Student Life: How much does it cost to live in Germany?

[@EmeraldDove]

Only just found these videos but they are great for keeping me up to speed with my German. Thanks! :)

[@jumanahsalama394]

I seriously came here for the language and it sounds waaaay much nicer than the stereotype german we here from t.v like when they make fun or whatever.. ❤❤

[@Santurberang]

True!

[@AmatisoveLove]

I was actually planning to study in the UK, but oh my god, Germany seems way cooler and way cheaper! Dammit, I shouldn't have dropped my German classes :D

[@kawazaki23]

Złotowłosa Panda OMG dont go to the uk i studyed there its horrible living conditions are bad and its also very expansive

[@dianapham3751]

That totals to less than 1000 USD, which is a bargain compared to Washington D.C or New York.

[@vicky881931]

Rishab Dhar Tell me one thing ...which language they use to teach masters in computer engineering???...english or deutsche???...how are jobs in deutschland???..m stuck between canada , germany and US...i need someone veteran like you to give me the best information...!!!..

[@vicky881931]

Rishab Dhar Thanx a lott buddy for such an excellent explanation ...:-)..ich spreche deutsche aber nur etwas...:-D!!...lets see what its gonna be..i will be coming from minneapolis , minnesota ..

[@vishnu2avv]

Thank you for the video, really helped!

[@diosundoro1087]

living 620 euro per month, it means 9 million IDR per month (@A@) passing out

[@ambi2301]

not easy for Indian currency too , mutual feels

[@virtualtransientvagrant]

These videos are super helpful!

[@latinvanity]

Danke ! It's helpful to know for my planning :)

[@spandanpathak7709]

Thanks a lot!! It was really quite helpful and informative! :)

[@fiorella5717]

He missed the student insurance

[@GautamSawala]

I suppose the video missed out on Insurance expenses!!

[@genesisrivera2578]

I'm planning to move completely from the U.S. to Berlin to study there. I may become a German resident. Do I have to wait until I graduate high school before I apply? I plan on living in a student residence hall... Between semesters, am I allowed to remain living there? I'd have nowhere else to go since I am an international student. Sorry if it's a silly question!!

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Gen Venture Hi Gen, if you have a contract for a room im a residence hall, you are allowed to live there also during holidays! All the best, your Study in Germany team

[@sherlyharjanto1419]

+Gen Venture Definitely you need to finish your high school first before you can apply. They require documents such as you high school certificate and you school note during the last year in HS.

[@genesisrivera2578]

Thank you guys for the help!

[@chaoukisaadakhelkhal6455]

+Study in Germany hi man, i'm civil engineering Master 1 from Algeria, i want to complete my studies in germany. how i can contact to them, and i want a scholarship to help me to live there. tell me what to do bruh!!

[@kuldan5853]

+Gen Venture Best of luck to make it happen :) Also, if Berlin does not work out, consider other places as well - Germany is "big" and diverse and you can find good places to study almost anywhere - especially in the south (Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria/Bayern) you might find some nice places to look at.. :)

[@theresam2502]

Hi, I just wanted to say thanks for a great video. I was wondering if the man in it was a native German speaker or not. As someone who is learning German I thoroughly enjoyed the slower speaking speed and pronounciation. Thanks

[@krishnankarthik3551]

thanks for the information provided by video. i never thought that room and food is this much cheap in germany.

[@dylancooper7198]

I really like the way you formated the video it was veey easy to understand even though i dont speak german. It seems very inexpensive to live in germany based on what you said! i live in ottawa canada and i pay $1,500 cad (or about 1,070 euros) for everthing you just listed. But, in all my travels i have noticed that on average everthong in canada ia usually double the price it is in other countries. for example in ottawa we pay the most for electricity in the entire western hemisphere... im moving to Deutschland

[@danaidaki]

supermarket spences seems extremely cheap

[@ingGS]

I only watch these videos because of you Max

[@bluesea_11]

So is it easy to find a job and work in Germany to secure 620 - 800 Euro a month ? what sort of jobs can one find even if he has not much good German ?

[@rosastrohhut]

night_x as a student you are only allowed to work 20hrs and you will not be able to earn that money.

[@fjolneri7148]

So fancy! how does the auto-disconnecting work? You've got the gadget!

[@ranjeetsaha3717]

omg it costs 7 cents and up very expensive. in my country prepaid calls costs less then a cent highest 2 cents a minute. in this way i think im lucky.

[@maenalzoubi7646]

sounds easy life there! I'm going to Darmstadt in march and didn't find any accommodation less than 400 € -.-''

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi,have you checked our accommodation finder: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/accommodation/dormitoryfinder/

[@maenalzoubi7646]

Yes i have filled 3 applications in different accommodations since a month and didn't receive any offer yet :/

[@yashsherdgr5285]

what about work? how much can an international student earn on average every month and what % does that amount earned represent from the 670 Euro . Plz help , am planning to come there soon :)

[@naqeebt]

you dint include the insurance?

[@hughjazz4936]

Has recently been raised to 92€ monthly for students, mandatory healthy insurance that is. Everything else is optional. I strongly recomment a liability insurance though which doesn't cost you more than 60€ a year.

[@ROLLINGGUNNERZ]

Thanks for the info

[@jodorner]

Zuerst ein riesen KOMPLIMENT!! ;) Tolle, hilfreiche Videos! Danke dafür :) Und jetzt eine Frage aus Österreich :) Wie werden österreichische Zeugnisse eigentlich gewertet? Ich möchte Medizin studieren und zwar, wie soll es anders sein, in Deutschland. Mir ist auch bewusst, dass man ziemlich strenge Aufnahmekriteren hat. Sprich: Schulabschluss sollte ausgezeichnet sein+TMS+Praktikum..etc... Aber hier in Österreich haben wir 2 Abschlusszeugnisse. Einen Reifeprüfungsabschluss (besteht aus mündlichem, schriftlichem Teil der Prüfungen und aus der VWA) und dann noch ein Jahresabschlusszeugnis der 8. Klasse. Wie wird also ein NC bei österreichischen Studienanwerbern errechnet? Und abgesehen davon: Wie viele Ausländer (in %) müssen deutsche Unis eigentlich pro Semester oder Studiengang aufnehmen? Ich mache meinen Schulabschluss im Mai 2016 am BORG Lienz :) Danke im Vorraus und macht weiter so. Liebe Grüße aus Heiligenblut :)

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hallo Johanna, vielen Dank für dein Lob! Infos zur Bewerbung an einer deutschen Hochschule, u.a. für Medizin, findest du auf unserer Website: www.study-in.de/de/studium-planen/bewerbung_27435.php EU-Ausländer sind bei der Bewerbung den Deutschen gleichgestellt. Die Zulassung zum Medizinstudium erfolgt über die Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung, wo du ebenfalls Infos findest: www.hochschulstart.de/index.php?id=515 Viel Erfolg und alles Gute für die Bewerbung! Viele Grüße, dein Study in Germany Team

[@Sixxpounder92]

Hello. Great video, but what can I do if I don't have a branch of Deutsche Bank in my home country? Could I use an ING bank account from my country for example to withdraw money in Germany?

[@rayhanmollik]

Cool helps to get better in approach

[@nehalelgayar2796]

what about the health insurance ? sometimes i heard it costs 80 euros and sometimes 30 euros a month ?

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi,for more Information about health insurance please visit our website: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/requirements/health-insurance_27548.phpBest wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@vagnerfurtadomaia]

I'm from Brazil and I have German entrance qualification. So, what to do if my grades were not good enough? Do I need to go to Studienkolleg? Thank you!

[@StudyinGermany_de]

wellwell well Dear wellwell, each German university is responsible for determining its own admission policies. That’s why you should ask the International Office at the German university of your choice whether you fulfill all the requirements for admission and how much of your previous academic work will be recognised. You will find a list of universities and courses in our database www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/find-programme-and-university/ You can find more information on prep courses here: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/prep-courses-and-foundation-courses_28537.php Best wishes, Your Study in German team

[@babajis798]

hi i want to go to german for studying IT,can you tell me how to suspend living cost as low as possible,and can i share my room and split the fare in order to be cheaper?i also can cook

[@BossChronicles]

i am going to community college in USA any universities in Germany that teach in english?

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Shawn Afshar Hi Shawn, here are some english courses at German universities: www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=l&q=english&degree[]=5&fos=0&fee[]=0&sortBy=1&page=1&display=list Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Shawn Afshar Hi Shawn, here are some english courses at German universities: www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=l&q=english&degree[]=5&fos=0&fee[]=0&sortBy=1&page=1&display=list Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@katieaprilmay]

€200-€250 a month for accommodation is absolutely NOTHING! I live in the UK and I'm currently living in shared student accommodation and I'm paying £120 A WEEK, £480 A MONTH!!! Think I may go to Germany for my Study Abroad semester if it's that cheap :)

[@wolftablet7826]

UK sucks: 9000 pounds tuition, 120 pounds per week accommodation.

[@MdArifulIslam-uz7cn]

Katie-May Stenson basically it costs more. in average you can check it for 300 euro. but it varies on which city you choice to live.

[@kawazaki23]

Katie-May Stenson yeah €200 to 250 is very cheap i was happy when i heard it cant wait to come to germany i probably wil go to smaller towns like Aachen becaus its cheap and cheap housing bigger citys are expansive

[@heutemorgen468]

You should provide about 300 to 400 euros for the accomodation. 250 is only realistic in super small cities

[@soufaineblacc9763]

hey mate , i Like ur videos , but i want to know how can i get a resedence paper ! and thx

[@bhagyeshagresar]

danke!es hat mir geholfen!

[@BuddyStewart94]

Was hast du nach www.studi-in.de gesagt? " auf ... aktuelle Zonen nachzusehen" ?

[@albertoaguilar9773]

A 2008 mannschaft jersey nice memories from back then

[@albertoaguilar9773]

Correction* 2006

[@shahzaib1458]

I recently got interested in studying in Germany and came to find TUM to be a suitable uni for me but the thing is I'm not sure how am I gonna find an apartment or a shared one. Can you reply me with some links of apartment finder in Munich? Somewhere I can find good and cheap apartments and how much will it cost me to live in Munich? Is it too expensive?

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Shahzaib Jamro Dear Shahzaib, the Accommodation Finder www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/accommodation/dormitoryfinder/?town=36&university=77&youare=-1&sortfield=name&action=searchresultdata&page=1&lang=en on our website is a helpful tool for obtaining information about various student residences in your university town, in this case Munich. Our website offers information on finding accommodation as well: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/accommodation/finding-accommodation_26611.php Best wishes, Your Study in Germany Team

[@joansanchez5801]

Hello ! , Can I study there only speaking in english? Or I have to start to study german ? .. I don't know what the universities requires for an international student(I'm from Peru).

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi,there are many courses and degree programmes taught in English, especially master’s courses. You can get an overview in the extensive DAAD database of International Programmes www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/?p=l&q=&fos=0&fee[]=0&sortBy=1&page=1&display=list Having said that, we strongly recommend that you try to learn a little German, because knowing the language will make you feel more at home in Germany and help you make German friends faster.Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@habibullah2094]

I m from pakistan,have only $1000,can I come to Germany for studying acca,have passed 7 papers.. is any other way for poors. I will do job+study once I reach there.

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Dear Cric, Tech, Life, You can search for suitable scholarships for various countries on the DAAD Scholarship Database: www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/de/21148-stipendiendatenbank/. Information about the application requirements is listed in the respective description. Good Luck and best wishes,Your Study in Germany-Team

[@shahadalmakki442]

thanks alot .god bless

[@tarman1991]

Thank you. It is very helpful for me. Can you tell me the city name where you are. cause I have a plan to take my master in BONN. Is it same in BONN city too. Please reply me. Thx

[@avishekkumarsahadeo4826]

do you get paid to play football?

[@oscar1987zp]

I would like to settle in Germany, what a beautiful country

[@INSANE456]

Isn't Germany now offering free college education for foreigners? :-)

[@madhur.kapoor]

@Rishabh dhar I also want to study in germany,USA or Canada I am confused can you help I want to Business administration.

[@PatrickAlbrecht1]

Diese Werte dürfen zwar für Deutschland stimmen, in der Schweiz kann aber locker mit den doppelten gerechnet werden!

[@MrPelafio]

Hi, I know it's a bit out of date, but what about living expenses in Berlin right now? Counting housing food, etc (I can keep my expenses low, but I am unsure as to how much I will need). And besides that, how hard is it in 2016 to get a job in the city?(as a student). Thank you!

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi,Compared to other European countries, the cost of living in Germany is quite reasonable. The prices for food, accommodation, clothing, cultural events, etc. are basically in line with the EU average. You will need around 670 euros per month to cover your living expenses. The largest expense is your monthly rent. For more information, see the section on money and costs www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/money-and-costs/There are many possibilities to earn money during your studies. Click here for more Information: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/job-and-career/part-time-job_26928.phpBest wishes,your Study in Germany team

[@amritshrestha532]

i am a foregin student i am planning to come germany for master in engineering.but i am confuse did i need to take IELTS or german language to study there

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Amrit shrestha Hi Amrit, if you want to study in English, universities generally require an official English test such as IELTS or TOEFL. Exemptions are made for native speakers. For a listing of programmes in which English is the language of instruction, check out the DAAD database of International Programmes www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/ The programme description informs you about the admission procedure and the requirements. Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@amritshrestha532]

Ya but if i want to study in german language what should i do as a foreginer is there any process

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Amrit shrestha Hi Amrit, for most degree programmes, knowledge of German is a prerequisite for admission to German university. You can prove your German language proficiency by taking a language test, such as the TestDaF or DSH. More information here: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/requirements/german-skills_26609.php Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@amonledbetter1210]

Awesome! danke.

[@ROLLINGGUNNERZ]

Thanks good video

[@rahulkharoud1300]

how many days you need to go for classes in a week if u r doing masters degree????

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+rahul sanghour Hi Rahul, that always depends on the course programme of the university. For further information, you can contact the international office of the university of your choice. You can find master courses here: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/find-programme-and-university/?a=result&q=&degree=37&courselanguage=&locations=&admissionsemester=&sort=name&page=1 Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@6969Nicole]

How long did it take you to be this fluent ?

[@ossamanissoul5577]

I appreciate so much this video, and if anyone know about classes thought in english is it possible in germany and is every university have those classes

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi, these universities offer bachelor programmes with English as course language www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/ Please read the specific programme description carefully because it informs you about the admission procedure and the requirements. Best wishes, your Study in Germany Team

[@xxtravisxxify]

Hello! Is it possible to be funded as a "foreigner" Master Degree Student in Engineering subjects by German Federal Government? If yes,how? Thanks :)

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+xxtravisxxify Hi, you can find scholarships for graduate students in the DAAD scholarship database www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/en/21148-scholarship-database/ The application requirements are listed in the respective description. Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@MrJulijuni3]

+xxtravisxxify Why do you want to be funded? Going to University is free in Germany! And its in the most cities easy to find a small job.

[@MrJulijuni3]

+xxtravisxxify But if you think, you need financial help while studying, you could look here for some scholarships: www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/en/

[@JohnDoe-rd4nv]

does the full scholarship cover all the living expenses??

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+John Doe Hi John,that always depends on the kind of scholarship you gain.Best wishesYour Study in Germany Team

[@JohnDoe-rd4nv]

+Study in Germany is scholarship also available for bachelor's?.... I went to DAAD yesterday and I was informed that it is not!!!.....and on website its said that there are some scholarships for bachelor's degree.....😕😕

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+John Doe Hi John, you can find scholarships for undergraduate students in the DAAD scholarship database www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/en/21148-scholarship-database/?status=1&origin=&subjectGrps=&daad=&q=&page=1&back=1 The application requirements are listed in the respective description. Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@HassanAli-sc3lc]

How much the international student can earn in 20 hours !!! What's minimum % ???please tell

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi, On our website you can find more information about how to launch a successful career in Germany www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/job-and-career/career-after-your-studies/career-after-your-studies_28414.php. For more extensive information about working in Germany please visit www.make-it-in-germany.com/en. Best wishes, your Study in Germany Team

[@TheNightmarex3]

vielen dank !

[@kjama93]

I do really like what are you doing here and I have a question . I am international student in US . However I am planing on going to Germany for a work and I want to know which major would get me the most salary

[@minecraftbuilder6502]

Danke :)) I want go to Germany for study university.

[@Atamantra]

Hallo! After I graduate can i work at Germany and get a citizenship?

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi,Study in Germany only informs about studying in Germany. For more information about working in Germany please visit: www.make-it-in-germany.com/en

[@aliibrahim906]

hi max i'm studying civil engineering in egypt currently at level 2 and I want to transfer to germany specifically stuttgart university so if I'm accepted I will start from level 1 or continue ? and what about the fees of stuttgart university for international students ? thanks in advance :)

[@StudyinGermany_de]

+Ali Hunter Hi Ali, we reccommend inquiring this from the university itself as only they decide about the recognition of previous academic achievements. Suitable programmes you can find in the DAAD database: www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/ In the details of the courses you will also find information about the tuition fee, if there is any at all. Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

[@aliibrahim906]

thanks a lot :D

[@rafaelfez]

thanks

[@lgbt6276]

Hi thanks a lot for the informations , i wait so hard till 2017 to be in leipzig university hope to me a goodluck

[@WindImHaar]

oussama zine Leipzig is such a beautiful city to study in, have fun :)

[@kawazaki23]

oussama zine lol i wouldent go there eastern germany is quite racist you might even be stabbed to death assuming from your name your arab so i woulde suggest to go to berlin bonn frankfurt aachen dortmunt dusseldorf those citys are better and more forgneirs

[@StudyinGermany_de]

james willis Dear James, unfortunately in Germany, as well as in other countries, racism occasionally exists. However, Germany has an open-minded and foreigner-friendly culture that is happy to welcome international students. Besides, Germany is a safe country for international standards. Best wishes, Your Study in Germany Team

[@kawazaki23]

Dear study in germany I find certain areas in germany quite unsafe i heard alot of foreigner being attacked by racist groups in eastern germany nearby leipzig i have to say that i have never been to eastern germany but i heard alot of stories that shocked me so yeah but western germany is best and all bigger major citys but eastern germany is not safe area for foreigner only berline is safe so yeah

[@WindImHaar]

james willis well, your kinda right, we have some dumb people here who are seeking for anything they can look down to, to distract themsleves from theire own shit live, but thats not the majority, i can tell cause i live in North East germany and the people here are very nice :D

[@jeffchan7435]

240 euro for a room like this.........so cheap compared to Hong Kong.................

[@ricardotrevinojr1994]

Max is so cute

[@rosastrohhut]

2013 waren diese Zahlen noch realistisch - mittlerweile ist es mit der angegebenen Summe nicht mehr möglich zu überleben.

[@Consciouslivingbyamara]

Wow!! Super cheap compared to Kinshasa, Congo for sure!!! A pair of pants and a top costs 150 dollars. It's ridiculous here!!! Can't wait!!!

[@WindImHaar]

Amara Vincent haha, if you want you can spend that much money on a pair of shoes in germany too, but you don't always have to buy the brand name stuff, and even if you do its alot less expensive :D

[@Sebassx33]

I want max instagram :(

[@ARK217R]

Great info, do you speak English ? please reply , i need your help :)

[@bahamadogred]

I would love to go out on a date with this guy. lol

[@ingrid44556]

You aren't the only one

[@kaymandkiani7003]

very good video (Y)

[@yeasinsarker3619]

I want to live in Germany

[@israelovelevy8435]

why does he speak deutsch in his video? is'nt it more easy to talk in english, weich is , by the way v-most spoken language around the world?

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Hi, yes English is spoken more often than German. But our Intention was to give an impression of spoken German to get an idea how it will be studying here.

[@israelovelevy8435]

i see . thanks and goodluck:)

[@michaellovely8751]

Am I the only one watching these videos because of Max? Sehr schön! :-) Anyways, meine WG kostet 410 Euro pro Monat. :-(

[@Consciouslivingbyamara]

Michael Lovely I know, he's totally cute!

[@ashkhri]

I just saw your subscriptions: youre subscribed to peaceful cuisine! I love ryoya-san and his cooking too :)

[@AlbertMeza]

Beeindruckend! Er ist ein hübscher junger Mann.

[@AnarchyWoWOfficial]

your so handsome LOL

[@FHCity]

Most of these (rich) foreign students don't want (socially-cultural) exchange and dialogue, they only want to take advantage of the opurtune circumstances, and if it is for some troubles (for example with the langauge, learning it - some don't, talk English instead). - Die meisten ausländischen Studenten wollen oft keinen (sozial-kulturellen) Austausch und Dialog und nur die günstigen Studienbedingungen, die trotz aller Schwierigkeiten (z.B. Sprache) überwiegen, ausnutzen. Das ist sehr ungerecht.

[@fathialgerien6765]

hi my bro :) im algerian and i have mnay question about gemany if you can help me to give me advice :) thanks and let your skype if you have bro i really need person help me

[@StudyinGermany_de]

Dear Fathi, thanks for your message. You can contact our experts in the field "Study and Research in Germany" via www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/hinweise/en/12821-contact/ They are happy to help you! All the best!

[@fathialgerien6765]

hi thank you for answer me ok but bro you can give me skype ? plz

[@StudyinGermany_de]

fathi algerien Dear Fathi, I am sorry, but we don't have a Skype account. Please use our contact form or visit us at facebook.com/Study.in.Germany All the best!

[@fathialgerien6765]

ok thanks just i have question for this i want your help :) if i can do what i want or no its okey i wiill visit site

[@dindacom]

He's cute af

[@yeasinsarker3619]

I Love Germany

[@alexsousa551]

hallo! deine videos sind super! auf meinem youtube channel bringe ich portugiesisch sprechenden menschen deutsch bei =) =)

[@aishae9829]

Du redest wirklich gruselig