Germans also dont get it in the 20-35 age group. Such a misleading title. And 55lpa, also less ppl get it even in India. Is ur audience elite Indians who are disillusioned that their lives abroad will be significantly better?

[@Ausflug]

Go with Germany if you prioritize long-term global prospects, lifestyle, and financial security. Stay in India if family proximity, cultural comfort, and immediate career growth in your home country are more important. I vote for Germany.

[@ANURAG-od6jo]

After living and working in Germany now, I would say the reverse is true. Germany will give you a good work-life balance, but ultimately the monetery returns are high in India comparatively if you do a good financial planning. Further, it's very difficult to build a deep connection with the natives here, and so your social life will be much better in india.

[@Cutekatze525]

@@ANURAG-od6josocial life depends on your language skills tbh. India does not have a good quality of life anymore.

[@anuragbhattacharjee4514]

​@@Cutekatze525 Even if you have very good language skills, it's very difficult to integrate with germans due to cultural differences. Follow dw & other channels to know more.

[@Cutekatze525]

@ I live in Germany since 14 months, my bestfriend is a german and I celebrated easter with her family in a village. My other german and austrian friends surprised me on diwali by visiting me with gifts. I think as a foreigner you just need to make the first move and you will accepted with whole heart. I understand the cultural differences, but I have actually had indians here who mock me for being fluent in German, I avoid these people and prefer to stick with the germans who make me feel appreciated:)

[@anuragbhattacharjee4514]

@@Cutekatze525 It might be different in your case but recently dw channel also highlighted a fact that it's also difficult for Germans to make friends easily due to their cultural backgrounds. It's rather easier to make international friends.

[@vishnukm3589]

My vote for Germany now. But it is scary that the amount of immigration to Germany had increased very high in recent years.Will this make Germany similar to India in difficulties to find a job in future. Really concerned of this😢.

[@Education-or2xb]

Exactly the same doubt

[@NITHINSPACETIME]

Same doubt can anyone answer ... but i guess (language barrier stop it all)

[@raunakyadav6622]

The next cannada

[@NITHINSPACETIME]

@@raunakyadav6622 i say nope...cause the main reason people skip germany is langauge... like comeon who will learn german

[@TheSandy345]

That's true. Because of language it will be filtered out by 60% of Indians atleast. Germany can never be like India what so ever because they love their own language unlike USA or CANADA.

[@iamqwq]

The docs absolutely botched my wife's delivery in Germany - did the same thing you mentioned, gave anesthesia and didnt even wait until it started working, then they cut her so wrong that she had trauma and pain for months afterwards. And we have the same experience with child doctors. We always feel they dont have proper knowledge.

[@BharatinGermany]

That happened to me in India. Not in Germany. The doctor in Germany told me that the doctors in India fucked up. I have an appointment now to fix the operation in Germany.

[@BharatinGermany]

Really looks like it is coming down more to the doctor than the country. So far the experiences I had in Germany were better (but more expensive) than in India.

[@Test01-x8m]

Absolute lies propagated by this youtuber which is not proven by facts. Approximately 2 million patients visit India each year from 78 countries for medical, wellness and IVF treatments, generating $6 billion for the industry which is expected to reach $13 billion by 2026 and is backed by the Indian government's Heal in India initiative. He is spreading lies about India because the runs some forms of immigration scam to germany.

[@Test01-x8m]

@@BharatinGermany Absolute lies propagated by you which is not proven by facts. Approximately 2 million patients visit India each year from 78 countries for medical, wellness and IVF treatments, generating $6 billion for the industry which is expected to reach $13 billion by 2026 and is backed by the Indian government's Heal in India initiative.

[@samyakchhajed]

​@@Test01-x8mPeople come to India for medical reasons since it's cheaper in India. Way cheaper!

[@Saideep95]

While you have addressed points pertaining to overall quality of life , Doctors , infrastructure and while no amount of money can change that. Most people are already aware of this. I would have loved a more financial take on this as well, I think the main question here is . X amount of money in India vs Y amount of money in Germany. Difference in purchasing power. How much money can you really save and how many investment avenues are there and the differences in India vs Germany. Differences between retiring in India with a fatter wallet vs Germany (Welfare state).

[@artanchor124]

can you elaborate with example

[@vedukz2173]

+1​@@artanchor124

[@BharatinGermany]

I will address this in the part 2 - taxes, retirement and out of the pocket healthcare costs because these 3 generally can really make or break the finances

[@TheSandy345]

Once your parents age after certain time they will leave and then who will you stay for in India...for your relatives... they will suck your blood...ha ha..

[@Test01-x8m]

He will never mention about 42% taxes. The high cost of medical insurance,unemployment insurance,pension funds deducted which you never get till age of 69,lack of salary hikes in germany.

[@vishal2131]

Glad that your experience was good but that is not true for everyone. About Medical: it's covered but most Doctors here don't have expertise in anything. They just experiment and always give ibu for everything. For critical cases: they have ruined many cases which were fixed in India. ( Coming from personal experience) Air : yes, it's good in Germany for sure but then you have other mental pressures. No social people , rude behavior, less jobs, high inflation, less purchase power now etc.

[@Test01-x8m]

Absolute lies propagated by youtuber which is not proven by facts. Approximately 2 million patients visit India each year from 78 countries for medical, wellness and IVF treatments, generating $6 billion for the industry which is expected to reach $13 billion by 2026 and is backed by the Indian government's Heal in India initiative.

[@vishal2131]

@@Test01-x8m Just to be sure, You are telling about this Bharat guy right? 🙂

[@Test01-x8m]

@@vishal2131 yes sorry for the confusion.

[@vishal2131]

@@Test01-x8m Yes you are 💯% right

[@tamalchakraborty5346]

Germany is in horrible condition. The amount of layoffs which targeted Indians, is alarming. If you are already 30 and do not speak German, ignore Germany. Choose an English speaking country.

[@Northwindbreeze]

Over inflated salaries are everywhere in germany. Germans themselves are mostly below 70k and 70 k considered a "very good" salary but yes, you out of 100s could be requesting a big salary in Germany but, can you put up with language barrier? Office demands? Good luck for those... otherwise, other countries are more flexible.

[@Honest_1806]

Germany is right now 2021 wala canada 4 saal baad alag nazara hoga germany me

[@babandakle5266]

But it is do hard to get a job in europe than india I know a friend who is exceptionally good in coading and german language but still because he was s fresher After bachelor's he didn't got any job He returned to india later and in 2 months he landed a job of 19lpa

[@amritaswift443]

Which country?? Germany??

[@babandakle5266]

@amritaswift443 yup

[@Test01-x8m]

He just waste his parents money in doing a post grad degree.

[@chootabheem007]

Everyone has different mindset, different preferences..

[@LearnForever-7]

Then what is benifit of health insurance

[@satisfyingly1]

You will get around 63k per year after tax, class 1. It will be even more better when class 3. But you need to calculate other expenses...

[@nisrinmerchant8584]

Thanks for the informational video. It would have been much better if the voice quality was good.

[@Dheeraj-hv7vi]

lot of people in india want to return as they want maid driver and house help ? what is your opinion on this

[@amritaswift443]

Really??who told you??

[@sauravsharma9668]

Because there is no such thing as INCOME EQUALITY in India.

[@deesiInGermany]

So?

[@deesiInGermany]

So?

[@somerandomguy7458]

not cause of house help. usually because of family reasons homesickness or rarely someone gets an amazing job in india

[@VikasSonsale-vy4td]

What is situation in germany if someone having high temperature, cold ? For this also, do you need appointment of doctor?

[@SDM496]

Firstly you need to be registered as a patient with a GP near your residence. If you are really very ill then they will give you appointment on the same day but you will have to call them before going. Temperature caused by common cold is not considered as urgent. Mostly you will be told to take paracetamol when you call the clinic.

[@VikasSonsale-vy4td]

@SDM496 can anyone get paracetamol without prescription of doctor?

[@Test01-x8m]

​@@SDM496 In short you will be left to die in germany and next appointment is only 3 months away. Happy dying without doctor help in germany after paying so much taxes and medical insurance.

[@Test01-x8m]

In short you will be left to die in germany and next appointment is only 3 months away. Happy dying without doctor help in germany after paying so much taxes and medical insurance.

[@Test01-x8m]

Approximately 2 million patients visit India each year from 78 countries for medical, wellness and IVF treatments, generating $6 billion for the industry which is expected to reach $13 billion by 2026 and is backed by the Indian government's Heal in India initiative. Mr Bharat just for running your immigration services to germany scam dont tell false facts. Fortis is one of the top notch hospitals which gets around 300k people from about 50+ countries each year.

[@Northwindbreeze]

Come out of india but not to Germany. Think of speaking English countries as an opportunity. In Germany even with a medium language certification, you will be just about scrapping the lowest level of development.

[@Test01-x8m]

Indian hospitals are actually good and thats the reason why the medical tourism is booming in India. Why are europeans and US citizens coming to India for treatment in medical tourism?. Plus we have medical insurance in India plus its not that high cost in all Indian hospitals. Plus Fortis hospitals should file a case against this person for spreading falsehood. My mother got a bypass surgery in Fortis Hospitals and it was all perfect. In Germany the wait times are enormously long like 3-4 months even for a heart ailment. Fortis hospital consultation for a doctor is about maximum Rs 1000. We have seen how in europe during covid patients were made to sleep on road for even critical patients due to long waiting times in europe.

[@sujatamitra5805]

My daughter also in Germany as per your recommended university thanks for your help

[@forcat3581]

I had my toenail surgery in india ,and after few weeks that operated area started turning black and doctor was asking why is it happening,i was like - who is the doctor? Then she did another surgery ,thank god my toe is fine now ,forgot to mention she was studying her medical books before my surgery lol 😅

[@Ausflug]

Bro, it was also happening with my friend staying in Germany. He has been operated 2 times, now he is ok. Itestine problem.

[@Test01-x8m]

You should control your sugar levels and not blame doctors for it. No surgery will be successful if you have uncontrolled diabetes.

[@verifieduser12]

Most foreign people come to India for their treatments

[@mystudyvlog6719]

In youtube recommendations i found that Europe have poverty crisis he cant gave policy and benefits like , child support , healthcare to its citizens at low rate or free Unable to provide to its citizen In vedio i found that Europe has started its downtrend in economy

[@NITHINSPACETIME]

Someone ANSWER PLEASE 🫠 Iam happy to study my next year bachelors in germany (2025 summer intake ig).... but i heard that maths and other subjects in german public uni for bachelors for computer science are way too tough for a normal average student at studies ....and also so hard that normal student in india can fail easily ? Iam afraid of that since my math is too bad but my computer skills are fine... So is that true will i fail and come to india ..iam afraid of that can anyone answer me (currently iam doing my 1st year in India so i can come next year to germany))...

[@higherthangods]

any good uni (even in india) will have good maths in computer science, as it is essentially just applied mathematics, most computer scientists are applied mathematicians. So, if you are having trouble with that, you should consider changing your major. Or else going to some not so good uni where they don't care about quality.

[@NITHINSPACETIME]

@higherthangods bro as of now iam studying in Vellore Institute of Technology ( i swear math is tough) and i love programming so i can't change major

[@higherthangods]

@@NITHINSPACETIME lmao bro, if you find VIT tough (the syllabus there is one of the easiest, my friends are there). Then its best you don't experiment with academics, stay there.

[@NITHINSPACETIME]

@@higherthangods brooo not the VIT syllabus.. i meant german ka dekha ta mai... sample papers it's hard... even my seniors said math in germany is tough 💀 (mai-san)

[@higherthangods]

@@NITHINSPACETIME i was referring to your last comment where you mentioned your college, my advice would still be, don't rush for bachelor's there if you're not sure if you will be able to handle it. Rather do bachelors here and maybe later plan for Masters.

[@sauravbhowmick202]

Happy to hear from u Bharat ❤😊

[@soorya9677]

If the war is coming then germany will be a very difficult place to live and the money invested in germany like education, business..may get ruined, and chances of deporting will also be considered

[@studentgurp9529]

I am currently in 12th(up board) class. I want to come to Germany after 2 years. Now whom should I study so that I can get admission in future. How much money will it cost. In 1 year. And how to learn German language

[@Test01-x8m]

take a loan on your house for 30-40 lakhs and go and study. By the time you come bank would have sold your house and you wouldnt have any job in germany.

[@ranshemperor8785]

But how will arrange blocked amount fund

[@rjks3513]

go for loan.

[@ranshemperor8785]

@rjks3513 but I didn't Have any Collaterals

[@talibahmed]

​@@ranshemperor8785 you need your parents' help in this.

[@yashbhagat6998]

For masters you don't require collateral in many cases for abroad studies. Make sure that you will able to have good quality of education with practical skills if science and do not any hindrance in job because, you had to pay the loan after you get job , and the time limit is atleast 15 years to repay the loan . Correct me if I am wrong in this text

[@YouTube47hd]

@yashbhagat6998 Bro, if I take a loan from the bank, do I need to pay interest every month while studying, or can I pay it after my education?

[@praneshperumal5059]

Hey, could you please make a video on the current employment crisis people are facing despite knowing C1 German language because of the recession & also about Germany requiring White collar qualified Indians for blue collar jobs?

[@Ausflug]

Thank you for the advice! I understand the importance of having work experience and language skills before moving to Germany. If you have the skill in any branch you will get a job in Germany relatively firster.

[@sanjivrm1478]

This is bs. This guy is definitely biased as he will support germany in any case. He lives in a fuckall town in haryana so obviously it will be better than in germany. For metro south indians, no ooint in moving here. Im a PR holder and i soon want to just leave DE

[@109siddharth]

perfect video

[@thankyouthankyou9253]

Can anyone help is there any chance of war in Germany. I am moving to Germany by April with family

[@Ausflug]

Don't worry Bro in Germany there are lots of Bunker present where you can hide if war comes.

[@thankyouthankyou9253]

😂​@@Ausflug

[@manin4568]

@@Ausflugthat are Kellers not bunkers brah😅😂😂😂…lol

[@sidharthagurram]

Hi Bharath, Iam planning to Germany for MS any suggestion from you.

[@Ausflug]

Learn German properly before you goto Germany.

[@gadhiya007]

choose usa

[@arjunsurya901]

Hey Bruder! I have just now secured a life changing opportunity for me to do a semester exchange at DHBW Ravensburg from April to June next year. Is it ideal to start the visa application process in first week of January. Also since I'll be traveling abroad for the very first time, my mother wants to accompany me for some time, so she's planning to get a tourist visa. How easy is it for me and her? Pls let me know

[@Ausflug]

Yes, you can travel with your mother to Germany on a tourist visa while you hold a study visa.It's common for parents to worry about their children studying abroad, especially in a new country. However, excessive pampering may not be necessary. Encourage independence and emotional support instead. Letting the student manage their routine, studies, and finances independently is crucial for personal growth and adapting to life in Germany.

[@SDM496]

Lol.why do you need your mom man? Seriously?? You are going abroad for the first time so go alone and make your own experience. Else study in your home time and live with your parents.

[@Test01-x8m]

Your whole family is wasting money by your fancy of studying abroad.

[@ashutosh9381]

AQI is really bad here 😢

[@VishnuRaj-u1r]

Bharat bhai aap Dhruv Rathee ke dost hai!

[@macdeep8523]

My brother is in Germany , he has his own business

[@berlin__boy0078]

Congratulations 👏 .....

[@sanchitmahi]

ok?

[@viveksawant4717]

Which business?

[@nishantbhatia2747]

I have had a major issue and needed a Gastrologist. It took me 5 months to find an appointment

[@billmitsy]

5 months huh? Are you still in Germany?

[@nishantbhatia2747]

@billmitsy Paid a private Gastrologist whole process costed about 1000 to 1500 euros

[@banuchandan5458]

The most ridiculous thing is you didnt have 2nd or 3rd opinion. we have seen more bad experiences in germany. Dont trz to generalise things just because you are brainless.

[@SAFFANanwar]

Yah Considering today's situation I VOTE for Deutschland ❤ But i love India too

[@Ausflug]

Indian Polititians are busy with Vote and hoarding black money. But I love my country.

[@LIGHTYAGAMI-b4o]

@@Ausflug i love india but not politician and i accept that germany is far better

[@techpentagon1014]

Germany is best choice

[@Rk12-w8n]

Even 60keuro is far better than 50lakhs in India ,

[@Anonymous_soul10]

No

[@verifieduser12]

Aiims

[@Education-or2xb]

Hi Bharat , I think some part of my questions are answered here. Thank your for the informative video