Why are we leaving Germany after PR | Reasons people are leaving Germany

Hi Friends,
We are leaving Germany..... yes, this is not a click bait, this is happening, and we have made this video to share with you our reasons for doing so.
We will share much more details with you all as we go to our new destination.

Watch the video to find out more, and do let us know your thoughts.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro, our move announcement and context on our stay in Germany
03:18 5 years and fun in Germany
07:40 Our reasons for moving from Germany
14:36 Wrapping up & more to come in our next vlog/ life update video

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[nancyparker]

Language matters but I can tell you that it is more than that. Simply put they do not want foreigners to succeed (covert racism and jealousy). I was born and speak German like a native, yet because I am not "white", I have been mistreated in the school system and in my workplace. Many of my friends and acquaintances have experienced the same thing.That's the reality in Germany unfortunately.

[riturajborah]

The funny thing is some people want to argue that it is wrong to dislike what you disliked about Germany. When they don't like something at least let them not like it. It's their life and their choice.

[MrRocrma]

About racism : First time travelled from Zürich to Konstanz in Germany! Of all the people who alighted the SBB train, me and my wife were the only people who were stopped and were asked for passport. 5 mins later we were besides lake and a police troop of 4-5 people came and asked for passport and Visa. This is where there were 100s of other white people.
So yeah that’s not racism just love for Indian looking people.

[travellogin]

True. Even if you learn the language to some extent to C1 level you still have a disadvantage compared to native speaker in terms of career progression. Agree, especially people in IT are moving either after their PR or citizenship.

[asadjaved]

I moved to Germany from China and it sucks. Here for almost 4 months but can't bear it, Even finding an apartment is like going to space. I am thinking to leave Germany.

[enrootedideas]

Thanks for sharing guys, all the best. Where are you guys headed next?

[vikas]

I have been to many countries... Germany is coldest of all. I learnt language very fast, even before coming. But I never felt welcoming.

Left Germany after a year... That was best decision... We are happier now ❤

[caraira]

As someone who came to Germany from a Latin American country 25 years ago all I can say is that if you are planning to migrate to other country you should do your homework:

1. Try to learn about the culture and mindset of the locals before you move: honestly, if you are moving to another country you should be willing to adapt to the rules and way of thinking of that country. It isn't about losing your culture: it is about being aware that some of your habits and conceptions doesn't agree with the local mindset and even the laws. If you tova country with the expectation that the country should adapt to you then you should stay in your own country. Honestly, I don't think that people india would be happy and amused if some German goes there trying to impose his own mindset. Multiculturalism works only when everybody follow the same rules.

2. Language is everything. I am always amazed how many people come to live in Germany andc expect from Germans to speak their languages. Yeah, Germans usually can speak English, but you know what? This is Germany, not the States, not GB or any other country where English is an official language.

3. You can succeed aa a foreigner in Germany: when I came not only I had to learn the language, I had to learn a profession and here I am 25 years later, with a good job, enjoying my life here.

Germany isn't a perfect country, there isn't a perfect country anywhere, but is is a damm good, beautiful place to live if you are willing to adapt and integrate

[saniya]

After how many years can we apply for PR??? What is the process?

[privleged]

germany is called racist nation for a reason by almost every tourist except german speaking tourists from swiss or austria

[anshumansingh]

The letters which you have to write to bureaucracy is in German or English ?
If it is German then how you manage writing so much in that language

[rogers]

If you don't speak the local language it is absolutely miserable living in a non English speaking country.

[kavitasingh]

Enjoy the new journey 👍😊and God bless you

[jayantajithazarika]

Dear Brother,
Thank you very much for your nice and fàntastic video .
With lots of lots of love and regards
22/10/2022

[sohammondal]

Iim Ahmedabad se hoke Germany kiu gya tum to india ka ashneer Grover ban skte the

[sanjubell]

Totally agree and appreciate your informative video.Even I am struggling with 15+ years of IT experience.I am holding Blue card and very very difficult to overcome language barriers to shift the job. IT professionals should think thrice before moving to Germany....

[saikumarparab]

That Shilpa from other YouTube channel are now making videos which are mostly click baits ..atleast u guys are original 👍

[bhaveshsevak]

After leaving Germany how long can you Hold you PR valid?
Any idea?
What did u do?
Do you know anybody who has kept valid for 6 months after deregistering in Germany.

[sanugoud]

Wish you guys a very good Start to the new part of your

[unnikrishnanadoor]

When you travel on a train or bus, do they (germans) sit next to you or try to avoid sitting next to you?