Cost of living in Germany with Proof

[@shilpipaul3140]

Would €80,000 be sufficient for a family of three (husband, wife, and a 2-year-old child) to live in the Düsseldorf or Essen area in Germany?

[@chandra-sen]

Thank you for your comment. With €80k one can have a really great life according to me. I have created a videos exactly with this sum in mind for a family of 4. Do check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boisY4OrhpymhbMsi=G3nd9yCXy_0CeIgA I hope this helps you.

[@shilpipaul3140]

Thank you so much

[@kavyareddy9552]

Please provide detailed expenses .....here u just told all together .....if would be better if u say each expenses and do a video

[@chandra-sen]

Thank you for your comment. You can check the same in the video starting here (except for house rent which is shared at the beginning of the video): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZuzg5uNYqeMfMksi=kwKMfcnPrTF13HCh&t=80 As shared in the video below is the split of expenses per month for a couple: - House rent + WiFi = €1000 - Restaurant = €350 - Food and grocery = €300 - Shopping = €100 - Transportation = €100 - Misc. = €400 I hope this helps.

[@VikasSonsale-vy4td]

Hi chandra, What should be the salary if ones motivation is to earn money and save like USA to come to germany

[@chandra-sen]

My suggestion is not to come to Germany if one’s motivation is to make money and save a lot like in the US. Germany is a socially secured country with relatively high taxes which one realize it is worth as it provides lot of peace and safety net.