Why Indians Are Leaving Germany? | Reasons why Indians are leaving Germany? | Life In Germany

In this video, we are sharing the reasons why Indians are leaving Germany. From high prices to poor job prospects, there are a lot of reasons why people from India are migrating to other countries.
This video is aimed at giving Indians a perspective of life in Germany. We'll discuss the bad side of living in Germany, and give you an idea of what life is really like for those who are migrating there. So if you're thinking of moving to Germany, be sure to watch this video to get a better idea of why people are doing it.
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[@rishisaxena5537]

Amazing video. You just speak from heart. Keep growing 👍

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for watching and commenting ❤️

[@hrishikeshmhatre3112]

​@@ShraddhaParashar hi.. Is it india 🇮🇳 is better than other countries to settle 🙏...????

[@VIKASKUMAR-wf5xk]

@@ShraddhaParashar Mar jake chal)

[@user-qz7un9ch9f]

India is the dirtierst country worldwide. 63 dirtiest cities worldwide are in India. Pollutions from Himalayas to Indian ocean kill...

[@user-qz7un9ch9f]

​@@ShraddhaParashar and are you moving to Russia now?

[@heysiddharthsoni]

1. very responsible society 2. silent society 3. focus on peace 4. fresh air 5. people with a voice 6. low crime 7. low corruption I think I am in love with Germany

[@fuzailkhan2063]

u cannot differentiate between peace and depression

[@user-xb5jv1yf7j]

people with voice and people with zero emotion

[@raidri_conchobair]

@@user-xb5jv1yf7j zero emotion? that is what you think because we don't give a shit about you. :/

[@saniya7649]

Low crime??? Good joke! Germany is filled with Kurdish , Turkish and other people from Syria, Morocco etc! Just because of these people crime rate has increased at such a tremendous rate. Germany is not Germany like earlier. Germany is filled with these psychos! No one says anything to them. The reality is something else brother.

[@msvp9740]

Shortly it's becoming Islamic State

[@mustafakamran970]

00:01 Challenge of learning German language 02:40 Importance of German language for internships and daily life 05:10 Indians are leaving Germany due to expensive internet and lack of domestic help. 07:44 Challenges of adjusting to daily life in Germany 10:26 Strict rules and restrictions in daily life in Germany 13:09 Indians leaving Germany due to high taxes and lack of family support 15:23 Many Indians are leaving Germany due to economic and social reasons. 17:57 Indian parents in Germany want to preserve cultural values in their children. 20:05 Indians are leaving Germany due to various concerns Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@musafir123]

Thanks

[@RamSingh-hd6bg]

But it's better to stay there. It's going to be Islamic in 20-30 years anyways. So better for eastern people

[@venkatnarayanan9246]

Basically expecting Indian life in abroad. I don't think any country will offer that other than India. Canada/Aus are not economic powerhouse. Its either US/UK/Germany where there are enough job opportunities. We are leaving entire community/roots back in India only to search elsewhere. One cant find their roots anywhere other than India. We should earn money, accept others culture and get back if there is a homesick mindset.

[@Saptarshiban22]

Wise words.

[@nayankalapgarvlogs6613]

Correct bro

[@nuthanenator]

Even they Have problem with German Language also. May be this is Hindi Mindset.

[@krisi7562]

No, I have not come across any Indian 'expecting Indian life abroad'. Most are able to adjust to life abroad. But getting a job can be difficult for many Indians. Self employment, such as opening a corner store has its dangers. Indian shop owners in many Western countries have been attacked and some killed. Life can be difficult. Every Indian NRI must weigh the benefits and costs of living abroad as compared to living in India. Superficial comforts versus long term social mobility should also in the weighing scale. Indian culture is diluted in India itself, more so abroad.

[@sohambombay806]

Very very correctly said....and talking about embracing other cultures....I have seen more Germans happily accepting Indian traditions & foods rather than an Indian wholeheartedly embracing the culture or the traditional food of a country like Germany or France. If we don't respect someone, should never expect the same from anybody else!

[@DB-pp5zt]

I would love to share about my 27 year-journey and share my experience. After completing my B.A. degree in Economics at the University of Mumbai, I came to Germany to pursue my post-grad in Economics at a German University in Stuttgart. One of the pre-requisites to study at the German Uni was to pass two written DSH exams and appear for an oral exam at the Uni, for which I attended a 6-month German language intensive preparatory course. As a young Indian woman and alone back then, I was homesick, struggled with passing my exams for the degree which was all in GErman. German Unis back then had no English degree courses. Coming from Mumbai, from a rather open-minded middle class family, I really felt I entered a parochial place. Since, it was my sole decision to come to Germany and against my parents decision who wanted me to go either to the UK or to Canada where we had relatives, I went against my parents wishes and came to Germany to pursue my further studies. Hence, I could not tell them of my hardships and struggles. I had three jobs during the semester Ferien to finance myself. till I finally got a chance to do an internship at Siemens in Munich by the 3rd year in Germany. I left my post-grad degree after 2.5 years because I found it tough to do it in German and took up Siemens and thereafter kick started my career at a global asset management firm based in Munich. By then German improved but still found everything so difficult. I worked hard and at times harder than my German colleagues who then started getting envious with my achievement especially on intl. projects. My German colleagues gave me a tough time and especially German woman. By my 8th year, I got my permanent residency and in 2004, I met my husband. We got married in 2007 and then came my children who are teenagers today. I have to say then even after 27 years, as an Indian woman but today with a husband (who understands me and knows everything) and children, I still find it hard to gel with Germans. They lack social, emotional skills. It is soooo tough to raise kids bilingually and interculturally here and is met with alot of compromises. As for my fancy asset management career, I had to give it up because my German colleagues somehow felt insecure and threatened. It is very German to blame their economic distress on foreigners. I like Germany and my kids and husbands are born here and consider Germany their home, but I do not. And upto date still hold the Indian passport. I now am completing my masters, that I could not finish back then due to the language, at the Technical University of Munich. There is so much more to share, but I never advice Indians to come to Germany, because it is a painstaking and tough journey. Enjoyed your video Shraddha and I wish you both best of luck. Canada or any english speaking country is the best option atleast for Indians and Asians.

[@DB-pp5zt]

Part 2: and another issue with the Germans is that they are very envious and suspicious especially towards foreigners. That is what I experienced at work and even in my social network. They do not like to hear that you as a foreigner can be successful. Today, my husband and I come under the category as high-income earners and we never share our success with them. Happiness is also something they do not like you to show. In fact the more you grumble on itty gritty things like them, the more they relate to you and accept you. In a way it is a sick society. And with that comes several great sides. For example their attitude toward the envirnoment (which at times could go overboard), their love for nature and the beautiful landscapes that they have. Their school education which I never liked exactly because of the reasons Shraddha pointed out. However, we have put our kids at the Waldorf where they do not get seperated in grade 5, but only after grade 10. The waldorf is till grade 13 and the quote of children there finishing off with an arbitur examination is high. Both my children have blosoomed there and are seen as potential gymnasial children now itself.

[@DB-pp5zt]

And if any Indians would like to get advice on schools etc, let me know.

[@striker44]

Thank you for sharing. What is a "gymnasial" kid? The hardships you mention are what any immigrant goes through to adjust to new environment and culture. Current immigrants face lot lesser hardships than prior ones. Your kids and subsequent generations will eventually be fully integrated Germans that they will find it challenging to immigrate to other countries. Seems like you are comfortable and wish you finding that inner happiness.

[@Cutekatze525]

Absolutely false!

[@AmanKhan-lc8cp]

​@@DB-pp5zt i am thinking 2 do my bachelor's in pharmacy so mam suggest me best public uni to apply in Germany

[@rishisirohi]

Nice video. But in India, u will find 10000s of youth more Educated & smarter, hardworking than u, struggling to find a job worth Rs. 15-20k p.m. Pls get real. U gtg salary becoz no one is replacing u thr. Here ppl r terminated replaced on daily basis & fight is to get daily food.

[@ArunSingh-hu7bi]

So true

[@manzurhushensaiyed6543]

So true

[@avijitsharma854]

Mumbai has most jobs

[@ashokarora7711]

To wapas India jaaa

[@debapriyaguha7594]

Couldn't be more true! Moreover, in India, low end jobs are in bulk & high end jobs are very very very limited! So, most people, despite their hard work, talent, degree etc are forced to work low end and almost always back end jobs compared to foreigners with much lesser qualifications & skills. The best & most interesting parts of a project always goes to the foreign based team. Indians are used as "donkeys" to implement the so called "great" ideas thought by the foreign based team or sometimes just to do customer support to the foreign developed product.

[@nebulacrust007]

Thanks for sharing this amazing video. When I came down to the UK, I faced some initial hiccups. Learning the local language/ dialect is very important. Well now I am fluent in Scottish Gaelic even though it's not required here. But when locals hear me interact in Gaelic esp. with the older gen. people their expressions are priceless. Racism is a reality everywhere, it might be less somewhere, but it still exists. In countries like Germany, it's in massive levels. Anyways, when we move out of India, we have to adapt to it.

[@andyfaizan]

Apart from East Germany (and from nightclub bouncers who deny you entry lol), I've never heard of counts of racism in Germany. Been living there for 10 years.

[@UPAKHOSALA]

​@@andyfaizanthank you very much for Sharing your experience with us. please share more information about your experience 🙏

[@PraveenKumar-kt1qr]

All Indians making videos why should leave Canada, Australia, Germany, usa . Etc. But no 1 have dare 2 video why leaving india is better. Btw i ❤ india but i hope moving abroad has good global opportunities than india .

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yes! I will be sharing the video on this topic soon :)

[@shakila3012]

Canada also now not worth to move.no one tells the truth.experienced person also not getting job in Canada..Students are really suffering to get a part time job

[@shanijawakhaniwaja6648]

Nope

[@rajatsharma3140]

Good question: My opinion here is that people who go abroad are not always going with the thought of leaving India but some are actually going for opportunities outside. I believe every Indian should be able to study or spend some time abroad because it opens up your mental horizon. Ofcourse, india has issues and so other countries do. In the end it matters what’s your goal in life. You can have a pretty decent life in India and save a lot and build wealth while in Europe you can have a good quality of life but cannot build a lot of wealth. So, it’s a personal choice

[@bornwanderer1]

Not really bro when we get something we lose something more valuable😢

[@rajenderperindia3957]

In December last, one of my relatives shifted from Germany to Canada as he found it hard to adjust to the life in Germany despite living there for more than 3 years.

[@tauhait]

Thanks for the honest reviews. Will help to decide my future.

[@sameersekhar1539]

hahaha. Hey Shraddha, I came to Germany just a week ago. The reason I resonate most is with this country is literally silent. The other day I was talking to a friend over a phone call and after some minutes I just realized that I was the only one on the street who was making sound. Everyone else were silent with earbuds/headphones on. I was so intimidated and also notices that they are starring at me with a not so happy look. That was hell of an experience. I can not think of living silent like someone has muted you. It is horrible. Then yeah, Internet sucks. Food is just to survive if you don't have time to cook. The omnipresent food here is bread I see, xD. 7 days in this country and I already started thinking about visiting India asap. hahah.

[@GodsDNAKabir]

14 days here and im thinking about re-visiting India too😭😭

[@iezioaudi22]

I lived in Germany for 3 months and finally left! such a depressing country man!

[@kairasatya]

This is the best video i have seen regarding information of germany. It clearly showcase all things that you have to manage or keep in mind if you want to move to germany. Thanks for making the video and keep the work guys ❤

[@akshay8941]

Recently i went to Poland, i stayed there for more than 3 months applied for blue card.. But after going through detail, I came back in India last week and will not go back again.. it's actually a downfall of Eu I realised...

[@talvindersingh9521]

Poland is not among the developed countries of Europe

[@NidhishAbraham]

@@talvindersingh9521 🇵🇱 Poland boasts the fastest-growing economy in the EU 🇪🇺 and surpasses many other nations in its performance.

[@saurav6452]

​@@NidhishAbrahamthere is a difference between fastest growing and already developed.same applies to India.gdp is scam consider per capita gdp

[@UPAKHOSALA]

​@@saurav6452gdp is Scam? 😊

[@ulfhope8510]

Hi all together, it seems like I am the only german guy, who comments the video. Which is not a wonder because speaking Hindi is not common in Germany. Sorry. So I cant' understand the whole video, only the english sentences. But I can read the comments. First I have to say, that I never visited India, but Sri Lanka. And Bali once. Only for a vacation. But like in the most comments I had a cultural shock too. Life in India and Germany is different. Definitely. But that is like it is. If you want to live in another country, try to inform yourself about culture, social life, food, rules etc. Perhaps I can help? Racism: Yes, there is racism in Germany, but isn't that part of many countrys, even in India? Which is sad but not only a german problem. It doesn't make it better but less an origin german problem. Salary: Salary is not the highest in Europe but the economists would say, that it is too high. It is a question of perspective. Taxes: We have high taxes, yes. With these taxes and other payments to the government we pay the police, the military, the schools (which are free), the help for poor people (nearly nobody needs to sleep outside, exept he is not able or willing to articulate his needs because of personal problems), the university, the streets, the hospitals, the retirement saleries, enviromental enhancements etc. All these things are the reason, why I pay my taxes with proud. Nearly nobody has to pay 45 percent income Tax because for the first thousands you pay nothing, for the next tousands you pay a little bit more etc etc. At the end you pay less than that. If you are earn so much money that you are in the highest Tax group, you are very lucky because you are really rich. The language: It is absolutely necessary to speak german. We are not an english speaking country but most of the younger people are able to speak that. But normally we use it in our holydays, not with our colleages. There might be some companys, where this is possible but that is not standard. Try to speak german, try to talk to other people as much as possible, don't be to sad if your german counterpart isn't very friendly. That seems to be a special feature of our language. And we are really focused on our life, family (parents, kids, grandparents, but not necessarily more than that) and job. It isn't common to visit other people (even friends) without any previous phonecall. It makes it obviously difficult for foreign people to be part of our society. Sorry for that. Digitalization: Yes, we should be better. Food: I love indian food! But I know many Germans, who wouldn't eat it. Our food was historically not very diverse. The klimate didn't gave us the possibility to grow a a huge amount of different spices, fruits etc. But we have bread, sausages and potatoes. And we are the "Krauts" so we have cabbage. But it changed during the last 30 years. Rules: Yes we have rules. Parents: Do we give our parents to an retirement home? YES OF COURSE. If they start to do silly things, off with them! Nonsens... We have that facilities and it is very helpful, if your parents are getting demetia or having cancer during the last weeks of their live. If you don't have a huge amount of sibelings you are thankful for that. All in all Germany is a country with many faults but I love to live here. Peace, Secureness, the liberty not to be like anyone else if you don't like (for example religion/believing, sexual orientation), the long days in summer, the central heating in winter, the waste separation;-), I like that...But I was born here, so it is easy...

[@IB568]

Insightful, thank you both ❤

[@KKPADI6]

Bilkul mere kind ki country hai! Even I like quite, it is a way of living! Focus is clear when you stay quiet!

[@AnonymousProfessor-mq4ub]

Yes you're right, and that's the reason why I want to leave India 😐

[@motivation_fire866]

@@AnonymousProfessor-mq4ubhey my introvert tribe people ❤

[@AnonymousProfessor-mq4ub]

@@motivation_fire866 hello 👋🏻

[@astrid713]

You didn’t mention the waiting time for a doctors appointment is 3months minimum & medical facilities in India are way better than what they have here. Most parents are leaving Germany because they split the children into different schools by the age of 6, then the child’s future is based on that, people who don’t study in a gymnasium, have a very different attitude to life, they are more restless and if they are in leadership position they are very insecure of people who are more educated than them. German classes in companies are handed out like a glass of water. The Germans do speak in English but refuse to do so, the only reason they want skilled workers from other countries is because their current population won’t be able to pay the pension of the future generations. They lack a global mindset…..

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Very true 💯

[@major_tom14]

Germany has one of the best healthcare, far better than India. You are probably rich in India, that is why you can afford it. Live in a remote area, you won't find a doctor tens of kilometers away. Forget getting operated. About school, you can be whatever you want. It is easy to switch from your path even after choosing one.

[@astrid713]

@@major_tom14 comparing Indian and German landmass is illogical. Rich or poor in India you will have to wait a week in the worst case scenario. I don’t know what part of india you have visited, but the india I belong to I have never been miss diagnosed and there is no preference for private and public insurance in India…. If you have insurance well and good if not pay from your pocket…as far as remote areas that you speak of the same can be said for remote villages in Germany….Thank you for calling me rich perhaps it gets manifested soon 😊 True one can be whatever they want, but there is something called quality of education. Living example Indians are able to adapt and work anywhere in the world.Any way to each his own, we all have different priorities and perspectives of life and that’s cool !

[@major_tom14]

@@astrid713 Lol, Germany has 4 times more doctors per capita and more than 10 times the ICU beds per capita. How can India has easier access? The video overblows the private vs public insurance thing. 89% of German residents are on public health insurance. And no, doesn't matter how remote you live in Germany, doctors are accessible. It is completely not true that Indians are able to adapt anywhere but others are not. About being rich, if you earn 25,000 rupees a month, you are already in top 10%:

[@astrid713]

@@major_tom14 Well in that case still strange that there is a 3 month waiting period

[@varunsingh9432]

i have lived in Germany in Dingolfing 6 yrs and say that if you want to have a smooth life then its good, otherwise this is not the place for making money.

[@user-ui4rx1ro2w]

Whats the issue with making money in Germany?

[@urvikbhalala101]

​@@user-ui4rx1ro2w maybe taxes.

[@Rex11298]

There are certain things Money can't buy. 1. Good air 2. Good food(Non-adulterated) 3. Stress free education for kids 4. Expectations from Judgmental society 5.Work life balance. Choose your option wisely 🙂

[@sagarjoon3323]

University of Munich laughing in corner 😂

[@NikhilRaviShankar]

Did you just say Money can't buy good unadulterated food? do you get Bio Products for free from Rewe or Edeka? :) Or even normal products for free? and stress free education for kids (primary schooling to senior secondary schooling), which is not even upto international standards and neither are the classes as effective as International Schools in other countries. and for good schools, you might have to go to Private Schools, which COSTS MONEY. so I don''t know if you"re getting Quality stuff in Germany for free. :). Health care: the biggest problem here is even doctors want Work Life balance, even if the patient is struggling to breath, and you'd have to take appointment with a doctor for any medical issue. You face the health issue today, and the doctor gives you an appointment after 3 weeks :))) That"s worth the 15% health insurance you pay.:)) Expectations from a Judgmental Society ? you made no sense there mate. Work life balance is the only point you have correct.

[@blackhunk2265]

Informative 👌

[@optimusmech5313]

I lasted in the US for 12 years.bwent to EU thinking that it would be amazing, but lasted there for 3 months. I was in Austria. Maha bekar jageh hai EU. What these guys are saying is exactly correct. Their tech is archaic, no digital payments, still get physical mail for many things, phaltu ke "rules", unnecessarily expensive(matlab BC paani 3 euros ka hai...matkab kaiko?). This is on top of the fact that all those countries are depressing due to the lack of people. Not to mention that the people you might come across are sort of or fully racist, trust me, they don't want brown people there. And their taxes are just unbelievable high(although in India also the taxes are high 30% income tax + 18% gst). Tau matlab waise India mein bhi 48% tax hai. Lakin at least we can afford a lot of things here, such as house help. Don't underestimate the convenience factor India provides. It's unparalleled to anything extra that any Western country might be able to provide. Bhaiyo aur behno, India mein raho, mazet se raho. Absolute crap ho chuke hai western countries and EU by far takes the cake of being the worst

[@peak_911]

If India had jobs, everyone would love to stay here and help to develop this nation, but this is not the case, forget jobs, students can't even work part-time, there is no concept of minimal wage here.

[@ly9fq]

@@peak_911 SIR DONT WORRY FIRST STARTUP OF GOVT GOING TO START ON 22 JAN. EVERYONE WILL GOT WHAT EVER THEY DESERVE.

[@lornakurien7962]

When you come to India, you will find out the harsh truth.

[@prameyprabhudesai864]

Aur ek main cheez hai mere khayal se…Germans will always consider you as second class citizens there…they will never treat you on par.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Haan ye b feel hua hai muje bht baar.

[@bavkivine7317]

I think you need to move uk

[@justinsoares4900]

That’s everywhere . What do you think Britishers will treat you like British because you have a British passport ?? I dont think so .

[@prameyprabhudesai864]

@@justinsoares4900 absolutely they wont…not even in US…West just cleverly markets it to make it seem so free and liberal. That is geopolitics

[@chandel_rajputbundelkhand]

But they are far behind in terms of digitilaisation ..third world country....India will soon be the world's third largest economy ....

[@rittickdatta1209]

Very nicely made video, wish you both the best!

[@TRAVELPEDIA-jt4zj]

We are in Spain, and Europe is far far better than India . Social security, peace, life safety..and a lot ... Thanks to God ..plz don't talk negatively ...

[@dr_amulya8381]

lol u dotn post negative dont post negative abt india u nris

[@antarshakti3093]

Bhsdke India se better hai to wapas mat aa.

[@pranav8893]

India is heaven for starting a small business and earning money,but you need to be ready to sell anything.

[@ghatakfauji807]

Yeah India is also a heaven which has air, water and noise pollution at its top😂😂

[@pranav8893]

@@ghatakfauji807 90 percent are leaving India for Money, that's why Rich study and go back to India,if money was not important they would not move back to India,so if one can earn money in India nobody will leave their families.Instead earn money and travel abroad and that is easily possible through business.

[@shhh3683]

​@@pranav8893I'm moving out of India for healthy and clean life. You can not achieve that lifestyle here in India. Money doesn't matter that much to me. My priority is lifestyle I prefer good work life balance, clean air, plastic free mountains and clean river not like India where everywhere is shit.

[@ghatakfauji807]

@@pranav8893 my brother I don't want to live with my family but you have not answered my question haven't you heard something as air and water pollution you think these are very small issues and money is most important wait and watch after some 20 years you will realise what is more important money or your health 😂😂

[@sainan4544]

​@@ghatakfauji807bhai to kya hua water ke liye RO LAGA LE. noise aur air quality ke liye gaddi kharid le. Ye koi reason he aapna desh chodne ke. Main reason yahi he WORK LIFE BALANCE. India me employer ko 12 12 ghante kaam karavate he. Ye hi main reason he india me naa rehne ka. Baki Saab to best he.

[@rumabehl3135]

Great video….,straight from the heart 😁

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for watching and commenting. I hope you like the video.

[@rashidpipfa]

Great info dear keep it up

[@user-wo8dz6dd2z]

Thanks for the valueable information

[@dipakrautela]

Gujarati's are Loud talkers even by Indian Standards 😊

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Haan wo to hai.

[@rajeshchauhan2277]

Nice video & best for a new i formation.

[@mukeshview8514]

Yes shradhha you may be right in that sense they lag in digitization, but frankly speaking they could have mindset that by not choosing digitization, they are providing jobs to those peoples having less skills or education. See digitization is helpful but devices which we use here certainly not indian made. Might be they don't want to relay on the system of the other countries as economics is the backbone of survival of any country. BTW, thnx for info. 👍

[@DB-pp5zt]

Spot on!

[@rohitgarg9172]

Can you pls do an interview of someone who left Germany after a few years? What were their reasons? How do they feel about it now etc.? Thanks!

[@sampan1333]

Thanks a lot for sharing your experience

[@annammapt6991]

Genuine.👌

[@mhanifthakor689]

Welcome India dear ❤️ Please create good environment in India for any one Without discrimination

[@user-qk2ev5jl2b]

Could you please tell whether you find Germany safer for women as compared to metro cities in India or not?

[@ajaymahindrakar8413]

I like this video Amazing knowledge

[@HemantKumar-xf2fc]

Very good presentation.

[@mystickal6342]

Apka last point culture wala toh Pointless hai… India mei Culture kaha hai? yaha Teenager drink smoke ..Rash car drive road accidents mei involved hote hai.. Young people dont stay with families..Culture just for show purpose.. Real culture is gone. its just a formality sake.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Sab log ek jese nihai. Abi b bht log hai jo apne culture ki respect krte hai.

[@mystickal6342]

@@ShraddhaParashar woh toh west mei bhi hai.. its objective..

[@AR-zb9pz]

Ap bahar ja ke dekhoge udhar teenagers ka aur drugs addiction next level hai, raat raat sadak pe pade rehte hain...parents b struct nahi ho sakte wahan....teenage pregnancy udhar bahut high hai...

[@goodandzloi]

Because German kids understand, there is no point of having kids in this world. They leave this world early. Salut to them.

[@sohambombay806]

So my honest question to Shraddha.... Would you really leave Germany citing these reasons which everyone knows through Internet before even landing in Germany?? I have traveled to Germany many times due to work and living in Dubai i have understood that somethings money just can't buy. The sense of fulfillment u get in a place like Germany is the reason people say "why people r leaving Germany" but actually in real life hardly someone do it!! Anyways cheers to your life and I know very well u guys will be staying there for a really really long time(may be whole life!)

[@user-fg4vw2qo4e]

Agreed 😂 I suggest them to leave

[@arpita0608]

The last one is important and very valid point and why no one even me is not wanting to settle here. Germany is only good for masters studies and then it is better to move to US. Also, I have had several conversations with people staying here working more than 4 years and they couldn't even afford to buy own house or appartment. So, next valid point is, earning so less because there is a significant differenece between the gross and net income of an individual, which doesn't allow even to buy an appartment here. So, I don't find it really beneficial to live here, I mean puri life apni ghiswake and then not earning even what you deserve is not something desirable. Not earning enough to even buy a house! Also, to add on, because of language barrier Germans don't promote Indians to a higher position in management. I mean to say, they themselves believe that we immigrants going to leave their country and treat us as a temporary employer. Don't promote or give hike in salary. Salary hike is still expected when one switch company otherwise there is I don't know negligible chances.

[@ayushchoudhary5887]

Where you plan to settle then bro and which domain are you working if you could reflect

[@Cutekatze525]

Do you expect Germans to learn your language? You HAVE to learn the country‘s language you CHOSE to move to!

[@striker44]

Hindi should be made the national language of Germany and free houses for everyone. 😂. They tax you to provide "free" Healthcare, education, best roads and public transportation, unemployment benefits etc... Many are used to 10-15% or more pay rises in India but that is not the reality. Wages are tied to inflation rate. If one wants to earn more they are expected to to take on greater responsibilities at work, which means one has to be excellent and that includes communication skills in German. Hustling may work at lower levels but not at higher levels, typically in a corporation.

[@user-qk2pq5vp9w]

This is just a senseless thinking!!!! Where you can buy house by working few months ? If you can speak good german language then you will be definitely promoted!!

[@JhilmilBasu]

​@@user-qk2pq5vp9wnot necessarily

[@UniqueFamily987]

Germany has best work life balance which other countries dont have.

[@datasqlai]

Yes after work , you have to do house cleaning, cooking, grocery, dish washing which can be outsourced and we can take services. Work life balance is a myth in Germany.

[@shhh3683]

​​@@datasqlaithat's just your opinion you're lazy that doesn't mean a country is not good. You're an adult take responsibilities like an adult. Indians love spoon feeding ig

[@UniqueFamily987]

@@datasqlai Do you know this is what everyone does when he/she live abroad (Dubai, Saudi, Kuwait, Australia and Canada) But does they give best work life balance as compared to Germany. Simple the Answer is No.

[@datasqlai]

@@UniqueFamily987 I am comparing germany with India. The countries you mentioned are not worthy to move in my opinion

[@korchageen]

The racism you face here, is not worth living your country.

[@dineshbisht4077]

very nice and based on the truth of the German's culture living style , behaviours video , very nice good to see it great

[@Masood1810]

Shraddha, that was a great video. Thank you. I have a question: Let's say I work in Germany for 4 years and then decide to return to India. Will I be able to claim some of my pension contributions/ any other payments I would have made to their government?

[@pratikagrawal8742]

Yes. If less than 60 months contribution you can claim it after 2 years of leaving

[@diprobanerjee3664]

Shraddha Di could you please give some advice on whether it is advisable to come for a Masters in an Engineering degree in Germany straight out of undergrad in India or is it more sensible to take 1-2 years of work experience in India before coming to Germany?

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Come with some work experience. That will always be helpful 😊

[@ashutoshtripathi2202]

@@ShraddhaParashar I had the same doubt, thanks for replying shraddha 😊

[@asawarishete892]

work exp will really help you😊

[@varunsingh9432]

no one there cares about your work ex. There was a guy from Nepal who even don't know how to speak in English and one of my friends has wrote for him some paper. He was the one who got the job easily.

[@Resul_ozkaya]

​@@varunsingh9432can you please explain it more like how could a person from Nepal who doesn't even know English fluently got a job in Germany? I am freaking out about job opportunities in Germany so that's the reason I am curious to know as I am planning to do my masters there

[@zahidusmani5567]

Very nice videos thanks

[@jemilmangukiya8134]

Really appreciate to you ❤ for opening our eyes

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for watching and always happy to say unbiased opinions 😊

[@arakshp]

Also due to zero social life & lot of Rules, starting & surviving a small business is very difficult

[@ShakuniMamaKaRishtedaar]

Location 13:36 Yahaan ya yahaan par usko link kar doongi. Kahaan? Mujhe to koi link nazar nahin aa rahi hai.

[@engrranahasnain5728]

Nice video shradda.please make video about job seeker visa

[@akshathagt4537]

Hey....I got a msc in South westphalia university of applied sciences in SEEM. I have a government job here in India. Also I have an option of taking study leave for two years to finish my studies in Germany. Afte two years, in case i wish to stay back, I will be losing my government job (salary 1.5 lakh per month) in India. Is it ok to come to Germany? Will it be possible to stay there for 10 years and earn money and return back to India after 10 years with a good balance in bank so that I can just quit my job and take care of my farm land here back in India? Please advise...I need to enroll to course within 2 days

[@pavitrasankalp7533]

एकदम कडकं दोईच्लांड बद्दल माहिती दिली बाई 👍

[@IndianNRIsvillagelife]

Ur each and every point is so truthful and for last reason we will leave Germany for sure 🤞

[@rajannair6020]

For average Indians who want to do higher studies, Germany is the best option as the Fee is totally free. Only condition is that you have to be fluent in German language. This is not a big problem as cosching is available in India also in Germany. After completing any PG, there is good opportunity for a job but in India nobody get job immrdiately after completing studies. Being less populated Germany is good for Indians.

[@andyfaizan]

Most masters courses are in English. I did mine in English

[@shakila3012]

Now Don't go to Canada also ..students are suffering to get a part time.Experienced also not getting jobs..

[@korchageen]

And in germany you can not pass in STEM courses in a good university.

[@Super_Studio_2707]

Hi brother I am planning to open our Indian grocery store after having 4 outlet in India Is it good idea to start business in Germany targeting Indian customers

[@SangiLsi]

I watch your video about about in Germany, I contact truecare through Facebook but they still did not reply me, ma'am how long do I need to wait for them to reply?

[@sisirincome]

In india internet speed and digitalized transaction picked up in proper way after 2014. Prior to 2014 it was almost like manual/ by post.

[@parvathymira4895]

Actually we got independence in 2014. All because of Modiji.

[@saswatakrsarkar9759]

​@@parvathymira4895😂😂😂

[@user-nf6yy3rf2e]

You both are nice and share about reality. Thanks from Pakistan. Love India

[@IndolentLipu]

I will a simple Solution--> After Bachelors in India Go for internships first and then next go for jobs irrespective of Package because Gaining Work experience for 1-2 years Will give you a lot of opportunities there also If you want to Pursue your Masters in Germany then I would Recommend the same thing.

[@Ankit_Vlogs2023]

Hello maam please help me in this query i did an enquiry for BSBI so I got a call back so after a talk the admission officer said me if u study in Paris campus it will be only 8000€ instead of 17000 € and you have to study 1 year here in paris and another 6 month in berlin so maam I dunno what to do I don't have alot options as well pls help me in this maaam

[@anupagarwal2581]

I left Germany last year because of following reasons; 1. Medical is not fast and that good, for simple blood test report takes a week and my wife needed a scan and we got an appointment after 7 months so we came to India and got that scan in 2 days and scan results in 15 days. 2. Parents can’t move as dependent visa.

[@omrezkhan6214]

In india if you move from one state to other state, one feel difficulty and others barriers. this things are common everywhere.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeah true! 💯

[@oinkoink2282]

India me bhi hota hai

[@rittikaghosh2645]

Shraddha di could you give some information about masters program in microbiology in Germany ?

[@rahulshan8820]

Love you shraddha 💕💕💕

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you :)

[@vijayanraman7129]

A German minister recently trying out our renowned digi payment at a local vegetable vendor, soon u'll may get the same convenient mode to conduct ur day to day business easily as here..😊

[@VIKASKUMAR-wf5xk]

He does not want kids. Don't force him to have kids. There is no point of having kids. Don't spoil your and your future child's life.

[@vikramsen8289]

बहुत सुन्दर प्रस्तुति बहन जी, श्री भगवान जी की असीम कृपा से आप सभी भारतीय जहां भी हैं, खुश और स्वस्थ सुखद रहें, यह कामना है । भारत माता की जय। जय हिंद। वन्दे मातरम्। मेरा भारत महान।

[@arulannad]

MY SON DID MASTERS AT HAMBERG AND RAN AWAY TO CANADA NOW HE IS GOOD 👍 BY THE WAY WHAT EVER YOU TOLD ON VIDEO IS SPOT ON VERY TRUE THE DEPRESSION ALON3 AND NO SOCIAL LIFE GERMANY SUCKS

[@eyesoffloraandfauna8728]

UPI start up ayega germany mai ? medical facility ka kya scene hai

[@ushagaikar694]

Nice 👍

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks ✌

[@VandanasDesiChulha]

much needed video regarding cons ... 😊

[@lovenpeace4life]

Only point from this video to be concerned about is learning the German language. Rest of the points are manageable.

[@CyPsyGuy]

kya managable. why so desperate to suk germen c0k?

[@nuralam-ex6yp]

Mam work permit Mila hai but ambasi face nai Mila ar katna din lage ga garmany Jane may

[@sanjaynatekar8186]

Apply the Purchasing Power Parity factor of 3 times Germany vs India and you will notice that an average upper middle class person in Bombay / Poona / Bangalore is much well off and richer than Berlin

[@vlognow3012]

Great video you are right. I think with in 1-2 years ATM and hard cash going to vanish in India because today a bhelpuri wala is also accepting money through UPI Google pay Further India has surpassed UK and in 1-2 years Indian will surpass Germany also in term of GDP.

[@chandel_rajputbundelkhand]

The golden period begins......people will gradually understand

[@amritsagar4964]

@@chandel_rajputbundelkhand "The golden period begins" ... I've been hearing this for the last 40 years. Nothing golden has come about and it never will.

[@ukshahrukh]

Hi Make a video on language course visa

[@rabirajbanerjee3872]

I agree with the high taxes part, as someone who moved to Cologne, Germany with a fellowship to pursue my PhD, I was disheartened to see so much of my salary being deducted.

[@Yuyayayu872]

So you want the benefits of living in Germany, but don't want to pay for it? Make it make sense.

[@truthseeker327]

so fellowships are taxable and are scholarships from DAAD taxable?

[@User123gte]

The last point is the most important. Once get too old, you will be put in old age homes and your children wont see you much.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeahh 💯 important as we are connected to our roots no matter how far we are from our country.

[@Neha_18official]

India m bhi bache parents ko chhor kar alag rehne lage h or old age home bhejne lage h . So please kisi country ko blame mat karo aap sb . Jaise parents ke sanskar honge upbringing hogi bache waisa hi karnge . Ab chahe India m raho ya germany m . 😊

[@thatguy4010]

​@@Neha_18officialtumne bheje honge apne parents ko didi old age home mai, ham nahi bhej rahe

[@Neha_18official]

@@thatguy4010 maine to nahi bheje h apne parents ko . Tmne bheje honge tabhi to tmko bura laga or tmne iss comment ko personally liya h or comment kiya h . Tm jaise log hi parents ko bhejte h or social media per ache bannne ka drama karte h 😀

[@lornakurien7962]

The largest number of people in India have migrated to different parts of the world. Not many people return home, why???

[@korchageen]

Lot and lots of people Returns. Plenty of them make Videos and Plenty of them do not.

[@SarikaKumar-ux5ez]

Very nice truth video

[@sanjaynatekar8186]

An upper middle class person living in Bombay / Poona / Bangalore is wealthier that NewYork / London / Berlin. I am telling this from my own exoeriance.

[@user-qf3tt9fy8y]

Work life balance is a myth. Yes your work will end in 8 hours but then in terms of life, you will end up doing all the household work so forget Netflix and chill and you will do badtan and cleaning.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yes 🙌🏻 the amount of work that is in the backend takes up the time.

[@mahinperwaiz]

You should do your household chores, cooking, cleaning etc etc... You are a damn human not an animal.

[@NidhishAbraham]

@@mahinperwaiz 🦁 Animals can sustain themselves when left alone.

[@mahinperwaiz]

@@NidhishAbraham not sure if this is a sarcasm 💀😅

[@mrjerry1650]

Lol, don't understand which people are watching this video.. 😂 Dude, in India do you have hundreds of servants for each house work, are you from the Mughals family..? 😂😂 Wherever you go abroad you have to do all your chores by yourself, doesn't matter if it's Germany/US/Canada

[@arondara2079]

How is the software industry in Germany present ?

[@sarathyarcot6768]

Danke, sehr Gut .

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@mohitjoshi6730]

In companies do they expect you to speak german or they ask for A2, B2 certification ?

[@Thiesi]

_Companies_ usually don't care about German language certificates - if the company language is German they simply expect you to be able to communicate in German well enough to do your job. However, _authorities_ might actually require a German language certificate (usually from a _Goethe-Institut)_ before they even issue a visa, but that depends on the kind of visa you're applying for and the field of work.

[@haggaidasilva3769]

I understand its difficult but India don't give opportunity that's why we have to come to different country all have trouble living India but atlest European county give benefits and job opportunities we have to adjust.

[@sanjaydave4980]

👌good

[@nuzhathsulthana7320]

Thank you my daughter son in law want to go for study inshallh zaroor pass them it's will help 🎉

[@sams24]

Every country has there rule , If you like then stay . But if you cannot follow then you are welcome back to India .All this you need to research before moving there.

[@yeahOnCemOreE]

In india too, credit card and debit card pins are sent through post and it takes 2 weeks to receive them. Often times it takes ages. So Germany and india are same with that respect.

[@carrad123456]

Which bank ? You can generate in ATM or via IVR

[@rohandarji4942]

Shraddha di after finishing master's hume agar time lag gaya full time job find karne me toh kya hum odd jobs me full time kar skte he jab tak hume field job nahi milti tab tak on work visa?!

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yr itni energy ni hoti kisi k pass. Don't get into this! Full time job is enough bcz the more money you earn the higher will be tax.

[@peengoo]

13:10 hello Shraddha , Is the free masters available for NL citizens a well. I am an Indian, living and working since 7 years in the Netherlands but here education is not free. Is it true that education is free in Germany ? I would like to do masters soon. Please reply !!

[@rainydayallday]

Hey .. is dutch language mandatory for finding jobs in netherlands?

[@anikm111]

What's the scope of moving to uk usa after living certain period of time in Germany

[@ShraddhaParashar]

If you find a well paid job then it is good. 😌

[@AdityaJape]

India is the best people are leaving uk

[@val-schaeffer1117]

As a naturalised German national of Indian origin (currently working in Banking sector in Luxembourg), imho these are the major reasons: 1. Racism racism racism 2. Obsession with language to the extent of using it as a tool in racism (e.g. rampant housing discrimination, where language plays no role. Or discirmination of second generations born and raised in Germany. Even their German are apparently not good enough, while Germans continue to migrate to different corner of the world with their rudimentary English) 3. Ausbildung based labour market which gives low focus on academic attainment 4. Relatively low salary 5. Sky high taxes and social welfare contribution, to fund German pensioners and mass migrants 6. Favouritism for white migrants like Eastern Europeans, even white Middle Easterners.

[@srikanthpadava3834]

hey are you a second generation indian? sorry to ask a personal question. I am an indian and i have 10 year old son and hence i am interested in knowing your experience for the sake of my son

[@val-schaeffer1117]

@@srikanthpadava3834 I am not second generation (born and raised in Germany) but naturalised German citizen. I have second generation cousins in established corporate jobs. They still face social exclusion and discrimination. Ultimately in Germany, it is all determined by race.

[@drm2407]

So are you ppl leaving germany...wht do you plan to shift

[@naveent2799]

basically yaha aapko c1 leke aana hai (it might take 1.5 years of hard work) then theek hai for Non-IT, because IT waalo ko India me after good experience yaha se 20-30% less salary milti hai and considering tax and flat rent India me better hai. baaki to India se log poland aur ukraine jaane ki liye bhi desperate hai. mai UK aur Germany me 15 saal se hu and planning to move back. My suggestion go to dubai or switzerland because yaha aake pata chalega ki west ab 90 waala fun nahi hai.