Why You Should Move to Germany

Are you thinking about moving to Germany, or just curious about what life here is really like? In this video, I share my personal experiences as an expat living in Germany—from the amazing work-life balance and job opportunities to the surprisingly affordable groceries, reliable healthcare, and efficient public transport. I also dive into how German culture values trust, community, and gender equality—and how all these aspects helped reshape my perspective on life. Join me as I explain why Germany could be one of the best places to live, study, or work!

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[robbypolter]

As a German, I can only say the following about Germany: "If you can't do anything, you come to Germany and if you can do something, you leave Germany!"

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Got my laptop and music equipment stolen at different times. Never have been mugged anywhere else as much as Berlin and I've lived in Colombia.

Taxes are insane.

[biankakoettlitz]

That Germany is a great place to live, is your opinion, I left the country 20years ago, because I didn't liked it anymore, even if I was born and bread there!

[gregorygant]

You aren't Russian a Slavic country maybe from your accent or Nordic Sweden, Norway, Finland ?
Just asking.
I love your accent.

[jbbutcha]

With the 102nd like, I'm two too late to secure the sequel, but still far below what the video deserved.

[wora]

When you talked about the way Germans behave (smile, helpful, honest) I had to agree and think about my own experienes with the black Germans, the Asian ones or the Baltic ones, the ones with Greek parents or Italien parents or Turkish parents. Yes, that's them.

[heskatet]

As a German who fled the country, I appreciate the different perspective even though I do not agree.

With a good job I can make ends meet almost everywhere, including my old home. The question is, how much better can it be. For me the answer clearly is the US. Wouldn't recommend as a youngster, but as an accomplished professional, the US is leaps and bounds ahead of Germany in every aspect.

[patrickzajonz]

As a german I disagree with your opinion. Muslim Migration is taking overhand, it is dangerous for women (and men) going outside alone especially in big city and train stations, taxes are huge, absolutely not an innovation friendly country.

[chrissiechannel]

I as a German would never ever want to live in Germany again. The farer I am away from it the better. I hate it so much. Politicians destroyed it.

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You an get out from russia but you can't get rid russian accent