My Salary in India is 25 lacs should i move to Germany : Is 60k is good salary in Germany

[@cblackattitude]

I also live in Germany. I worked for big German employer here. Not to name. I was working for several good employers in India before moving here. I have many years of experience in my field and not to mention I am not bad at my work. Before I come to any thing else let me tell something about racism here.... the Racism here is at another level. Germans are very racist, systematic racism and institutional racism is very high here. Expat kids especially from Asia are discriminated at school not only by fellow classmates but also by teachers in giving preferences iat many occasions. The teacher have only 2 times meeting with children parents as per the rules in one calendar year of school. Until then basically you are not much aware of whats happening in school. and if your kids dont tell you much and is very young like in pre-school or 1st 2nd class then you wont know how he is being treated inside the class by fellow classmates etc. Trust me on that. We have faced all that. Germans are very clever and straight faced. You wont think they are not in favour of you even for 1% from their body language or expressions. If you havnt faced all this you will once you have kids. Also when you step out of big cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich etc they look at you like aliens and they dont like you going inerior of there country as its their places and they domt like outsiders to hop to their interiors. I have faced all that man. I know MANY indians who face this but they say 'kya kar sakte hain' because they dont want to work their ass off to move anywhere else. Indians here go Lazy and lethargic, the german systems make them dead and non-career aspiring. Moving to other countries around Germany is NOT easy man. Please do not go with anyone saying anything on internet. Netherlands, luxemburg and ireland are basically english speaking countries majority so when you apply to them they sometimes consider you. But countries like France, Italy, spain would never call you . There are cases of people getting jobs there from germany but it is not normal how you here on videos online. Work life balance ke naam pe Indians here haraam-khori karte hain. I know many who are purposely so lethargic at their work. I wont name my company but even in my company all indians work for 8hrs a day and doesnt match the efficiency. Many survive here as Germans go gaga when they hear you speaking a little german. So all they want if to learn german though you SUCK at your job. For them job can wait as NOTHING is urgent in germany but language cannot wait. People are so unfriendly here. No one passes smile to you on the road EVER. They say being blunt is considered as rude by people about germans, But they are actually rude many a times. They can say things in a good gesture too which they dont. Indian in general work less and that way working less on daily basis becomes part of their living here and this makes them less career aspiring too. I know SO many here who just know what job they do for years. German interviews are not tough and they seek trust and not knowledge that is why I have seen SO many sub-standard indians working in companies and they basically dont care as far as they earn in Euros and they are totally non career aspiring. Note- switching companies doesnt make one career aspiring. If one need to work as good as any English speaking country here they must speak German so well that they can explain a power point presentation and trust me to achive that level it will take 8-10yrs. If you are smart may be 6-7yrs provided you learn german for 6-7yrs to attain that level of proficiency in german phrases -idioms etc. So if you cannot you cannot grow to that level where as in English speaking countries in 6-7 yrs you can grow tremendously and one's confidence is at another level because you are just too good at your work and knowledge. Many talk about cost of education here and yes it is less, if saving money for your childs future education is all you want from life and stay here then stay here for that. I have heard this exact statement form a fellow friend in germany that 'Yahan sab free hai even college, if we go anywhere else we need to save a lot'. So basically this is one of the driving force for being here. Mainly the students who come here and stay for 4-5yrs they look everything in the aspect what they dont get in india and they earn in euros. They seldom thing of unmaterialistic aspect of life. Students here rome around europe staying in lodges for cheap and they enjow life for the fullest like any bachelor or student. But the real purpose of life is with non-materialistic things. Cost of living has increased in all places of the world. if you believe in your potential and knowledge of the work you do you need not be much bothered with inflation as it is everywhere more or less. you and me cant help much about it. Moreover, the indian communiy do not stand by you when you are in need of help. Participating in festival dances etc is not all we seek from indian community at all. That is just a part of the gathering and meet. But the real help is not celebrating festivals together. If you were a student here and your fellow college mates are in close vicinity then you might get help. But if you are like me who came here with 2 kids and not much connections here. No indian folks from any facebook or whatsapp group with help you. Your ask will be totally ignored. Maximum they will share some number but no one will spare time to help you. We struggled for shifting our home. Our building had 2 more indian family and we knew them VERY well. They did not even offer for one time meals knowing HOW tough it is for us to shift home with 2 small kids. If you are hungry to just leave india come here or else I dont think its a fruitful choice. I did not check anything before moving here. I was in total illusion and some misguidance from fellow indian guy. So that was a plot too. I have not commented on daily issues here with various departments like water department, electricity department, familie office (from where who get paid monthly benefits for your child on top of your salary 250 euros), mother of all department 'immigration department', best of internet providers. ANY departement you call or deal with is a nightmare. and THE INTERNET SUCKS HERE BIG TIME. Every country has their positives and negatives, But the bad in germany overshadows the positives. At last if you are really passionate to work in Automobile industry or machineries then career point of view you will learn a lot here. Rest negatives points will still stay.

[@richanigam2097]

That is a very detailed observation. I hope it helps those who want to slam India for everything and glorify the west .

[@lalitbhatt3215]

Liked your observations .. its straight from the experience .

[@bkpooja861]

@cblackattitude its very nice of you that you commented here so descriptively. But life is life, in India too until you are atleast rich and super rich life is here also not easy. Every coin has two sides. It is very important that you have shown us the other side of the coin. God bless you 🙏🙏

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

Bro you mean except good work culture and learning then there is no point to move to germany just for earning in euros?

[@cblackattitude]

⁠@@bkpooja861the otherside of the coin doesn’t mean just money. In long run After 15-20yrs you would pity on yourself . So be wise and don’t be like me. I am figuring out on how to get out of germany and I will hopefully. I can earn money elsewhere if I believe in my skills and my own will. From my personal experience many Indians lack this when they move to west. They play extremely safe which sometimes suppress your own basic instincts sometimes. All rosy pictures are already available on instagram and elsewhere. I tried to put ground reality. If you consider moving out of india for money or otherwise all I tell is select other place than here. Mentally it is very taxing here to stay year after year. Most of the KZbinrs are mainly bachelors and are without kids. May be when I start my own channel someday I will cover ground reality exactly how it is until then do more ground research.

[@sumit4yt7]

You are right, salaries has increased quite a lot in India but only for highly skilled people. Most of my friends with 10+ years of experience in software industry and working at FAANG or other big tech companies in India are earning >50 LPA (in some cases more that 1 CR). With this type of earning you have a good life and savings in India also. Regarding lifestyle, I mostly agree all the points mentioned. One thing I would add that most companies in India provide very good health insurance so medical cost is not always out of pocket.

[@Masood1810]

Plus they say education is free in Germany - well they're paying taxes through their nose - can't choose their schools. In India we have many options like Convent schools, International schools, CBSE, ISCE, SSC and even GCSE schools. As a parent you're in control. Speaking of healthcare, again you have a variety of options to choose from - different types of medicines along with different tier is healthcare to choose from. I can go to a less expensive hospital or an expensive one that can rival any world-class hospital in the world and I don't even have to wait for appointments. I can decide when I want to get my treatment/ schedule tailor made for me. Not because there's a shortage of specialists! If someone earns above 40L in India they're living life way better than their equivalent anywhere in the West!

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

Inidia is best but what is average annual hike in germany?

[@alihindustani3374]

I agree with all the points, except the last one. Policing and judiciary is where even an 80 LPA salary guy also kneels down. Unfortunately if you ever have to deal with indian police or Judiciary system you would hate the miserable existence here. Police there are trust worthy. Except that rest all is great in India. Not much to complain if the income is above 40 L.

[@surfingguru5360]

I am making around 90 lakhs in Bangalore. Fed up of government trying to put reservations for local. Local people hating north indian etc. I even have booked a flat in bangalore. I even tried learning kannada via youtube. Just imagine the situation, there are german schools in bangalore but no kannada school to justify their love for the language. Everytime thoughts of shifting countries comes to my mind, I avoid, thinking about the same things mentioned by so many people in the comment section.

[@riderchallenge4250]

@@Masood1810 rankings of german unis are more higher than top unis in India.

[@SkillGyan]

Very nice and informative vlog🎉🎉

[@richanigam2097]

For someone earning 25 Lc in India , 60 K euro is not a good offer. One should move if they get an offer of approx 80-90K €

[@pp_01123]

Salary in Europe sucks! US is better if looking from salary pov

[@NareshKumarBanger]

Thank you. Lagbhag sabhi doubts ko anticipate kiya aap ne apni video main aur uska reply kiya.👍🙂

[@rachanajadhav5189]

With 25 lacs salary it should be big NO to move out of India. In today’s times India is only country hvng less recession and grow much faster pace .

[@dipesh2110]

After tax u will get 15 lacs / year

[@harikishangautam4138]

Corruption and reservation also less😂

[@neelkamal5419]

What type of person you are.

[@rahuldwivedi4758]

@dipesh2110 that’s not true even if you select new tax regime

[@magith87ekm]

Govt eats up a lot of money in the form of income tax and what do we get back?

[@anshulmishra5521]

I liked this video. Mainly because of Deepak's great and balanced response. I am a Desi living in Munich. I have lived and Worked in India, the US and now since past 7 years I have been living in Germany. Everyone has different goals. I have never felt more satisfied with my life since I have moved to Germany. If you want to earn money, you can remain in India. Honestly speaking, in India you make more money than here in Germany and pay less in taxes depending on your salary. The US is good too if you're willing to work hard but the immigration policies are the worst. But I feel like the quality of life, the contentment and the security that comes by living here is unparalleled. The biggest hurdle is the language and food. But it is exactly what it is- a challenge. Enjoy it! I loved learning the language and the culture and it has helped me make many many local friends. The food.... I really appreciate the good quality of food. In Delhi, I was afraid of eating vegetables because they would be irrigated with polluted water. What am I going to do with all the money if I am scared of getting cancer etc.? Plus.. If you wanted everything here like India, why leave India in the first place? Just embrace the journey. Germany has taught me how to value my own time, draw boundaries, live a healthy and independent lifestyle and I do make an average salary here. If I were to think like my family, they would want me to earn more and more and more and save for the next generations... I am not here for that. The money I get here may be less but absolutely sufficient to live a good lifestyle.

[@chirag_soni]

Can you give range how much salary is enough for living in Germany like a minimum. And also if I can send home at least 50k to 100k rupees in India

[@SaurabhSingh1987]

@@chirag_soniDont go Germany for saving.For that target US UK AUS CAN DUBAI etc.

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

India if both couple are working and each earning 1 lakh approx monthly then they can easily lead a king size life with own house , car even they have multiple option to invest in india like buy another flat/house , land and even you can save for child education in FD or mutual funds etc. Only thing I feel getting good and right job is difficult here in INDIA due to lot unfairness and no job security here ilke germany. Pollution , population, traffic are bad in all big indian cities still we have many options in india to try I start side business with my main jon , many palces to travel and explore.

[@Vishwanathk-pm2pp]

Hi, Thank you for the video. I have been in germany for 1 year and now i am planning to move back to india. The reason being i am not able to save anything here even after having very cheap and less expensive lifestyle in Germany. To be honest cost of living is very high here. Even in work life balance your employer expects you to work more or you are fired. More german, less english. Missing family, life and peace just for such meagre savings. I would not recommend being here.

[@rohitgarg9172]

What's your salary in Germany?

[@HighheadHung]

Can I please connect with you via LinkedIN?

[@Vishwanathk-pm2pp]

@@rohitgarg9172 60k

[@Vishwanathk-pm2pp]

@@HighheadHung share your linkedin id i will send u a pm.

[@HighheadHung]

Much appreciate!! @@Vishwanathk-pm2pp

[@AbhinavChauhan2]

In India you get 0 benefits after paying lakhs in taxes, you get bad infrastructure, bad public spaces, pollution, no unemployment benefits and corruption. In Germany free education and healthcare itself is a big plus apart from good infra and public services.

[@ashpreetsinghanand7260]

In agriculture you have to pay 0 tax in India

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

arre baba india me bhi govt school hospoital sab free hi hai... just because its free doesnt mean its great. if you like standing in line with asylum seekers and faltoo ppl with no qualifications for even basic necessities with low service culture then goto germany. for upper middle class ppl in indian metro cities, coming to germany is like jumping into a well.

[@Evp1281]

Health care system in Germany will work if you are able to live untill, they give you an appointment😂

[@AbhinavChauhan2]

@@Evp1281 It's still miles better than Indian system. Their public infrastructure is another level, they have unemployment benefits etc. etc. In India nobody except middle class pays taxes and gets nothing in return not even basic things like above.

[@WalknTalkVlogs]

The internet speed in Germany is slower than in India. Many German cities use coaxial cables and don't even have fiber optics. Please don't get me started on the mobile networks. It's more terrible than India. You wouldn't even get a mobile network in many places in Germany. The public transport and roads are better in Germany but healthcare sucks. In Germany, it takes €500-600 to get a new eyeglass. Your medical insurance doesn't cover it. Medical insurance in Germany doesn't cover preventive health checkups or dental checkups. German medical system is very curative based. Don't even get me started on the hospital appointments in Germany. I have made a detailed video on this on my channel.

[@rachanajadhav5189]

Only to roam Europe one would not like to settle if no social life, Indian food availability and variety is very less so food and fanily r priorities for most Indians as we have grown in such environment . So yes with 25 lac I can do yearly one tour and that’s enough . Can roam all Asian countries and India too. Clean environment I guess is again not very good advantage as we Indians have born with immunity and grown so it’s ok with that. . Two major disadvantages you not mentioned is poor medical support in terms of doctors understanding. Our Indian doctors are much more knowledgeable and they r quick to work . So here doctors too casual . Second major disadvantage is free education to kids only in German language. English schools are way beyond expensive . In today’s times I would like my kid to learn English from nursery and well versed with English as he has to study abd work away Germany. So definitely I hv my son who goes to nursery’s abd other kids don’t talk to him due to again they speak German . Most Indians that’s reason can stay here as English education. Also if you just search about here German education is they decide kids career at 5 yr or 6 yr only . So this is sone thing insane . Indian education system gives fliexibikty abd wide wide options to kids to learn and grow . School going kids in India do coding . That’s reason hrrr they need Indian engineers . So definitely in terms of education not at all preferable . Atleast it should be in English . This is only reason me and my husband hv decided that as our son wikk start going to school better move to English country or India. Society pressure in terms of Germany language is too much here . Here people so adamant that even if they know English they don’t speak . Surviving daily with google translate is insane . I don’t want my kid to grow in such pressure . English is property fot him to grow if he has to study abroad . In US or UK . N Indian food is always shortage . Which UK US have huge Indian stores or else Atleast Pakistani stores which keep Indian grocery . So that huge relief. Also shoo timinhs closed on sun . In uk big stores open for 6 hours

[@bewrb]

I am not listenting to someone who could consider us over any country in eu for their child betterment, i dont understand this english obsession of indians students can study english in many german scholls and being a bilingual or even a trilingual is not very hard and it would be really helpful to your kid as knowing multiple languages is considered a skill...

[@Elusivee007]

Biased 110%

[@mithunbobade1]

@@bewrb Yes but in todays AI/Communication/Marketing/Ads world if you see, English is way to go! Speaking is one thing but if you rae good at english, it opens world of oppertunities . As deleloped nation econocmics are facing issues, its becoming more severe

[@memesofproduction3]

Firstly, you are wrong about Indian doctors. They are pretty bad compared to their western counterparts. Many in my family have suffered from misdiagnosis by these idiots even in top hospitals in India. They are moronic enough to consider protein powder a dangerous supplement. Makes you wonder how little they know about human body. So, my entire point is that the quality of medical care, the law and order situation and any other situation where you will need to interact with the government are reasons enough to leave the country any chance you get. This despite, almost 50% taxation from pretax earning to a purchased item reaching your house.

[@premchauhan4821]

❤ Very informative and helpful video Didi and bhaiya 😍....plus aur minus points to har jagah hote hi hai...👌🙏

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks a lot

[@factsknowldgetv]

Yaar tumhare Didi ke pati Jiju hogaya Na?? Bhaiya kaise??

[@sibananda967]

00:01 Comparing living in Germany with 25 lakh salary in India. 02:17 Moving to Germany involves self-reliance and adjustment to a different lifestyle. 04:24 Moving to Germany may impact your lifestyle and social interactions. 06:39 Adjusting to the slow process and documentation in Germany 08:50 Consider cost of living in different cities in Germany based on your salary 11:19 Expenses in Germany for singles and couples 13:17 Consider lifestyle changes with 60k salary in Germany 15:32 Moving to a new country brings valuable experiences and benefits 17:44 Considering moving to Germany for a 60k salary

[@ggaurav7]

Very informative & transparent vlog. Bahut acha topic & explaination guys. Thanks ❤

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks a ton 💥☝️

[@realalihamza]

​@@IndianGirlinEuropehi I want to ausbildung in train ticket checker.

[@abdulqadir5247]

This YT Channel allways try to give clear perspective statically. They don't show rosy pictures and other so much negatvity about india or germany. I'm your new susbcriber. Kepp it up.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks for appreciating our content ❤️love you

[@sapnaiyer3301]

Thank you for valuable information i have stayed in sweden now in germany but planning to move back to my country India..i feel India is best anyday for anything

[@70newlife]

I'm fed up I tried my best. Been here I two cities 10 years 11 years in US. Nothing much changed. Live I NCR in premium society apartment. Acs dont work well constant repairs. Power switching to generators ten times a day. Electric wiring and substation are usually are not designed to to take load. Most generators are not sized to take load of more than one AC per house hold. Half the time ATM have no cash in them. Have to pay 20 rupees parking each time to find ATM has no money. Plumbing fittings never work. Apartment lifts are horribly small and malfunction almost every week. (Major brands) schools are damm expensive, almost no holidays just 1 month summer holiday. They kill the children with homework including in summer holiday. The children get 20 minutes for lunch, almost no time to interact freely with each other. They overload kids with rubbish so much we can't travel we have no time to teach them anything on our own.

[@memesofproduction3]

​@@70newlife1 tip regarding AC- buy LG Dual inverter ACs. They have option to run at 40℅ power. For 1ton AC you will be able to run 3 ACs simultaneously on 1.2kw power. Cooling will be slow but it won't matter if you run the AC entire day like I do. Another downside will be that it will not be able to reach temperatures below 26°C.

[@pratikfarkase4746]

Hi Sapna, same as my story. I am working in sweden and now moving to germany in 2 months for better company and role. I still love sweden as it has been an amazing experience with the country and people. I found swedish people really kind helping and friendly. I have heard a lot of bad things about germany. Personally, how was the change for you when you moved from Sweden to germany? How did you feel? What pros and cons did you face?😊

[@pushpeshsuman]

1 Lakh(INR) ki purchase power Germany me India ke 20K (INR) ke barabar hai. But work life balance aur infrastructure waha by default mil jati hai.

[@WalknTalkVlogs]

No, ₹1 lakh in Germany is equivalent to ₹40k in India. To earn ₹1 lakh/month in India, you would most likely be staying in a city and not a village in India (most likely). The Purchasing Power Parity between India and Germany is around 2.5.

[@ankursharma85709]

If i take CSE in India then i may get 30-50 lpa job but i like mechatronics engineering and that has best future in Germany so i have to come in Germany because mechatronics engineering is not in any college 😔😔

[@-_-me6592]

Untill unless you are doing your CSE in a NIT or IIT or similar level college. 30-50Lac package is not possible

[@subin344]

30 L, r u joking?

[@chandan0007able]

@@-_-me6592 Please don't discourage him, I am from a very average or even below average college. with less than 5 years of experience I am enjoying 26LPA in INDIA and soon be moving to Germany on company's expenses with a annual CTC of 85K. anything is possible stay motivated.

[@chandan0007able]

@@subin344 why do you think 30LPA is a joke?

[@kamalkumar987]

Very well explained!! They are so clear

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks 😊

[@prasun0306]

Very informative and true video.I liked your presentation very much. Truth was coming everytime in your body language.Thanks a lot.

[@mountainhunter]

As a single person, If u have 25 LPA in Bengaluru u can save 10 lack . If u have 60k EUR in Munich u can save 15 lack. ( Excluding fight)

[@iamnoob7593]

, It is not just abt salary it is abt a good clean environment , less pollution , good transport , infra , affordability , rights ,etc

[@mountainhunter]

@@iamnoob7593 if u think only about air quality. Then come to Germany. Else all better in India

[@iamnoob7593]

@@mountainhunter Things are good in india only if ur rich as simple as that , I have seen lot of diffulty here as a common man , Getting a good job in this severe compeition in india , is Diffuclt. Work culture is not good , If u dont comply , In a stroke of a email they can be replaced. Buses are crowded think from a common man perspective. Heavy traffic , Bad food at resturants ,extreme spicy food , most rest dont maintain hygiene/quality. many people leave as early as 7AM to reach office at 9 AM. Reach home back at 9-10 PM. Finally having good amount of money per annum of inhand 12lpa + can lead a pretty good life in india.

[@newbiekhyber]

You are right - and in India, you'll grow faster. India is much faster growing economy - over the next 20 - 30 years, India will be a better option - all things put together.

[@KesarLaddu]

​@@mountainhunter😂

[@arvindtiwary5853]

you both are telling all nice points and god bless you both . happy life further

[@dsrk8707]

INDIA 1 )DEVELOPED MORE IN 2018 TO 2023. 2) IF YOUR INCOME IS RS 1 LAKH, WITH OWN HOUSE, IN INDIA, ITS WASTE TO MIGRATE TO EUROPE AUSTRALIA CANADA NEW ZEALAND. 3) FOR FINANCIAL BENEFIT USA. IS GOOD

[@Hamza-tf1uk]

india is one of the fastest growing economy in germany although u get initial advantage of high pay and other european perks but if ur currently working in india i guess the chances of growth are much more as compared to 10 years back and the sooner NRIs realise that the batter otherwise they will be keep on praying of finding good jobs or establish new businesses in india after 5 years the best time to move to any place in economical prospect is when their economy is growing and when things already gets developed u just regret of not moving there earlier

[@myfriend9781]

In Germany work life is better. U can do a part time job and are paid well. in ten years of hard work your life will be settled.

[@mpadalax]

If you want to see the world - then move. If you want to save money - stay back. You can look at this way - Imagine doing world travel but working at your travel location.

[@pritijain3547]

Thanks for the details..But there is kinda tricky situation too.If a couple moved with their kiddo for 3-4 yrs and choose an IB school.How wud they manage the expenses, considering IB schools are quite expensive?

[@MukeshMeena-bc4en]

Hi I am a banker and my annual CTC Rs 10 lacs, now I am seeking job in agriculture sector. Kindly what is the scope in Germany.

[@mani24365]

Hey guys, thanks for an honest video

[@SandeepKumar-jw5gy]

very informative. Doing a good job sharing ur experience as it helps a lot. Loads of love

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks a lot

[@ashokpatwardhan4005]

I have seen many of German videos same condition is in USA my son is here so I am. like newyork and big cities life style is expensive. he has good job but those who are new comers can faces same. as well as English pronounciation is barrier.

[@omrezkhan6214]

I think you guys are only talking in prospective of IT. Please consider all other streams and thier average salary.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Sure we will soon

[@roshicool4019]

👌 Keep it up guys!!!

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks 😊

[@debasishmohapatra3355]

Mam, Thanks for the updates. Only one thing is what about our old age...Then how will survive...

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Actually this is biggest fear for every Indian living in abroad

[@antanwar1]

@@IndianGirlinEurope : Why would this even be a fear ? You have retirement benefits there, medical is free. Loneliness - children moving out of house can be, is there anything else ? I guess you can make a separate video on that fear. Never heard anyone speaking on it.

[@chetansharma8475]

Which part of Germany are you currently at?? I am loving the background and noise of bird chirping..

[@ppurohit27]

In my opinion unless you are in top rated companies like Big4's Or Google, Microsoft etc.. it doesn't make sense to settle abroad. Considering the fact that Indian salaries are rising rapidly for skilled employees

[@rohanutep81]

Wrong analysis

[@vidyanair77]

After losing a job at that level of seniority, it is not possible to live on dole.. I know getting dole is something. But people at that or better salary range never want to be dependent on dole. Not having urgent access to healthcare is a major disadvantage. Also, career progression will not be as easy as it will be in India.. Whatever you do, drink with locals or accept their accent, or get their passport; you will always be Indian and will always have a glass ceiling... Of course.. unless you are in executive management roles.. Their problems are at different levels. In short if a salary is beyond 25.. rather beyond 50.. then it is advised to remain in India. because you can afford luxury there.

[@Khushboosingh-dx2wr]

Me and my husband both working here in india combined package is 60 lac.i owned my house in noida. Also i have rental incomes. So i am living king life here. No need to go abroad now.

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

India is best - because in india if i stay in big cities like mumbai , delhi , bangalore , pune, kolkata etc with 1 lakh approx monthly it is enough for 2 adults +2 childern with own car and own house in EMI and i can avail tax benefit in home loan which is never possbile in germany or any western countries there they will deduct straight 30% tax no rebate given. For medical insurance most of the big IT companies give family health insurance or else i can purchase my own health insurance on which I can claim tax rebate here. Only problem with big indian cities are traffic, population and pollution etc and less jobs option

[@mohammeddanish8624]

When you don't have an Iphone, you will count only its disadvantages, when you have it - you will only praise it.

[@GauravYadav-cs6cn]

for someone with around 2L in hand, wife having 60k, is it worth to move to germany for 70k euros? assuming wife will also get a job for average 40, so combined 110k

[@70newlife]

I have lived abroad for 11 years in 2 countries including US. What they are describing North Indian Pappu problems. Any sensible person should be able to do his own work. If you mentally prepare yourself and attempt to find out and understand how things work you will get used to the routine abroad. I haven't been to Germany only issue I find is that the housing is expensive and small. But in return you get advantages like excellent public transport system . So you won't be paying for car down payment and insurance and maintenance. ( of course untill you want to buy a car) The other plus point you have in Germany and europe( compared to US and India) is food produce is very healthy and people say very tasty. They have very strict policies on food safety and tradition of keeping old good practices alive. India is a nightmare in this regard. Also remember it's very little dust in Germany. Here in NCR despite sweeping and dusting twice a day the home us very dirty snd dusty. In US and Canada and Singapore we needed to sweep only twice or max thrice a week. Cleaning products available three for bathrooms and kitchen work very well. We used to do some pre prepareing food in bigger quantity. Eg. Slice onions 2-5 kilos and saute them and keep in freezer in small boxes or ziploc bags. Make masalas like khorma etc and store, tomato chutney in bulk 10 kg reduced to 2 kilo. And packed in 100 gm packets this is instant food eat with bread, tortillas( roti like readymade) or rice . German bread is to die for. Frozen ready to bake breads you get which taste same as bathura. Canned peeled or mashed or paste if tomatoes, pre boiled chana ( tastier than our stuff) frozen peas. So much such stuff is available to make life a bit easier. You get frozen puff pastry sheets. Just keep some filling like masala onion, or potatoes, kheema etc and make stuffed puffs in 20 minutes just 5 minute work, snacks are always ready. Get a Roomba ti automatically vaccum if you are too lazy. Plus one thing left out is the part of your salary of 8.5% ( and employer contribution 8.5) which goes towards your pension etc is refundable if you move out of Germany after three years Most of the time clothes are much much better quality and last better because water is better than in India and and they are usually cheaper. Especially when you look for seasonal sales

[@rohitkotecha5529]

​@@70newlifeso u dont like dust but u r ready to eat frozen food for years... nice to hear 😊

[@rohitkotecha5529]

@GauravYadav-cs6cn -Do u have kids? If yes n smaller than 5 yrs then u need to take care of them by one of the parents. Which vil make little difficult for both of u to do the job. Do deep due diigence n then take a decision.

[@GauravYadav-cs6cn]

no kids!

[@memesofproduction3]

​@@rohitkotecha5529SPM i.e. dust is the most concerning pollutant in India. SPM above 2.5um enters your lungs and just sits there for life like cigarette smoke tar clogging up alveoli reducing your lung capacity. SPM below 2.5um is even more dangerous as it is able to cross over into the blood stream and deposit in your organs again reducing their functionality. That is if the dust was not carcinogenic. Then the organ function will be the least of your worries. SPM pollution in India is several times more than WHO recommended limit in almost all tier 1 and tier 2 cities. And frozen food is fine. It is better to eat a frozen steak than a bowl of freshly cooked instant noodles.

[@CRSachdev]

its a good informative video keep making these videos because with these videos you are guiding people who are planning their carrier abroad or this will help them to shift to abroad god bless you both

[@praneetrane2993]

Thanks, Appreciate the way you both explained and gave information

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Always welcome and we will promise to be transparent with you all

[@uditsaxena3844]

I saw your video today aur main yeh dekhta hun ab naukrio ki gurantee nhi hain kyoki economy inflation mein hain . ek 25 lakh salary bnda king ki tarah reh skta hain but 60 k is ok but not enough to live a very good life like India mein 25 lakhs wala can even buy a brand new car upto 75 lakhs on emi and doing same here is actually not very possible lets not forget kaafi desio ke paas cars nhi hain ab take which is not ideal for long term.

[@abhi_xv22]

How should I learn German language mam .. I hope ull reply to this comment.. please!

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Watch KZbin videos

[@shrik1234567]

Hi hello are there Jobs in Aviation sector in Germany ? Like eg Pilot

[@k0u0s0h0a0g0r0a0]

1. If you are living in a rural area in India also, getting people for repair, assembling, carpentry etc is so difficult that you will be mostly doing it yourself. So, ironically, it is easier to adjust in Germany if you live in a rural area. 2. Paperwork? I do not remember doing any paperwork throughout my stay (except at airport) 3. Expensive: It depends on your expense basket. MDI fee for 2-year PGDM (MBA) was 14-15 lac INR in 2010, which is 60-70 lac at current prices. My uncle spent 10-12 lac on heart surgery in 2005 (60-80 lac today) Germany offers better universities and hospitals without charging a single euro. 4. Food, events etc : I completely agree. You can get the same food, but not the same taste. Scale of events is highest in India.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@jaidev6583]

Sometimes it's not about salary only the work environment in India is really toxic which disturbs the mental health while in Germany it is ensured that you are not overloaded and quality of life is good. The toxic work environment is because of poor leadership.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Totally agree thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@azingo2313]

Abe yede.....India 25 lacs is heaven if you have control on your expenses...just take deep breath

[@jaidev6583]

@@azingo2313 yes becoz of people like you who don't have manners of how to talk some people leave India. Bhai jis bhi company ka manager banoke toxicity mat felana kyunki qualities dikh Rahi hai bekar manager ki. Sirf paise hi sab Kuch nhi Hota life mein.

[@myfriend9781]

@@azingo2313 kya karo ge 25 lac per annum ka Kutton k jese 12 12 gante kaam kna parta h Na koi quality of life mile ge Na hi proper law and order ha No tolerance Casteism casteism casteism chlta rehta h Na hi yahn k log ache hain Kachra, dool, Ganda paani, hawa Yahn k log hindu k naam pe kala dabba h Andwishvas

[@pran81]

Germany has a different toxic environment - we need to be very careful of laws, including separating rubbish... don't be fooled by 60k salary, end of the day that will be taxed heavily

[@TheFadale]

Nice Vlog Good information Great work guys

[@yasminkhan1158]

Finally a worthy content on this topic. No cringe and everything is good❤

[@rathodpooja1996]

Do you think Germany will be giving free education after 25-30 years? Definitely they may increase tuition fees after some time, even expenses will be higher in the future.

[@rohitkotecha5529]

Did u count holiday trip in the expense or trip to the india? N is expense for the couple or with the kid?

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

How exactly?? Can you please describe more

[@rohitkotecha5529]

​@@IndianGirlinEuropeas this video is about expense - holiday trip or vacation trip expense or visit to the India trip expense - should also be counted so there is a clear idea how much a person can save.

[@ankitacs7]

What do you mean by free medical? Don’t you have to pay for insurance? I think it’s covered in insurance and not free.. Can you please clarify

[@robinthomas2847]

That's deducted in taxes though which u get free education, free medical, unemployment benefits, old age pension.

[@ankitacs7]

⁠Thanks for reverting back! So that means it's not mandatory to buy medical insurance im Germany? Because here in Netherlands it is

[@saurabhrawat7643]

Is education in English? Or only German?

[@adarshraj5737]

Hmm..😢 then, how we can get better in Germany or Europe? Near 10lakhs?

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Check our other videos

[@shwetasinghnm]

True. India me rehna is so much fun now.... with great service industry. Yahan toh gadha majoori for everything. Good thing is infrastructure, great parks, lakes, beaches.

[@alihindustani3374]

Salary: 50k Monthly expenses:1500-2000 Savings : 1000-1200 eur. For singles.

[@c0mplicated]

tax kon ginega

[@alihindustani3374]

@@c0mplicated video main boli rey wo. Apne ko savings se Matlab.

[@TheOmkar2009]

Post tax boli wo​@@c0mplicated

[@626abhishek]

In IT now a days 25 is an average salary for 5 yrs experience people and inhand 1.6 lakh after tax deduction, single can easily save 1-1.25 lakh monthly..

[@riderchallenge4250]

25 is pacakge not in hand joining bonuses and esops will reduce in hand salary. plus 30 percent tax

[@narendraam7093]

What is price small home in villages

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Where good question will try to answer that

[@rahuldwivedi4758]

Another thing is in India it just requires one switch to move move to 40-45l or 50 from 25l. But in Germany you won’t get that much hike on 60k. Is that correct?

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Yup that’s okay but in Germany you have Job security that you will not have in India every country has its pros and cons

[@mithunbobade1]

@@IndianGirlinEurope Is this job security only after certain time? as I heard if you are on long term sponsored visa and you loose that job , you will have 3 months to find another job?

[@sagarskumar8679]

@@mithunbobade1 not really after 2 years you will have pr so after that it does not matter

[@gauravmane04]

Salary in India increased only for people who are working in software fields .but compare to other fields still people in India struggle daily .

[@naveenpattnaik5993]

By the way how much tax we can expect?

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

You can check tax classes video on our channel Because in Germany it’s not straightforward totally depend on how much you are earning plus your spouse earning also what is your relationship status etc etc

[@Pyd2510]

Thank for giving me a good information but my question is 1000 K uro is in 1 mouth or around 1 years.. please answer me ??

[@RaviKumar-kd8tr]

My son went to.germany for higher education and i personally felt he has not tsken a right decision because now india is a land of opportunities and india is homeland

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Great 👍 to know this

[@YadavOpendra]

Hi sister mai kaise aasakta hu Germany

[@karannavani7554]

Good information but let us know which company in india is giving this 25 lakhs package and not everyone is getting this package in india but for me if i get package of 10 to 12 lakhs PA in india then it is better for me forever

[@nuralam-ex6yp]

Vai work permit Mila but ambasi fase ke date ni Mila Kat na din lage ga garmany Jane me

[@hanipasha8859]

There is no work life balance in India. 12 hours plus work is the new normal now. You are also asked to work on the weekend.

[@srinivasaniyer6219]

change your employer.

[@hansanaik3835]

Single Indian men rarely rent an apartment on their own. I have seen how IT guys from South India live in western countries. 4-6 guys live in 2 bedroom apartments with barely any furniture. They sleep on mats and they buy basic necessities such as internet, phone, rice, dal, yogurt. They eat curd rice, lemon rice, tamarind rice etc. and they cook by themselves. They also go to temples in the weekends for free food. They not only eat breakfast, lunch, dinner on weekends in Hare Krishna/other temples that offer free food but they also pack the leftovers. They take lunch boxes and backpacks with them to temples.

[@Royalbob123]

What’s your point here ? Also south is not a country it has different states and sub-cultures.

[@MJ84315]

Dumbest comment ever. Your sense of entitlement as a north indian is misplaced

[@NeerajKumar-qq8dc]

Ye toh dhoti khol raha hai 😂

[@surendram82]

What about computer Operator salary

[@pranav8893]

Life is too short to learn life lessons,instead focus on increasing your net worth.

[@mohammeddanish8624]

The 25 LPA salary in India is only and only FOR IT GUYS. What about those 10s of thousands of students from other background(in a asingle year). If You r a civil engg fresher - CAN'T even dream for more then 5 LPA package, even most of them get 10-15K monthly. Same is for Mech/Electri almost. And I m not counting here the non-tech fields here, but, in case of Germany 47K average FOR ALL (tech + non-tech). There are more than 62% students from Non-Tech background in India, so about those.....

[@rh334]

Who told you to take CIVIL MECH . Even you can do some course and get into IT, just join some coaching. Its easy. Even BPOs/KPOs people are easily making 30/40k and increasing to 1 lakh per month after 4/5 years. Even in GERMANY, it would be difficult to get a CIVIL ENGG job. Mech jobs are in good number in GERMANY though. Or do MBA and join some consulting company - EY, Deloitte etc.

[@TheOmkar2009]

Agar 10LPA ki job chhodkar aa raha hoon to fayda hoga?

[@Foodielife444]

Mam please make vedio how to get job in germany for phd or mtech students

[@moneshkankane1951]

U both are awesome and well explained...

[@raja11369]

Appeciate your factual presentations,way you present etc. However the confusing titles on many a videos(by All ,not only yours-presenters/blogger s),spreading a negative narrative, designed to confuse, arouse in the aspirant's mind a fishy intention (may be funded by vested interests??)!Hope You and the excellent team withYou,who have started with a genuine purpose, do not fall prey to such nasty! practices!!God bless You n your competant team!!

[@abhishekgupta9029]

Trust me guys it's not worth it especially studying in Germany is a big no no. You will be stuck studying and earning simultaneously and that will take a lot out of you. Europe is good for traveling but not for settling and living.

[@prat1024]

Any insights you have to share? Are you a student there by any chance? Taking a lot out of your sounds like an excuse though.

[@Vishwanathk-pm2pp]

I have been a student in germany and still in berlin. Abhishek is right. Doing part time while you are studying and simultaneously completing college tasks is very bad scenario, doing amazon warehouse jobs or delivery or hotel jobs is not easy. I had 9+ years experience in IT in india before i came to berlin to do datascience. Learning german takes about 1 year with full concentration minimum. That too you will be able to not know the language completely. Not to demotivate anyone. Life here is very difficult and hard to survive burning our hard earned money.

[@Evp1281]

Absolutely true

[@NOORALAM-kh5ow]

Hello madem I am coming to Germany but my salary is 1700 Euro,600 food ,for ENKA company this salary is enough ya not enough.

[@VikashVikash-sq7zp]

Mam I'm handicap from India my right below knee is artificial. But i walk normally and easily. Can i masters in Germany. And i want to settle in Germany. Please suggestions me

[@kunalmishra2675]

you should consider jumping from your window

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Yes you can please apply in Universities

[@VikashVikash-sq7zp]

@@IndianGirlinEurope which Germany university mam please advice me related best German university

[@sanjitsharma5545]

30 % and 4% surcharge Plus indirect taxes in very much high. And we have to spend our own money on education and health

[@impossibletechie8059]

What would you recommend for a person earning 50 LPA with 7 years of work experience in IT field?

[@lovenpeace4life]

I was earning 24 lakhs per annum in India. After moving to Germany, I'm saving almost 2 lakhs every month.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

In India how much you used to save ??

[@lovenpeace4life]

I didn't use to save anything and I had over 1 lakh of credit card debt.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

@lovenpeace4life same as our story thanks for sharing this 👍

[@lovenpeace4life]

Now I'm earning approx 80k Euros per annum. So, I'm blessed in that way 😊

[@rohitgarg9172]

​@@lovenpeace4lifewhat's the rent you pay and which city? You have a spouse? Is he/she working?

[@nationalists4837]

I have a savings of 1 crore .My package is around 23laks per annumem with 13 years of experience. I have my own house .Lifestyle is decent with no burden .My daugter is 6 year old .Should i plan to move to europe as i want my child to go European college when she will grow up

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Saving is 1 Crore is extremely good .. yes you should move to Europe as you can explore Europe with your family without much financial burden .. you can enjoy your salary in Europe

[@mastiworld1169]

25 lakh in India is almost impossible to get.if you are in a IT field and working in Bangalore then it may be possible

[@rajibmondal3325]

Hallo, I am DPT therapist and 20yrs. experience and chiropractor too am50+ Can i join any hospitals

[@nolin8867]

What can be salary of development engineer in airbus in Germany

[@kalpeshchauhan1387]

Madam I got my Germany job seeker visa and I dont know German language..should I get blue collar job and if yes then how much approx euro I am able to save after all taxes and expenses 😊

[@srishtichandrakaryoga]

Hi! Can you help me with the website where you applied for job seekers visa?

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Yes you can

[@hrpd7977]

Nice video

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Thanks 😊

[@susantakupanda]

Any mechanical engineer jobs mam??..

[@biraj_2291]

Canada ke upar video do..

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Sure we will

[@manishrantube]

Its simple if you are in tier 3 or tier 4 company in India move abroad for better life. Salary if you prepare well you can always get more in India. I have quite a lot friends in Germany making 300k plus as couple and happy about life. They do most of work themselves, travel a lot and have friendly relationship with Germans as well, eventually first thing they did is learn German. I did not move to FAANG Berlin because other company offered almost twice(because of stocks) in NL. Germany is worst in technical Infra and services. Medical availability is as good as for poor as it is for rich, wait time is huge, everything is just paper work. Whether you go to South India or Germany, learn the damn language, why its a big deal.

[@rohanutep81]

Learn Marathi if you come to Mumbai Pune what’s the big deal😂

[@eggyolk2519]

My juniors age 34 are being paid 40 lacks easily in India. And I don't work with a FANG company. Indians living outside don't realize this fact that we get more than decent salaries here.

[@ashpreetsinghanand7260]

He might be in IT non IT jobs in India are 😢

[@adarshraj5737]

Mai bangalore me hu.. acha khana to pahle se hi missing hai😅.. Germany is not difficult

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

Haahahah but still Better than Germany 🇩🇪

[@adarshraj5737]

@@IndianGirlinEurope haha, but self cooking hi krna prega kahi bhi raho 😅

[@tashfeenuk]

Excellent video, thnx from Karachi.

[@newbiekhyber]

You need to be careful when you say medical services and education are "free". Nothing is free. One pays taxes through their noses (40% - 55%) - so it is not free, but already paid for whether you use it or not. If one is healthy and has no kids then these benefits are irrelevant.

[@SanjeevKumar-dx8gt]

I think they tried to compare it with India. In India, you don't get to not pay the ridiculously high education and medical fee after paying taxes. I agree to your point. But their intention was to say, you do not have to pay the fee.

[@Sushilkumar-uy1og]

कुल मिलाके आजादी नहीं है आजादी बहुत ही महेगी है बहुत ही अच्छा वीडियो बनाया है आप ने

[@nitishbidwe1108]

Very helpful

[@achuthannair2339]

Europe is a tourist location. If you have a decent take home packet in India, no sense living as second class citizen elsewhere

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

🙏🙏🙏

[@rohanutep81]

@@IndianGirlinEurope😂😂😂😂

[@rkchauhan740]

Mam mba ke bare m bataiye

[@lern_engl]

Check the MBA programs in public universities. Also keep in mind that MBA is not free in Germany like Bachelors or Masters.

[@rkchauhan740]

Please mba job ke bare m bataiye

[@rkchauhan740]

Markerting and finance

[@lern_engl]

@@rkchauhan740 Opportunities are limited for non German speakers

[@shobnamandpe774]

Who says that salaries have increased in india??????

[@gourabsarker9552]

Mam do you earn 100000 euros a year? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@IndianGirlinEurope]

😐secret 😁