The TRUE cost of LIVING in Germany 2023 [Real Life EXAMPLE]

Life is always getting more expensive over time; however, the past couple of years have let prices surge above average. This video will provide you an insight into our current cost of living in Germany in 2023, including housing, food, transport, insurance, and more.
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⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:48 - Rent
06:15 - Electricity
09:38 - Broadcasting Fee
10:08 - Haircuts
11:28 - Grocery Shopping
13:39 - Transportation
14:48 - Going out for Dinner
16:58 - Going to the Movies
17:37 - Insurances
18:35 - Our Cost of Living
19:36 - Example of Average Cost for 2 Adults
20:48 - Example of Average Cost for 1 Adult
22:25 - How high should your Salary be to cover your costs?
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[@turjo119]

Me watching this from my 300 euro student dorm: *cries in broke*

[@HelloOnepiece]

Me from my 300 euro basement

[@simplegermany]

Hopefully when it’s time to leave that student dorm you’ll have a job that will allow you to pay for a nice place ☺️

[@turjo119]

@@simplegermany thank you for the vote of confidence. I have several of your videos saved in a playlist when the time comes 👍🏻

[@simply-the-max]

Depends where you are living. We are on the countryside and you can find small apartments for 300-400 Euros (+ Nebenkosten). Plus you can easily park in front of the house for free, have clean air and a calm environment.

[@ericeland9584]

At least you’re there already. Im here overseas, crying over my German passport trying to get a job AND ITS STILL PRETTY HARD. People tell me “you must be there in order to get a job” and I’m like sure… and eat … grass? 😅

[@mitchellhenny8250]

Halo, I'm an American that just moved here last week. Your videos are very helpful. Also, why is Yvonne's English better than mine and I've been speaking it almost 40 years. Danke!

[@seidamir3988]

😭😭😭

[@lucaschacon8362]

And Jen is also amazing, her English is so good that it doesn’t even sound latino, something really difficult for us.

[@giftapfel]

@@lucaschacon8362 Yeah, she has awesome English skills. She sounds like an American which is really impressive.

[@daisycarbonell]

how has it been for you now that you've been there for 5 months?

[@nickgrebneff7137]

Thanks for the update ladies! A family scenario would have been helpful too but regardless this was very helpful to know how much things have changed lately. And very timely for our upcoming move!

[@WaelAKamel]

Love you both, helped me tremendously last year when I was moving, hoping I get to visit soon! All the best!

[@janvozar9715]

Thank you very much for this video. It is super useful. Currently, I am looking for a new accommodation. You are great. 🙂

[@souvikchakraborty3324]

Thank you both. I was eagerly waitng for this one

[@user-yp2mi4oc4y]

Great video ladies. Super informative. Thank you for such a great break down of things.

[@JianhongWang-jv3rg]

I just love that when one of you is talking to the camera, the other one will always be watching her. Thanks for sharing and have a fantastic life!

[@nicklebron8755]

I’m planning come to germany next year for my studies. And your video have lots of infos that i was searching for so really thank you so much and wish you channel grows a lot more and it starts with me as a new sub 😊

[@alexandermumm3922]

good video, liked how you broke everything down and did brief explanations.

[@WickedLeo82]

The most realist, transparent and honest feedback out there. Thank you for the great work you do ladies.

[@alidasmeh2521]

I really appreciate your great endeavors. My wife and I are looking to immigrate to Berlin in the middle of summer. This video helped me more than any other video and websites. Thanks.

[@m5dragontechsavvy399]

Very Informative and entertaining. Good to have a perspective to compare and appreciate the diff - good or bad.

[@lemonade4203]

Moving to DE next year. This is a super helpful video! Just subscribed and looking forward to all the content!

[@harveylee3519]

very helpful and more videos to come hehe prima!

[@Smart-Immigrant]

Love your video, your making people's life easier as immigrant in Germany ❤❤

[@sportify486]

Super job 🎉

[@rochelleduplessis4422]

Thank you so much for this ladies!

[@MetalBere]

Excellent video 🎉

[@mikegill3909]

That’s so helpful thanks!

[@emmagordillo936]

Thanks for the effort to show as accurate as possible this information. For those who are watching or reading, cost of living will be much higher in Berlin compare to Dusseldorf, for example. As it has been shown in the video comparing rents among the cities. Also food here has increased I would say like 30%

[@missrudy8553]

Would be super if you can make a video about you campervan and how you built it, where is it legal to park it, how do you plan your Roadtrips and find where to camp, etc :)

[@LanguageLounge]

Really, this is freaking ridiculous! The prices are shooting through the roof while the wages and pensions stay nearly same.

[@zameerkhan8824]

The prices mentioned in the video are very accurate.. I am living in Stuttgart since July 2022.. Rent is a little higher and everything else it perfectly matching my expenses..

[@muneika4395]

Danke sehr für die wichtige Informationen, Yvonne und Jen!😊 Such a great help especially to first-timer working in Deutschland very soon ☺️

[@arnodobler1096]

Welcome

[@freyjav6055]

Your videos are soooo informative and wunderbar! I've been considering moving to Germany for a few years now, and have been applying to jobs this year. The prices here blew my mind, as someone from the US (Utah), I pay about $400 MORE than you two put together for my monthly expenses, outside of a city center 😅😭 It's insane. This video gives me hope 🖤 Danke!

[@MiguelGonzalez-pc4bm]

Hey ladies pretty useful and real information, live in Frankfurt and can relate that. PD: Jen, that haircut suits you totally :)

[@anirudhagarwal9361]

❤❤❤❤ this is great. I want to move to Germany to live long term and this is super helpful.

[@oudekaas5625]

Super!

[@WillNunes5]

Just a reminder to everyone, life doesn't usually sum up to basics, specially if you get somewhat more than that as a couple. Me and wife live up to about the standards showed in video and in Berlin we easily spend around 1k above than the girls in the video. Clothes, food, take out, restaurants, gifts, etc etc it is very very easy to spend more monthly.

[@laureneastwood5936]

You two are the best! ❤

[@simplegermany]

Thank you so much for your super thanks! 💜

[@nopenotaname4506]

i would love for you guys to make a video on how german social benefits work based on income and citizen status

[@WFH910]

The default price for a monthly ticket is 91 euro for zones AB (C not included). The 49 Euro is only a temporary price.

[@MrHossany]

21:00 hallo, absolutely love your videos, thanks for the info and tips,, I'm actually started getting annoyed from how much binging I've been doing.. Hooowweevvrrr,, I think there's a typo here, in the second column title, it's 1 person, not 2,,, gooood luck, and danke

[@mariabelenviareque2178]

Aww would‘ve been nice to chose bigger cities such as Köln in comparison to Bonn or Numberg. Would’ve been nice to know. Thanks

[@Kristina_S-O]

Jen and Yvonne are doing a terrific job providing current and future immigrants with as much useful information as they can. It would be impossible to include every place and situation anybody might be interested in. They have given a good overall view of current costs in some cities, which gives you a good clue on what to expect in comparable cities. At the end of the day you will have to find out for yourself anyway. Good luck!

[@kaworunagisa4009]

I'd wager a guess that the Düsseldorf vs. Köln rivalry has something to do with it. Probably not in a serious way, but still.

[@adrianosousamendes2948]

I live alone in Berlin. 2 rooms (1 room + 1 living room) apartment 10Km from the Berlin's center. 950 Euro month rent and 82 Euro for Electricity... It is really expensive...

[@vikasmahajan1899]

Hello Jen / Yvonne for super informative videos. I am working on a job offer in Cologne (Germany), and I have struggled to find much info specifically for Cologne? Any suggestions, especially on housing (because I need to look for a 3 bedroom).

[@AkshayMulik]

Prices is US have gone up roughly by 40% between 2019 and 2023 in Boston.

[@mayureshkulkarni99]

That little sound that you added on every increase in cost felt like my blood pressure going up....

[@haozhili7480]

I think I know the burger place you love from the price you shared. Is it "Hans"? Cause I also love it ;D

[@LegendaryStudiosCanada]

We’re paying $250CAD for electricity, $200 for gas and $283 for water. Per month…

[@Goriaas]

280 for water? A MONTH?

[@LegendaryStudiosCanada]

@@Goriaas yep

[@me0101001000]

I'm a graduate student from the US, and it has definitely gotten quite expensive, with wages not rising so much. It's very difficult to build an emergency fund when living hand to mouth :/

[@LanguageLounge]

So glad, I'm not a student any longer..

[@tharinduwimalaweera3604]

Do you feel that Germany is expensive than US?

[@me0101001000]

@@tharinduwimalaweera3604 I can't give you a simple answer. It really does depend on where you go. I have more fixed expenses in Germany, but flexible expenses in the US can be awful (think getting sick, injured, the works). Rent in my town is a fraction of what it was in the US, but I also make far less money. Close to 50% of my US wage

[@tharinduwimalaweera3604]

@@me0101001000 i also a graduate student. Im planning to move either US or Germany for PHD in biochemistry. Im in a doubt. I have few questions and i think i met the ideal person.😆 Bcz u have experience in both countries. 1) how much is the net initial salary ( approximately) of a person who works in the industry after PhD in US ? 2) generally how much will be the monthly( for fixed expenses as in this video) cost of living in a city in the US for one person or two? ( I know it varies from state to state and city to city. But can you mention an average value such as in this video). 3) where do you recommend me to live after PhD --> in US or in Germany by considering money saving and quality of life?

[@me0101001000]

@@tharinduwimalaweera3604 1- salary depends on what you do. It really isn't clear cut, especially with the chaos in the current job market. I recommend creating a shortlist of companies and applying even if you don't intend on taking the job, just to get a feel for it. 2- you can't just average between cities in different states where the tax laws and living costs vary so greatly. You'll have to pick out specific cities and analyze for yourself. 3- I've been in Germany for hardly 3 months, so I don't have enough points of data to give you that information. But over all, the US has far less bureaucracy and red tape. I actually intend on returning to the US after I get my PhD, so there's that.

[@anastasiaignatenko5189]

Appreciate your content! I think the numbers are pretty accurate for most of the categories, but unfortunately not for the rent 😢 We moved to Hamburg half a year ago and 1000 for 1-bedroom in the city center is absolutely unreal, it’s 1500 minimum. I spend a couple of months searching for one (as many of my co-workers as well), so I’m sure about that :) I think it could be that the people adding data to numbeo put the price for 1-room apartment instead or have had their contracts for many years. The prices and the demand are insane and growing literally every month

[@simplegermany]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AnoNymInvestor]

You do not live in the center of large cities!

[@joaodfbravo]

Same in Stuttgart, expect >>1200€ for a 2-room apartment in the center districts

[@gaya7532]

How much for a 1-br apmt (cold and warm for comparison) outside the Hamburg city? Say 30 mins train trip to the city.

[@johnberryhill8106]

I'm amazed at this expense!.......there is no way I could afford these prices. The standard of living is so much higher than here in the midwest USA.

[@RustyPWNZ]

1600 warm rent , 1000 food , 400 restaurants., 300 benzine, kindergarten and after-school 200. Family of four , netto 4200. 😢

[@simplegermany]

With the numbers you are giving we get a sum of 3500 net 😇. This roughly estimates a 70.000 gross salary. Depending on experience level and industry that is a very realistic salary and depending if there are two incomes or one in the family that offers a good life. It all depends on perspective, circumstance and lifestyle.

[@walkerdixan1644]

Alter er verdient besser. Netto 1600 😂

[@GuilhermeGomes-bo2tg]

Great video! Is 100K annually a good salary for a couple to live in Berlin?

[@rapramix]

That’s actually quite awesome from my perspective. Let me explain, I am an Israeli and I also have a German citizenship and Israel is actually much more expensive in a lot of the cities while wages are actually the same more or less.I think that for a single person, Germany is much cheaper than Israel. And that is after the increase in inflation. Anyway, it seems like Germany is a livable country

[@Goriaas]

Livable is a good word. But you can't really "make it" so to speak. Germany(and most of Europe) does a great job at keeping people down. Just look at what Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, programmers and other well paid professions etc. make in Germany vs the US, most of them double, with comparable living costs. If you have a low skill job it's a bit better living in Germany, otherwise US wins.

[@ginagsb24]

€1,2 for a studio flat (living room and bedroom all in one) in Berlin. Hurts so much.

[@taneja_unchained]

Hi, I would really appreciate it if you make a specific video about how to buy affordable goog quality furniture. I am a software engineer struggling to find value for money standing desks and ergonmic chairs. Would be beautiful if you could show us your setup as well :)

[@simplegermany]

Thanks for your recommendation. We could for sure show our setup ☺️. Could you give me more details on what you mean by affordable good quality furniture? Everyone’s parameters are different ☺️. What are your thoughts on IKEA?

[@taneja_unchained]

@@simplegermany Thanks for quick response :) Ikea definitely has good desks, but sturdy solid wood option os over 500-600 euro mark for standing desk. 160x80cm dimensions I would be happy if i can find it around 300 euros. Kaufland has 170 euro option which is not sturdy but a good value in that range. However, ikea does not have very good chairs, decent but not the best if we compare them to secretlab titan evo or autonomous ergopro chair. I might be biased as well, what are your views?

[@alkey29]

even in the US, back in the 90's i always thought if you were making over 75k USD gross per year you're well off...but now in 2023 100k is considered middle class.

[@theloveofsound]

Greatly appreciate the content and links. Just curious, what is the most popular smart phone in Germany?

[@simplegermany]

Samsung and Apple lead the way 😉

[@abdullahhakan1]

My pediatrician mother who had worked 35 years, earns 1100 euros per month, my gynecologist surgeon 50 years being worked father earns net pension of 1300 euros per month. My Metu alumni smaller brother , also 3 years studied Metu Masters of Computer Engineering drop out brother earns 1100 euros per month in Ankara Turkey at age 43 , single, childless, owns his own brand New renovated apartment. He lives in 1994 model apartment 3 plus 1 , 130 square meters area and very nice views of Metu, Bilkent University and Hacettepe University Ankara. We had never renovated our apartments with those wages and pensions.

[@MA-ek1xl]

Can you go into more details about the various types of insurance?

[@simplegermany]

You can find our video about insurances here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWZYqyPrMp4fZo

[@rmgrossman]

Ladies, please do make the charts bigger for better visibility on mobile 🙏🏻

[@simplegermany]

Thanks for the feedback ☺️

[@fannychristozova8158]

Much needed update. Thank you!! So I'm underway with my retraining program, as well as close to my German B1 exam and a lot of things are happening at the same time. (To which I feel very good and driven.) This SIMon which Yvonne uses, I've been keen on this idea since she first mentioned it, quite some time ago, but does it give you information on how much data have you been using? For example on a weekly basis or when you reach 2GB or 5GB? Maybe a dumb question, but I'm so used with unlimited data usage for years, and it won't be the case in Germany.

[@simplegermany]

Sounds like amazing progress!! 🥳 Yes, in the SIMon mobile app you can see your live data usage, so how much you have used and what’s left 😊

[@fannychristozova8158]

@@simplegermany Greeaat! That's bettter than my current occasional notifications for 2 GB used, which aren't even important in accordance to my plan, but I turned them on so I can get an idea. And I'd be perfect even with 6-8GB/mo. if I really browse hard through heavier websites and spend 2 hours in video conversations. Which are not off the table once I'm there. The amazing progress is how I feel, which is more confident, but there's still planning and converations ahead. Thank you for the cheering! 🥰I hope to give you more reason soon, just don't wanna talk so much before it's clear path. And I've been reading comments, people are constantly amazed by both of your English language skills. 😉You can adress that, whenever and if you decide. I know, I was there when you answered live and mentioned about it, but that could turn into quite a topic. Just thinkin' out typing.

[@fernandoiturralde6051]

Good day! This channel is quite amusing and well elaborated! I really want to know, is there anyone that provides the service to help people get jobs in Germany? (As a foreigner) Like an intermediary? Please, this would really help me

[@alpo2smith]

Regarding typical food costs would that include buying liquor and cleaning products.

[@simplegermany]

No it’s not. Beer in general is really good quality and quite cheap. The rest it depends on your preference ☺️. Also, cleaning products have a big range of prices - depending on the quality.

[@cooldeep03691]

Hello girls, i must say COOL😍😍

[@simply-the-max]

I think the expenses for food can differ quite a lot. We pay around 230 Euros per month for two people. As a single I spent 60-70 Euros at the end of 2022.

[@zeyadahmed731]

Wow that's pretty good. Could you please tell me how you managed it with this budget (60-70€)? Like from which stores you bought your groceries?

[@smilgazolyte6696]

@@zeyadahmed731 i think he was on a diet and ate nothing. 60-70e is impossible

[@simply-the-max]

@@zeyadahmed731 It depends on what you eat. I loved pizza and spaghetti, so I usually bought 5-6 pizzas when they were on discount and had 1-2 packages of spaghetti (the one including the tomate source) in the house. One time a week I got something from the bakery, 1-2 days I cooked some rice and added vegetables. Now I'm married and my wife loves to eat fresh food. So our expenses have increased a bit. The other extreme would be my university time: As a student I usually bought a 3-pack of pizzas for less than 2 euroes, which was enough for 3 days :-D

[@arkocazan]

So whole month, not week, you ate 6 pizzas,2 packs of pasta?

[@alexspata]

Wtf, that's not food, come on..we did like these for two months, but we didn't spare to much, also 400 euros at least

[@PhilipNunoo]

Can you do one for how much you can earn in pension based of a salary and how to improve it

[@simplegermany]

Pension is on our content list 😊

[@jrdavidson6403]

Is it true that many of apartments are completely empty and you have to buy things such as sink, etc

[@simplegermany]

Depends on the apartment. You can watch our video on our topic for more details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHirmqGJnsuIe8k&si=_0JuVYohU83zjaAJ

[@userysl]

Can you talk about people who want to move to Germany with kids? Students/workers etc

[@LegendaryStudiosCanada]

I’m living in Canada, it’s way more expensive here.

[@fletcherchristian2254]

Bremerhaven is very affordable. Yes I know it doesn't have the best reputation but it is super affordable and it's really nice city with lots of shopping outlets and very good transport links because it is a port city. Lots of good places to walk around by the sea (long walking paths) and the Wesser Dyke. You can also buy an apartment there (2 bedroom) easily for under 190K.

[@jyotsanasingh4227]

How to find a apartment in Berlin before coming to study?

[@rohitmehra7078]

The symbol of Barber is interesting 💈 I never liked that symbol for some strange reason I don't even know.

[@monicapacheco2904]

do you have a video about buying furniture for the first time in Germany if your moving to that Country?

[@simplegermany]

Yes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4PchZh6frJ_fdE

[@user-lh6xl5fz3t]

Not sure if i missed something but what about heating costs?

[@simplegermany]

It's usually included in your total rent.

[@user-lh6xl5fz3t]

@@simplegermany thank you. Great channel btw

[@irakligvalia4019]

Would you mind telling me, how much is average Tattoo's cost in Germany?

[@rachwanharb]

You guys look like you are commenting on a WWE match😂😂.. Thank you for the valuable informations❤

[@simplegermany]

😂 never thought about it! (Re: WWE)

[@LegendaryStudiosCanada]

For my 1K internet in Canada I’m paying $252 (CAD) per month

[@simplegermany]

😮 wow that’s like 170€ per month! That’s quite expensive! In which part of Canada do you live in?

[@LegendaryStudiosCanada]

@@simplegermany in Calgary, Alberta which is in the west. It’s considered to be one of the cheapest cities in Canada. I’m actually in the process of applying to move to Germany.

[@bharath2508]

my bestie pays 300 Euro room,kitchen and bathroom in Frankfurt, He is not even sharing it with anyone

[@rohandavidnoronha]

For Home internet, I had taken the same Vodafone 39.9 Euro per month 1000 mbps. While choosing this, it was promised it will stay this price for lifetime. However, now I have received an email from Vodafone that they have increased price to Euro 44.9 per month. Can I challenge them for increase? Also, did the same happen to you?

[@simplegermany]

Yes, we have also received that info. You are able to cancel the contract and don’t need to accept the price change though.

[@Micha-bp5om]

Yes very annoying, I recieved the same 😢

[@ramblingmillennial1560]

I'm super confused why it's been costing you 35 euros or more for haircuts. My boyfriend lives in Duisburg and his haircuts have gone up to 15 euros now and thinks it's too expensive lmao.

[@icaroamorim3123]

1mb of internet?

[@karstenbanz7858]

So I'm paying more for a 3 bedroom apt in a blah city in California than a flat in fabulous Munich. Based on your numbers Deutschland is cheaper than where I live, and the healthcare is a better deal. If my parents could see the future before they left germany...Water over the dam.

[@HelloOnepiece]

Me who stills spends under 100 Euros/month on food :O

[@ramblingmillennial1560]

What are you eating? lol

[@thedink5]

You need to show Euro (EUR) to US Dollar (USD)

[@tillneumann406]

The internet is full of information on that. Google is your friend.

[@futureman8340]

It's minimum... in real life you need multiplay on 1.4 as minimum...

[@krugerfuchs]

You could also have health issues so you might use more electricity

[@johnwick8035]

Hello, One clarification in 'Example of Average Cost for 2 Adult': Haircut price are mentioned for 1 person (40€) whereas Table heading mentions it that it is for 2 people... Also the heading of the table in 'Example of Average Cost for 1 Adult' is mentioned as 'Cost for 2 per month'.... Apologies for pointing out mistakes...😐😐

[@kiianaluu8555]

They cut your hair for 40 euros and let you walk out of the salon with wet hair?!?! 😂This is beyond wild for someone like me who are from Asia. This is like something I’d expect from a comedy sketch…

[@simplegermany]

In the hair salon you can also dry the hair yourself if you choose to

[@Sir_Rantalot]

The haircut costs of your 2 persons vs. 1 person examples are the same. Are you rolling dice?

[@rtfmanu7642]

Health care is most expensive.

[@isaganiemarquezjr]

So which burger restaurant is this? We’re in the search of the best burger in Düsseldorf. 😂

[@simplegermany]

Bob and Mary’s ☺️. We love the bbq burger

[@nickgrebneff7137]

@@simplegermany Thanks for the tip! 🙂

[@krugerfuchs]

Ireland is the most expensive people

[@paullin178]

Hanover is not a great city. I live in Hannover, city Center.

[@Squashedelic]

everything is so much cheaper than it is in america except the haircuts lol but with all the extra money you save im sure thats next to nothing

[@bafian]

why live in a vibrant city if you are going to eat out once a month, i do at least 3 times a week :d

[@ChihebBouzid]

The woman with black hair looking at the other one while she talks, is very distracting and cringe.. great videos though 🎉

[@tillneumann406]

What's cringe about that? I take it they are a couple and have no problem accepting that.

[@ashuetrx]

Wow this was super helpful , My electricity provider being VATTENFALL in frankfurt charges 123 euros per month , which provider do you use if I may ask !

[@abdullahhakan1]

İ am Turkish citizen living in Ankara Turkey for 49 years, male, single. İ have also got 1 smaller brother not living with me, he lives in his own apartment. İ had studied at Ted Ankara College, all in English language medium of instructions, british and Canadian accredited education possessor, 10.000 euros per year tuition paid by my father , gynecologist, surgeon. Then i had studied 4 years at Bilkent University American Accredited AASCB private University with only English medium of instructions institution, 10.000 euros tuition and fees. İ had earned after those educations in Turkey , 450 euros to 500 euros per month net income after working 6 Days full time per month 25 years, 5500 workdays, visiting 35 countries in all around the world, i had been pensioner with 460 euros net per month. İ have been staying at the newest downtown of Ankara, Turkey, during winters , i pay 100 euros on heating 200 square meters apartment, 40 euros on electricity, 10 euros for water usage at apartment, 10 euros on unlimited internet. Rent of the 17 years old apartment , 4 plus 1 , 200 sq meters area apartment is 600 euros per month. Barber cost is 3.5 euros per month. Meals cost per month per family member is 450 euros per month.İ , my brother, my mother, my father cannot purchase any New cars so we use and drive 1998 model VW, Mercedes e 200, Honda, Hyundai SUV. Engineer net wage in Turkey is averagely 900 euros per month.Even Head of Turkey State's net income per month is 5200 euros as disposable income.

[@remind9860969679]

Shy do u people always skip Köln ... u are related to Bonn and dussaldorf but still Köln is the bigger then them both and holds lot more people then this cities and ur videos will be more relatable to west part if u add köln and skip smalller cites like u do