What No One Tells You About Life in Germany as a Foreigner

[@AAhmed79]

wonderful information, thanks Ashan bhai for sharing,

[@ahsanfinance]

Glad you liked the video 🙏🏾

[@ahmadizaz2583]

such a nice thoughtful way to explain

[@ahsanfinance]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@lr1920]

Thanks Ahsan😊

[@ahsanfinance]

Glad you liked the video

[@Warezzfan]

Here is the reality most people don't want to listen and understand: No corner of this planet works according to your lists of expectations, demands and entitlements. Its all about adjustment and compromise: do it in your country or some where else. No one really gives a damn about your opinions, complains, tantrums, ideas, etc. Just learn this is how the world works - take it or leave it!

[@PeterWild467]

This is the exact thing I needed to hear.👍

[@PeterWild467]

The problems arrive when you expect that you are gonna live in a foreign country having your own culture with your own people. You gotta accpet the fact that there is only one planet in this solar system that has life on it. So every one is our own. So stop EXPECTING and start ACCEPTING. The more you accpet the lesser you are gonna complain. No place is perfect, becuase the difinition of perfect itself varies for different persons.

[@PeterWild467]

@@steppenwolf6761 👍

[@ahsanfinance]

What is your comment regarding the Racism segment of the video?

[@PeterWild467]

I kinda don't have personal experience yet because, I'm in India now but planning to go to germany for my masters, so being busy in research what's the condition of Indian students in Germany. But as far as I have known, it kinda depends on your skin colour but I have heard that if you are fluent in German you can neutralize those situations to some extent. But most of fair Indians have admitted that they have faced less racism, as far as I have seen though. Still it's all my assumption. You can't actually tell anything about a place properly untill you live there. So I'm just hoping not to face more racism when I go there for studies. Let's see what happens. Again it really depends on what part of t Germany you are in. In some places people are friendly again I have heard😅. Let's see what happens. I'm happy to share my personal opinion when I start living there🙂.

[@gmyd6627]

Thanks!

[@ahsanfinance]

Glad you liked the video

[@rishiraj2548]

Thanks

[@24sweetguy]

To be honest we havnt felt infact its opposite people seat beside but you need to be well dressed. Unfortunately most of us are shabbily dressed and are not clean

[@ahsanfinance]

Happy to hear that you haven't had any bad experiences 🙏🏾

[@BigBoss-tk6lh]

Hello sir, iam planning to come to Germany in the next few months with my family iam a plumber with 30 years of experience and i have some experience with car mechanic plus my son is a car electrician and my other son is taking lessons to be a barber. What is your advices please..thank you... Iam 45 my english is very good not perfect...

[@ahsanfinance]

What about your German language? and may I ask what nationality do you have?

[@BigBoss-tk6lh]

@ahsanfinance iam from Lebanon. I didn't start learning German language yet..but iam ready to start taking lessons if i took the visa ..

[@ahsanfinance]

You would need at least B1 level to find work in Germany

[@BigBoss-tk6lh]

@ahsanfinance ok..no problem.. As for my work and my sons,,are we needed in Germany??

[@MohammedIrfan-c5d]

Assamualaikum bhai germany work visa pe aa sakte ya nai india se job in warehouses but they're charging 15lkh for the whole processs is it right to come or not

[@ahsanfinance]

Yes you can come to Germany on work visa if you find a job. You can also come on a Job Seeker visa (opportunity card) where you can come to Germany and find a job here. I cannot say anything about visa consultant fees but if you do everything yourself then you do not need to pay such hefty fees.

[@shahshoaibVlogs]

ahsan bhai love you ho gya

[@ahsanfinance]

Thanks for the appreciation 😊

[@MaidaBuns]

My nationality is german and i am learning german i am doing bca online should i come germnay for it field even if i have passport and language .,for me coming is not problem ,i dont have to worry abt visa or anything just worried abt future in it ❤

[@ahsanfinance]

May I ask which field are you in?

[@aar.ahsanabdurrehman429]

Kamal!!

[@ahsanfinance]

🙏🏾

[@yasirshafiullah3016]

Have you thought of moving to US, UAE or Saudi?

[@ahsanfinance]

Honestly speaking, no. I think each country has its pros and cons though

[@narayantakle3648]

Happy New Year! I hope you're doing well. I wanted to share that I’m currently a student in Germany , and my yearly income is approximately €11,000. Actually my friend need usdc for his startup in India so he send me euro around 7000 in my German bank account and I purchase usdc here and send to his Binance account Within this financial year (March 2024 to March 2025), so I’m curious to know: 1. How much more can I transfer without any issues? 2. Would it be okay to transfer more than €7,000, considering my situation? I just want to ensure everything remains compliant and hassle-free. Looking forward to your guidance on this.

[@ahsanfinance]

Happy new year, well I think you are a very good friend but things like this can land you into trouble. Usually transactions under 10k€ are not flagged but if a high amount of funds frequently enter your account then your account could be flagged. The biggest issue for you could be showing the money trail. As you are converting fiat to crypto you could have difficulty showing that. Regarding the maximum amount , there is no limit I could find but again its not about the limit its about the trail. As far as I know, crypto is Illegal in India, so your friend would not help you out if they ask you for a Money trail.

[@jackelaeu3514]

Germany is done. They lack adaption and swiftness just like Nokia

[@mtardieh]

😂😂😂😂

[@oceanwave4502]

The keyword is "deindustrialization". 😥

[@ahsanfinance]

@jackelaeu3514 yes some bets from the Government did not go well, like the Green Energy Transition plan and the EV market. But lets see how the new Government reacts. 2025 could be a make or break year for the German Automotive industry.

[@ceekay1676]

@7:50 this is very true. Do not assume that the germans won't help you. Most of the time, if you proved to them that you have the information, they would calm down and help you.

[@ahsanfinance]

💯

[@NCC0723]

Hi, if I am holding a blue card, pls advise the what’s minimum requirement to submit a PR application. Thanks

[@ahsanfinance]

21 months with B1 and in some cities you also need a leben in Deutschland certificate

[@NCC0723]

Thanks for your response and if I obtain A1 PR can apply 27 months? I lived in Lower Saxony district and any other requirements.

[@musham6295]

What about dental jobs in germany

[@bruck2723]

watch the video again.

[@ahsanfinance]

@musham6295 , there is a huge demand for Healthcare professionals. You would need B2-C1 level German language to get started.

[@faizaaslam8283]

Hello ahsan bhai from where we can get info if as an anesthetist my work experience will count or not ?​@@ahsanfinance

[@UffTeriada]

Is it good decision doing mba in Germany in 2027?

[@ahsanfinance]

You wish to come to Germany in 2027? or your MBA studies would finish in 2027?

[@UffTeriada]

@ahsanfinance right now I'm doing my bachelors and I'm in 2nd year rn and planning to came germany for Masters in 2027!!

[@ahsanfinance]

If you manage to get to B2-C1 German language level by the end of you Bachelors, then Germany could be a Great choice.

[@UffTeriada]

@@ahsanfinance thank you

[@mdrezaulkarim47]

R u from Pakistan?

[@growwithanshuman]

Haha yes

[@muhammadumairmeo9871]

sukhar t ny such tu bolna shoroo kia bhai videos mai ab

[@ahsanfinance]

What do you mean?

[@reshu7860]

It's better not to move Germany. It was good in 90s but now not.

[@ahsanfinance]

Depends on many things. For skilled workers and professionals there are always good opportunities.

[@shhh3683]

Please don't come it's true

[@subhagbhaya461]

They must kick you out

[@nikhilmehra845]

With mentality like you who judges everyone should not go anywhere out of your house

[@ahsanfinance]

@subhagbhaya461 why so much hate?