The True Cost of Living in Germany 🇩🇪 | Couple expenses in Munich| Relocation to Germany

[@val-schaeffer1117]

Rent for Studio was in range of 1000€ way back in 2015. Extensive inflation has happened since then. Currently, room in shared flats are in range of 800€. Studio starts at 1300€.

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Thanks for sharing info.. this might differ with area as well.. 20 mins away from city Centre still cost between 1500-1800 for 2 Zimmer apartment. I agree the price may vary depending on where are you looking as well.. thanks for sharing your perspective 😊

[@UPAKHOSALA]

thank you very much for Sharing this FANTASTIC message with us

[@ismotjahan9769]

Tysm for sharing these important informations

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

I am glad for the feedback 😊 thanks

[@abrarmustafa494]

Excuse me, I just have a tittle question. How much for a room in shared flat in the areas around munich . can we say 500 or 600 euro or more ??

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

For shared flat, it will cost between 600-800 around munich or not too far from city centre (25-40) minutes from city center

[@abrarmustafa494]

thank you so much for help🥰

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

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[@chandanchowdhury1818]

What is the salary of doctors there, can they do private practice? Whats their salary difference in comparison others. Can someone who’s employed in Germany, say a doctor, can he start his own startup, or business along with job after getting permission from current employer?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Sorry no information related to doctor profession. However, for such questions, I would recommend to join fb groups Indians in germany where you can post this type of questions and get response

[@tippanisahithi88]

Your video is very helpful. May I know which sites you used to search for rentals?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Thanks for the appreciation 😊 I got it from Kleinenzagen but you can find in other portals like Immoscout, wunderdflats , also there are community groups where you can post

[@makmedia887]

How much does health insurance cost? How much is the cost of illness and so on?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Health insurance here differs from public to private. So generally you have insurance with different prices and it costs you according to your job, salary and other parameters. If you are student, they you will have to pay less than a salaried person. To know the prices check out in check24 and also public insurance company website like TK insurance

[@BigM885]

Still it is cheaper than Toronto Canada- Rent , internet, cell phone , groceries is all cheap compared to Canada. Enjoy the life . Sixty dollars a week on groceries is so less are you eating or just tasting. I think you are mostly on onions and potatoes.

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Yeah compared to Canada , it’s still quite inexpensive. Also, life is quite smooth here with all 4 seasons plus not too far from India..

[@libravirgoin]

Hi, I have a 10 year old and would like to bring him along with me, can you tell me in your experience if he can adjust to German schools (public) and will the school support international students.

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello 👋.. which city are you planning to move in Germany. So cities like Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt are more international and it’s easy for you and your family to adjust. Related to kid, I cannot comment on it but people have different experiences. If you really plan your move to Germany. Then do, follow Indians in germany and Indians in munich, Berlin pages on facebook. There you can ask your queries and you will get some answers related to this☺️

[@Mr_Sigma_Male786]

Thank you 😊 didi❤

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Most welcome 😊

[@desanta6541]

Very nice explanation ma'am but if i get 40k in Hamburg is it enough fir single person and how much can i save

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello 👋 Hamburg is considered to be top 5 expensive cities in Germany .. Did you check netto brutto website to see the inhand salary? If you get close to 2k Euro in hand per month then you may end up saving between 500-800 Euro per month .. considering you live in Studio apartment. Please don’t forget to subscribe my channel and comment to know more 😊

[@desanta6541]

@@ExplorerCoupleinEurope yes ma'am I'll get 2500 In hand salary so I'm coming from India and my goal is to save money but as you said about studio apartment, are they expensive ? And one question regarding to recruitment process? Why my employer asking for copy of passport before sending formal offer letter? He said visa process is faster, can you explain more please

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

I think your employer wants to just confirm and start your recruitment process that’s why they might be asking your passport copy.. studio can be expensive depending on the area and city you decide to live. There are cheaper options as well but ultimately it’s your decision where you want to stay. If you are thinking to save money, then definitely try to look for a bit outside from city and use public transport to commute. Again your choice. All the best

[@desanta6541]

@@ExplorerCoupleinEurope yes ma'am but why my employer wants to start recruitment process before formal offer. I haven't seen formal offer yet. Haven't negotiated salary but I don't i don't understand why are they hurrying up. Staying outside city will be more time consuming

[@Tabassummillathhajservice]

Hi im planning to do master in german ..in munich can u pls help me out which is best public universities without ielts

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello, most of the universities will need IELTS or any other English level certification. Because they need to assess English level if the applicant are from non English speaking countries.. I would recommend you to check on daad.de website for the universities.

[@apoorvtyagi4129]

Hi, great content appreciated. One quick question. with the new laws of 2024, we can bring our parents to germany, I am planning to do so. Could you please give an estimate of money required for a family of 5, including 2 senior citizen parents and 1 kid. Thanks

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello Apoorv, with this new law , only blue card holder effective from Mar 2024 are eligible to sponsor. As far as few of the articles that I had read, you need to sponsor for their medical insurance which would be quite expensive ( may be worth checking on TK website) if you want them to stay with you permanently. As far as others things are concerned, you have to ensure that your current apartment or house follows the particular size in case if it’s more than 2 person. After that , you have to calculate to cost for additional members that include groceries, and miscellaneous cost that you can take from my video about monthly expenses for two. I hope this answer your queries. Quick question - are you planning to sponsor your family permanently here?

[@apoorvtyagi4129]

thank you for you quick response, means a lot. yes my plan is to sponsor and settle with my whole family. As per the estimate, I have calculated: insurance: 600 monthly for 2 rent: 1500 electric and net: 120 kid: 180 grocery/miscellaneous : 600 transport: 300 can we assume around 3300-3500 for all?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Yeah on a safer side, assume this to 4K.. all the best 😊 I am happy to see people are considering the option of sponsoring their parents ..

[@asgharumar8364]

How much opportunities of work for international students in Munich?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Munich is highly international city and you have plenty of job opportunities here. However, I would recommend to start learning German if you are planning to work in Munich as this would ease your stay in Germany 🇩🇪

[@harshchauhan1590]

hii mam i am planning for my master can you please guide me about german language need and part time job.

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hi Harsh, Sure you can fill this form forms.gle/tfgdnayURgaPHKKb6 to have one to one consultation if you want to know more :) . Please subscribe me for my upcoming video on German language learning and price comparison of language classes.

[@Drsuprit]

Ita 1lakh 97,000 rs its all about 200k is a jock

[@Drsuprit]

I am struggling for coming nursing staff in Germany with a salary of 200 k and its a Big amount average 10 k salary in india and 20x more in Germany.

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Can you pls tell me in Euro what’s the average salary they are offering

[@Drsuprit]

@ExplorerCoupleinEurope my collage principal said we will charge 2lakh for sending you and all procedure And after you will get per month 2lakh Inr salary so its 2lakh for Indian currency But after coming home i found that its only cost around more then 1lakh worth room rent or living

[@Drsuprit]

@ExplorerCoupleinEurope 2 lakh Indian currency in Euro is 2274 What is a average salary for nurses or bsc nursing staff in Germany i am is little bit afraid if i come and realised that i earn as much as i can only pay my room rent too hardly no savings.

[@Drsuprit]

Though you from India .. but i also see some video on KZbin student from India living average with 400 euro home rent .

[@jagadeeshkundrapu7417]

Madam. Is there any specific consultancy is there who recruit Indians

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hi 👋 I would recommend to keep applying through Linkedin and portals like Stepstone, Indeed. There are consultancies as well, but majority will look candidates over LinkedIn. There is a new visa introduced in Germany which is Opportunity card wherein you can come to Country and look for job. Please do check my other video related to this Opportunity card. Don’t forget to subscribe my channel 😊

[@VikramThakur-kl3ny]

how to get job in germany from india plz answer and what salary is sufficient for living as an it employee i. plz give approx amount

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hi Vikram, Getting a job from India is continuous effort and depends on what expertise you have. Right now companies hiring from India based on skills which are shortage here or they unable to fill the position for the candidate in EU region. Cost of living is different in each city. Munich is the expensive city and here you need at least 2k to 2.5k Euro to cover all your basic expenses for 2 person/couple. If you want to save also then the range increase 3.5k to 4K . Please don’t forget to subscribe my channel 😊

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hope this answer gets you an estimate. I also provide consultation if you have specific list of queries. It’s up to you if you want to take the consultation docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhSvwZjjoog61VTk7OR5e_8yfNSGCQ17EGxK7nCQ2KTB15ug/viewform

[@Nehakumari-dc6wk]

I have 7years of experience in IT, how much salary i should expect in Germany? Could you please guide

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello Neha, thanks for reaching out. Do you already have a job offer or are you looking for job? Salary really depends on different companies here.. if you want we can connect for one o one consultation. Thanks

[@Nehakumari-dc6wk]

@@ExplorerCoupleinEuropeThank you for the prompt reply 😊 actually I am looking for job in Dusseldorf, so Just wanted to know how much I should expect and can we negotiate salaries if we have multiple offer letters??

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

If you want to connect and discuss your specific queries, here is my link forms.gle/R48cHovWH4ESYchx7

[@Nehakumari-dc6wk]

@@ExplorerCoupleinEurope how much amount do you charge for the same consultation?

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

It’s there in the link 🔗 you have both the options, 45 mins or 1.5 hrs.. do you live in India currently?

[@aakashacharya5184]

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[@shilpipaul3140]

Hii , my husband got offer of 82000 euro, and we r family of 3 (infant below 2yrs ) is it good enough

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello, it’s a decent salary for a family here.. plus you can check net income through netto brutto website. This gives you idea about in hand salary. Plus it’s depends on the lifestyle you want to have here..

[@johnsnow3279]

I am wondering how did he apply job?

[@krishnadahal8752]

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[@jagadeeshkundrapu7417]

Madam is your husband gone through any consultancy.

[@_king_7_7_7_]

Gross or net

[@syedarifaanjum9084]

I'm offered a job of 3000 Euros in Berlin. Is it good amount for a couple (husband and wife)

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hello 👋 if this will be your in hand salary you will get, then it’s good enough to have a decent life in Berlin. But keep in mind, you won’t be able to save much (approx 500 or more less) Euro depending on the lifestyle you choose. Just in case you are planning to move, keep in consideration that language plays important role in Germany and can speed up PR process.

[@nikhilsuryavanshi7073]

Mam im giving interview to work in germany so how much sallary is sufficiant for single living

[@nikhilsuryavanshi7073]

For working In münchen they are providing me around 2500 euro is it okay mam

[@nikhilsuryavanshi7073]

I want to save around 60 to 80 thousand incr per month is it possible within this sallart

[@nikhilsuryavanshi7073]

Mam please contact me I'm so confused whether I should move to germany or not

[@ExplorerCoupleinEurope]

Hi Nikhil, it depends on which city you are planning to move? How much experience do you have? Which domain you are in? Can you pls answer all these points as well

[@nikhilsuryavanshi7073]

@@ExplorerCoupleinEurope In Walsrode town and I don't have any experience and I'm giving interview to work as a nurse

[@williamMaezawa]

You should come to America it's better than Germany