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hallo Zusammen, I'm Diana! 😀 I'm originally from Toronto, Canada but I'm now living and working in Berlin, Germany ☾ On my channel, I share my experiences and thoughts on living and working abroad as an expat in Germany. Thanks for your support ☮
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[@azizoid]

Video starts from 03:00

[@zakariahofra6027]

You saved my time bro!

[@maxbarnard7165]

All I hear that before is blah blah blah

[@theoeguia3302]

Your a hero. No will say that. But I will. You deserve a metal or metals.

[@DS-or4og]

@@theoeguia3302 medal or medals 🏅

[@carlosbrenes6535]

thank you sir!

[@hkw242]

I don't think that "unskilled workers" is what germany is searching for. The german term "Fachkräftemangel" might give you a hint. It's a term that describes that qualified, educated specialists are lacking, not the uneducated help. Jobs like plumber, baker, mechatronics, all jobs related to building houses, streets and infrastructure, doctors, nurses, caretakers and so on. All those jobs aquire knowledge and education, no way those who working in these fields are unskilled. And what most of them have in common, is that you have to be able to communicate in german. Imagine a plumber comming to your house and don't speak your language. How should he be able to solve the problem the way you want? Or a brickie that don't get his bosses order and messes up. And so on. So, it might be true that chances for getting a job in germany are rising, but it won't come for nothing. You need skills and language. Otherwise you will end up in wellfare programs and soon after you will loose your visa. Chances for seeking asylum if you are from the US are slim, so don't count on that.

[@manub.3847]

In the company and also private I already had the problem (EU citizens with another nativ language).If only basic language knowledge is available, misunderstandings are much too easy. Because it's not just about the words used, but also about the way you use the words in the sentence. Try to reassure a craftsman who thinks you want to insult him :) Even if my English skills are sufficient to lead a simple conversation, I would not be able to advise a client fully and understandably in this language in my job.

[@caciliawhy5195]

@Randy Welsh But everyone in those days wanted to integrate and cared that they did it as quickly as possible. Much different than now when everyone imports their own culture and remains separate.

[@sarahgrace6769]

This is the reason people are flooding into foreign countries

[@nonilon14344]

Cacilia Why like the muslim not integrating.

[@mworld3653]

Nonilon Delon not all Muslims and not only the Muslims

[@mwalek]

Great content. Thanks

[@yemarkolaniyi4554]

Thanks for shearing this

[@stevemeier2852]

On December 19th the cabinet agreed on a *draft*. This draft still has to go through both legislative chambers (Bundestag/Bundesrat) and would become effective in 2020 if accepted there. So things are by no means final.

[@Aparichithudu-zq8cs]

Steve Meier but they confirmed that in German embassy web sight

[@cricketSA1]

@@Aparichithudu-zq8cs can you please post the link ?

[@anuvadatranslations2509]

Great video!

[@DianaVerry]

Thank you! 😊

[@rahulsrivastava3657]

very nice information. Thanks

[@becyjames1870]

Rahul Srivastava, All thanks to Mr Andrew, he is a very secure and trust worthy agent from Africa who helped me secure my visa without stress

[@becyjames1870]

Rahul Srivastava, you can link up with him, message him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

The most important thing is that every newcomer speaks German at least very well if he wants to stay. So it is the Q and A of being able to speak the German language, very important at work!

[@eduardogutierrez4698]

​@Randy Welsh but in the end, their children did.

[@w.e.b1326]

@Randy Welsh there is no official language in the U.S. Constitution. In Germany, everything is in German as it's the official language. Also, if one wants to work in a company other than telecommunications, it would behoove them to learn German if they wish to increase their possibilities for upward mobility.

[@w.e.b1326]

@Randy Welsh As an American having lived in Germany for the last four years, about the only thing America does better is fast food.

[@w.e.b1326]

@Randy Welsh Ummm yeah, you must be one of those Americans who still believe in the Horatio Alger theory. Times change, societies evolve, you're basically living in a 3rd world country.

[@w.e.b1326]

@Randy Welsh how do facts from the 18th - early 20th century make America the best and/or better at the moment. You're talking through a time period when current day Germany was once part of the Holy Roman Empire, up to the World Wars when they had König Wilhelm and later Der Führer. Stop living in the past, society has evolved. Living standards among all demographics in industrialized nations are better EXCEPT the U.S. I'll never move back to that shithole of a country.

[@fatindailyvlogs6147]

Nice video

[@abhimanusharma1645]

Thank you.👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@midnightfairy28]

I liked your channel the way it was before. I wish you hadn’t deleted your old videos.

[@PattyFernandez]

This is so helpful! Gives me hope and more motivation to move there ☺️

[@salmanhasil3793]

Hi

[@ehmi1238]

Patty Fern I will wait for u

[@jaylan5063]

Did you go yet

[@rheasalez468]

Very informative ,by the (: hi also you have lovely hair

[@admortor]

Oh my God...a canadian girl who moved to Germany...moving from one amazing country to another amazing country...I'm from Venezuela and I'm looking for a nice place that might accept a hardworking guy but it's been so hard hahaha...thanks very much for the information, I've always wanted to move to germany but I find it so difficult...hopefully this law makes it not so difficult... :) Thanks :D

[@SpringLeafWolf]

Im rooting for the people of Venezuela. Down with Maduro! Heres a link to get you started about how to move to Germany for work or for school it has everything you'll need to know about applying for work visas and finding housing. www.daad.de/en/ Good luck man!!!

[@carloscarvajal3324]

Hola Alejandro, yo también estoy en ese proceso y si todo sale bien me estaría yendo dentro de poco a Alemania. Si quieres podemos mantener el contacto, para que si estando en la posibilidad poder ayudarte... por cierto, también soy Venezolano

[@antonio.262]

I am german and I am looking to join Canada ... hope it is not too big of a deal.

[@Okokikinokokoninin]

Diana need your kind advise . My son have cerebral palsy . Will this create issues to get blue card and PR .please kindly advise

[@Analysisdemo]

Hi Diana verry, I’m currently studying bachelor of business (finance major) in Australia. Also, I am studying German by using all my electives as part of my degree. I have decided to do my masters in Germany. Great info in your video. Do you have any particular video on business students ( especially finance) and which university is better for MBA finance etc?

[@BabarAli-xc2fm]

Hallo diana, please tell us when this law will employ. ....thanxxxxxx

[@asfarnasir1892]

Helo Miss I want information regarding the Skill Immigration law that is German language skills are required to apply for the Skill Immigration Visa, if and individual wants to work as an qualified professional in the German labor market?

[@sumitbhatia3262]

Hello Diane, I am an a software Tester but my bachelor's degree is in Commerce, I have done my b2 level German.How can I come to Germany?

[@luongcamtu875]

What about careers in Business? Is there any chance for an immigrant to get a job in the field?

[@Scitronics27]

I visited west Germany and I loved the country and it's people.

[@antoniemmanuel251]

Bravo that's good news. What about those who have been in Germany for almost 4years, they have worked before, they don't want to give them Resident permit?

[@bogarvallejo2149]

Hi! Thanks for your video. I know that when looking for a job or studying in Germany you need a certain language proficiency. What about if you already have an offer and your job doesn't require German? I'll be developing a language teaching curriculum (English). Thank in advance!

[@patriciaetienne5070]

Can you tell me more about this? Developing language teaching curriculum is a career I want to do. I'm currently getting my masters in International/Intercultural Education.

[@reddragon6127]

detail for submitted the application foam

[@Benni008]

It is more about the booming economy than about the low birth rate... in my area companies apply for workers… they send you letters, mails and also some send people to the doors to talk to people to persuade them to start to work there... it isn't easy having a company here, cause as the owner you must offer a lot to the workers to get and keep them … and if another company offers 20% more, lots of workers go there... newspapers are full of companies looking for especially skilled and well educated workers like mechanics, electricians etc

[@thegameboy2299]

Can u send me your e-mail please i want to contribute a good better for Germany too and I'm a Carpenter i do designing houses exa... i made doors, windows, tables etc...i have a document and i live in Italy ,i want even to employ others if you are intrested

[@Benni008]

@nextlevel Discoveries southwest in Bavaria … Allgäu region

[@Benni008]

@@thegameboy2299 I can't bring you here, if you want to come here, apply for a visa and maybe it's okay

[@ableman2108]

Mohamed Diallo really?? I am a social worker, and I have degree in Information technology. I live in lithuania where I worked as a customer support specialist in Barclay bank. Really wanna move to germany this summer any hint?

[@Adam-kz8jn]

How would you go about searching for employment in Germany? Are there websites that you go through?

[@AhmetMurati]

Check stepstone.de.

[@andrewmacdonald6557]

Can one live in Germany without a German job but doing remote online work for a company in another country (UK)?

[@salmanmurtaza1635]

what if we go to germany on visit visa and apply for a job??? kindly answer soon.

[@silenceinmyhead3419]

Hi, Im planing to go to Berlin and live there so how hard is for a construction worker find a job there? Also I don’t know any German but I’m fluent in English,Spanish and Russian

[@eliwhite5009]

If you’re non-EU citizen, then its nearly impossible

[@samwelsuleiman]

love your content for simplicity DIANE

[@klodianaduraj786]

Hello Diana! Is it possible to pursue my studies in english in Germany,and bring along my partner as a dependent visa?

[@davidkaradine5093]

Yes sure

[@lienwhite6818]

Yes, but you need to prove you have funds to maintain yourself and your partner in Germany without applying for any financial help from the state plus you can’t work full-time in the country so think twice before you take a first step

[@barryjonking7938]

So what about if you going to School?

[@ErdisDriza]

My wife went to work as a nurse in Germany, the next step is to join her. Currently, She is staying in the hospital dorm for a very symbolic price. Is there any way she can rent a bigger dorm from the hospital (law says 24msq is enough for 2 persons) and than invite me or is it a must to have a regular apartment in order to send a spouse visa? Thank you for your attention!

[@darwizaazimi1921]

whether great thanks

[@sheikhnjie6988]

What about if you have Italian documents

[@john1cheree]

Dianna, are you fluent in the language now?

[@fatindailyvlogs6147]

Love your hair

[@kohle47]

and since today, new laws, you can make a new video ;-) Aber keine Angst, es wurde nochmal verbessert.

[@Alban.Bytyqi]

When does this change come into effect. There seems to be some new law coming into effect in January 2020. Will you be able to help

[@karengates24]

Alban Bytyqi, All thanks to Mr Andrew, he is a very secure and trust worthy when from Africa who helped me secure my visa without stress

[@karengates24]

Alban Bytyqi, you can link up with him, message him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@jamdungnaturals946]

@@karengates24 am living in Jamaica...will he be able to help me from all the way here to come to Germany

[@karengates24]

@@jamdungnaturals946 yes For sure, here's his WhatsApp number [phone] text him only on WhatsApp

[@bencanavan1611]

@@jamdungnaturals946 hahaha the German people do not need you, stay in your own shithole please

[@madangurunggurung3412]

Can i apply for security guard.

[@sadiaw9313]

love your videos! i sent a request to join the facebook group

[@kingdomvoiceab6529]

This is a good news

[@emmanuelcoblavie4532]

Please i want to know something ..... am in Italy now and i want to apply for a work in Germany how can i do that?

[@soniahassan6830]

Emmanuel Coblavie Once you find a job in Germany and have a written contract, apply for a work permit at the immigration office in Italy

[@nonilon14344]

Emmanuel Coblavie google search.....my goodness.use your common sense.

[@alfuboy4126]

Interesting

[@hasanabdullah6105]

Plz anybody tell me Germany immigration official web site

[@isaiahmichael2236]

I have been living in Germany since 2014, I came for my MSc and I must say in as much as some of the things she said maybe true, one also have look deep before one take a leap! It’s not always easy and same as it’s being said. Moreover, the video sound more like Germ govt propaganda just to lure people to Germany, for economic reasons. Another thing that one have to consider is intercultural relationship. What have seen is that Germans don’t like foreigners and Germany is still very much the epicenter of white-supremacist. Am a black dude from Africa am talking from experience.

[@bencanavan1611]

Hahahahahha why not return to Africa then?

[@DarkMage501]

@@bencanavan1611 So you "defend" your country from being racist by... being racist. ok

[@SeriouslyAwesome]

Africa is black supremacist

[@amanpreetchalga4580]

Hii Diana .. I recently subscribed you. I have a PR in germany and want to immigrate my parents permanently to germany. is it Possible?

[@moonson2518]

amanpreet chalga Wow i got great help from the link below 😍🙏🏼 m.facebook.com/pteexams/

[@mrwasgehtsiedasan8121]

No , it isnt

[@umarnabay7689]

And what abut us that are doing vocational Training ( Ausbildung)

[@MA-dw4fs]

Check out this KZbin channel mikel onlinetv for your question

[@kingwhatever4848]

Merci my and U

[@mamamia6213]

Which time is this laws start working?reply me...😎

[@MA-dw4fs]

Check out this KZbin channel mikel onlinetv for your question

[@anjanasuresh2634]

Currently am student in poland..is there any possibility to do move from here to germany for work ?

[@karengates24]

Anjana SURESH thanks to Mr MANFRED who helped me secured my visa without stress

[@karengates24]

Anjana SURESH you can link up with him and message him on what'sApp [phone]

[@saeedurrahman2056]

In Poland the minimum age you can do sex is 15

[@hammadshoukat757]

Plz Information nationality process

[@aghehdoclementg5502]

How about the immigrants dat is coming to Germany new can them work?

[@shaclo1512]

Aghehdo Clementg no, the illegals can‘t work, if you come with work visa, then of course you can work.

[@RA-xb5pw]

Can a child get german passport if a person has forever visa? Please reply

[@lienwhite6818]

Only if one of parents is German or said child was born in Germany

[@ISRmidnighty1]

as what are you working ?

[@lu.luk_a.Z1712]

Thank you so much for this information with a great video that not boring to heard because like listening to to a friend :D

[@kellerlanplayer]

Why you are explaining me two minutes, how youtube works?

[@edwardchandler8541]

I am of German roots. My family came from Germany years ago and would like to know if I would be able to get citizenship easier than one who is not of German roots??? I also speak the language fluently, of course that helps as I don't need any course. I lived in Germany for 14 years previously and am from the USA, but my great grand parents are from Germany.

[@SF-do8yc]

Germany only gives citizenships by blood so you have a great chance of it.. as far as i know

[@Steuben1978]

If your parents were german citizen you can become german citizen by right of blood! In latin Jus Sanguinis! Otherwise you would need to take the longer route through naturalisation! And you would have to denounce your american citizenship! Iam not sure thats a good trade!

[@lienwhite6818]

U have to give up ur American citizenship and one of your parents have to claim citizenship after their parents and get all needed documents e.g. certificate of birth

[@ableman2108]

They are lot of jobs in germany, but the tax there are way too high. For instance if your salary is 2000eur the tax will be 680eur that’s way too much. And there are lot of people receiving minimum wage in germany.

[@Sedna063]

Well, you need to look what you receive for it.

[@420StonedToParallels]

Does this mean i can move to germany with just a GED and no bachelor? I would love to live in the homeland of my people one day.

[@420StonedToParallels]

I’m from America btw

[@bimbam5769]

Germany has by far too many immigrants at the moment. As somebody from abroad it might look like an amazing country to move to but as a german i can only tell you that it is totally the opposite. The country has drastically changed especially in the last 5-10 years. In some cities you will hardly find anyone on the streets speaking german anymore - especially in the western parts of the country. As a native it's really frustrating to see your home changing that fast while other countries have a much better and regulated immigration policy. Another aspect is that most immigrants in Germany especially those from countries in Eastern Europe, are extremely exploited. People being hired from countries like Poland or Hungary think they work for good wages but the reality is that this policy contributes to even lower wages in general. If i was going to move to another european country for a better life i would go to Switzerland, Netherlands or Scandinavia. The fact that people still choose Germany is just unbelievable.

[@hayakhan5471]

Which parts of germany are good for immegration and to get positive so fast????

[@abhishekmishra6687]

country yes but people who are sitting in HR are not willing to give the opportunity.

[@robertscottTV]

So true the ausländeramt has their heads stuck up their asses

[@Solotraveller375]

I am beauty therapist and hair dresser do I have chance of working there . I am 45

[@shabnoor6727]

How can i contract you...

[@moonson2518]

Mehazabien Chowdhury Wow i got great help from the link below 😍🙏🏼 m.facebook.com/pteexams/

[@meinhd1483]

What does the average German think of immigrants taking over their country? I once knew a German guy in T.O who was renting in my house and he said he didn't like it (we discussed this topic in length). Maybe some Germans can answer this - but honestly. Anyways, since 2017 I've been living in Poland. First Warsaw and now Wrocław (I am a dual citizen so this helps me a lot). So far, really glad I made the move. Won't be missing the harsh Canadian winters and 2 hour traffic jams on the QEW.

[@nairolfmackebrecht]

There are 3.3 million Canadians of German ethnicity. How's the "taking over" Canada going? Anyways, aren't you technically an immigrant yourself? I know "dual citizen" blah blah. Are you trying to "take over" Poland? As a German, I have to tell you, that's a really bad idea!

[@shaclo1512]

I‘m German, I hate illegal immigrants. Mostly those from Africa and Arabia. But I like immigrants from western countries.

[@Sedna063]

It very much depends but for me: I like immigrantion if following conditions are met: 1. They should be willing to assimilate 2. They respect all German laws and show a willingness to speak German 3. They have received an education worth for Germany. Now, I do not like immigration from poor African and Muslim countries because for the past decades, we have imported a lot of problems from those countries. Often, these people have no real employment prospectus in Germany, they lack necessary skills. Their way of life is completely different, it can lead to a lot of problems. We have imported religious extremism here. Immigrants from those countries are also less likely to be deported if anything goes wrong.

[@alexandergonzalez5975]

Sedna063 What about Latin American immigrants to Western Europe?

[@Sedna063]

@@alexandergonzalez5975 I am not sure if there is a lot of movement from latin America to here. I have only met one in Germany. Can't really say.

[@asadjovidon8747]

Thanks a lot, Diana! I am illegally working in Germany. Is there any way to get legalized? Thank you in advance .

[@Wipeout6546]

I am from EU and I wonder if the Germany is now more English friendly when it comes to simple jobs I still hear that it isn't ?

[@nairolfmackebrecht]

If you want to live in an "English friendly" country, there are some choices. Great Britain, United States, Canada, Australia... Oh, they won't let you in? Tough shit, learn a language!

[@nairolfmackebrecht]

@@QwadLuzr To be eligible for German citizenship by naturalization, the applicant must: 1- Have lived in Germany with a residence permit for at least 8 years 2- Have lived in Germany with a residence permit for at least 7 years and have attended an integration course 3- Be proficient in German to at least B1 level 4- Be able to support himself/ herself and his/her family financially 5- Have a clean criminal record 6- Be a law-abiding citizen 7- Pass a citizenship test 8- Must renounce any earlier citizenship

[@nairolfmackebrecht]

@@QwadLuzr Oh, I see. You're a "Germany is overrun by immigrants, sharia law will be implemented soon and the churches will be turned into mosques" kinda guy. Go away and make some tin foil hats or something.

[@moksadulislam7060]

I came to Poland with a work permit. Can I apply in Germany? Please

[@becyjames1870]

Moksadul Islam, All thanks to Mr Andrew, he is a very secure and trust worthy agent from Africa who helped me secure my visa without stress

[@becyjames1870]

Moksadul Islam, communicate or link up with him on WhatsApp [phone]

[@nafaofficialchannel24]

Hi, I am in Germany on job seeker visa currently looking for job in Software testing. Can anyone help me.

[@blackshadow9000]

Linkedin

[@dish_care]

You are doing very Nobel job, keep it up :))

[@DianaVerry]

😊😊 appreciate it

[@ahmedfawzy4872]

Are pharmacists required ??!

[@world_panorama]

but not Egyptians

[@john1cheree]

The US also classifies these people as none skilled. But the apprentice program is between 4 and 5 years. the same equivalent of four years of college. So I feel like my skill is under rated by the snobs.

[@Effortless-escapades]

In Germany good jobs will be provided to Germans and outsiders are offered all the low jobs like backers, carpenter and painters. Also they will fill positions in garbage industry. The max salary won’t be more than 1100€. Which is an amount you can only survive with in Germany.

[@Hanshuber161]

Things are rapidly changing here in Germany. There's no mandatory German language requirement, especially for skilled workers who are looking for a job in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields. A vast majority of the highly-paid jobs in the STEM fields do not ask for German language skills. I know this because I have first-hand experience. I am working for a big international company in Germany, and everything at work is in English. My Chef, my Mitarbeitern (many of whom are native Germans), everyone speaks English at the workplace. Of late, more and more international companies, as well as start-ups (especially those that specialize in the STEM fields), are preferring an English-based work environment. Therefore, the number of highly-paid jobs that do not require the German language is on the rise. Such skilled-workers (especially in the STEM fields) only need very basic German language skills (I'd say A2 or B1) to get by in their daily life outside work. Like it or not, this is the truth.

[@bobbyamid4164]

Help me out with this.. that's the law consider Immigrants from Spain/Italy etc..

[@MA-dw4fs]

Check out this KZbin channel mikel onlinetv for your question

[@fatindailyvlogs6147]

Ima subscribe for u

[@reddragon6127]

information plzzzzzzzzzz

[@pitur5492]

What is your nationality ?

[@DianaVerry]

Canadian-Colombian 😊

[@richie710]

Who's here after the general election?

[@yungredneck]

me too buddy

[@ramsin7577]

HI I HAVE 2 YEARS WORK PERMIT OF SWEDEN. CAN I GET WORK PERMIT OF GERMANY

[@lienwhite6818]

You'd have to apply and it's not said you'll be granted work permit

[@fouadgeudda5875]

I want to go Germany

[@mbuck5044]

Aspen, do not give up your US citizenship; you may regret it in the future. Your circumstances may change and it will be a costly and arduous process to regain it.

[@antonio.262]

@ops omeagalul. Wish I could easily get to live in Canada.

[@hichemhichem1726]

Hi, I'm from Algeria. I want to live in Germany. What should I do?

[@shaclo1512]

Hichem Hichem learn the language, the law, then come. If you are uneducated and a criminal, you better stay home.

[@hichemhichem1726]

Thank you for this talk Grandpa is great but I think you forgot something you did not remember that you own the keys of Germany ... I will tell you something great Germans have a great reputation and strong strong created a kind of luxury comfort to many countries in the world there is no backward or arrogant or person I am an Algerian because I testify that Germany is great and its people are great in the end. I am the destination of my question for the video owner. I do not wait for someone else to reply. Thank you

[@shaclo1512]

Hichem Hichem I don‘t own the keys but I‘m a officer in the deportation system so I‘m happy to meet you soon :)

[@bodhisattva2348]

I’m liking this country. Not too many people.

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Under 14 is illegal

[@EternallyEmma]

Interesting, I wonder if this has anything to do with brexit.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Are not Canadians still part of the British Commonwealth? Do they also have something to do with the BREXIT? No they are not my answer.

[@furzkram]

Has nothing to do with Brexit.

[@EternallyEmma]

I don't know why this has offended people. I simply was pointing out that the timing just seems too coincidental to believe that they didn't consider brexit when making this decision. Obviously it benefits the rest of the world too, I didn't imply that brexit is the only reason. In fact, I specifically said "anything" and "wonder" to show that if it was it was only a small contributing factor. But I imagine it was thought about when they were passing the law. Since brexit will take out 4 countries from the EU it would mean 4 less countries Germany could gain new workers from.

[@schnappi1189]

I don’t think it’s really that much about Brexit. These jobs needed are often not taken by people from the UK either. But there are a lot of people from the UK getting the German citizenship because of Brexit. Because as long as the UK is still part of the EU people can have both passports. If you are applying for german citizenship after Brexit you would have to decide whether you want to have the German citizenship or the British

[@hkw242]

@@EternallyEmma I don't think that Brexit has anything to do with it. This topic is discussed for decades in germany, way before anybody could imagine Brexit. What's new about this isn't the regulation of migration, new is that it bundles a lot of former regulations and laws. And it will take a process of about half a year or more before this become an actual law and most likely on the way a lot of details will be changed. Right now, skilled workers from the british isles are very few, compared to other countries. And however Brexit turns out, germany will stay in good terms with the UK. Citizens from the UK then just will be treated like non EU citizens. If they are skilled, they are wellcome. If not, they most likely won't get a working visa. Germany doesn't care where people come from to do work that needs to be done, doesn't matter if EU or not. If EU they just have a much easier acces to germany.

[@nikosnikos8184]

how to speake germany?

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Is speak, not speake, how to speak Germany? Wtf you meant how do I speak German dumbass you probably a foreigner

[@AshtrayHDlate]

Danke! (happy cry emoji)

[@nicolekishkin2152]

It is so sad how a lot of countries in the west have a low birth rate. I feel that success in a career can't compare to the joy of having a family.

[@6thi874]

Nicole Kishkin That’s rubbish. Don’t believe things you see on you tube.

[@antonio.262]

To be honest, it is not too bad. The low birth rate gets substituted by many immigrants and refugees.

[@6thi874]

AntonioHS No. It does not. We have our own unemployed that need work. We don’t need any more immigrants. Thank you very much.

[@antonio.262]

@@6thi874 Alerta, alerta antifascista!

[@6thi874]

AntonioHS Wrong. Anti immigrant like the rest of Europe and America.

[@princelovelyrudra]

Thanks for the good news

[@ThePhantom712]

Gives me some hope now.

[@sakndrayat6706]

Ok

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

Can You Please Tell Me About Canadians Wishing To Retire In Germany Please? Thank You...

[@ntanner77]

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[@danielpontini79]

Why not give Austria a Chance? Its nice like German, but cheaper if it comes to the living costs. Come and live where others make holidays .... ;)

[@flowerpower7268]

It is better to ask why Germany has a low birth rate?! because A) costs are too much B) Is a big topic after 2ww that lead to a generationgap of 30 years. C) It is because of lost Values in reference of how a Family and Partnership is working and the general Sexualisation they do not see happening ( but you see it happening, with "free offers" round the Corner, more short then short Clothes, lost Shame, no familiar education, resulting give-up Mentality, sexual Confusions and Perversions, Patchwork, Single Mothers and Fathers, and old People sourced out where they can die in old Peoples houses alone. Otherways you would see happy families, old people included, Women/Mothers in their feminin power and love with selfvalue learned from their Fathers and Mothers, and Men in their maskuline Manpower and a concious taking of the rolemodel doing all for Family and living for responcability for the Family. "But" Ego got too much wrong directed and respect for the Creation off the Allmighty is lost under the Materialism and Capitalism, that costing Sozialism high Family Values and with it it costs educated and lovely Families who grow their kids with healthy Values. That is how easy it is. It is not that the German would not want to have family. It is the complete Dynamic and Disguidance of the society by many aspects.

[@salmanhasil3793]

Hi

[@sabarishamaravadi4331]

I am about to finish my masters in Electrical systems Engineering. I am looking for a job for 6 months and i speak B2 level of german. Believe, It is not easy to get a job here.

[@veganengineer2019]

interesting. why are you having a hard time? did you get a 6 month visa and move there to try and find a job like she mentioned in the video?

[@lienwhite6818]

Cuz first in line are germans and EU-citizens

[@t-rext-rex1824]

when is the new law going to take effect?

[@t-rext-rex1824]

@Astir01 Thanks for your response. I hope they sign it into law as soon as possible. Because I am a rejected asylum seeker, now i am working with Duldung. This would favour me.

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

It's not even a law yet. Just a draft (also called a bill) of the government which hasn't yet been passed by the German parliament.

[@t-rext-rex1824]

@@imrehundertwasser7094 okay... I am praying the government accept the Bill and pass it into law as soon as possible. That is the only hope I have as far as Germany is concerned. Thanks for your response

[@t-rext-rex1824]

@Astir01 Thanks

[@mohamedfaizal1816]

I am Sri Lankan I have hotel & restaurant kichen department good experience I can fine work vissa Germany or in your cuntry Canada please give me good detection for me

[@knut-hinrichqwalter2463]

Wußte noch gar nicht, daß wir hier ein Einwanderungsgesetz haben !

[@geminigenius23]

Help me out to move germany from saudi arabia

[@saeedurrahman2056]

The minimum age to do sex in Germany is 14

[@saeedurrahman2056]

In Saudi Arabia to do sex you must be married regardless of your age