How do I earn money as a non-EU student in Germany?

With new Immigration law going into effect this year, Germany wants to make it easier for international students to fund their studies. 🎓 #berlin #germany #studyingermany #studyabroad #livingabroad #shorts

[pedromarques]

Come to Portugal to study. Our universities are also free, it's cheaper here and, if you come from a Portuguese speaking country, we have vacancies specifically just for you.

[bjornotto]

Are you sure about the numbers? As far as i know no taxes have to be paid until you earn more than ~12.000€ a year. 520€ per month is the border for health insurence.

Atleast thats how it works for me as a german native.

[toastermon]

So there's several factors at play, your income defines how much taxes you pay, your working hours are limited to 20h/week for the semester and 40h/week for the semester break. The hour limitations are dictated by the health insurance regulations but even with 20h/week for minimum wage you're going to get over the mentioned tax free amount and you'll have to pay reduced taxes (which can already count towards your social security payments).
Lots of companies actually hire working students from fitting fields and you can get lots of hands on working experience.

[arijanalili]

You can make a deal with the boss in germany, you get paid half half, which means half bank half cash so you can be legal working but half working hours anyway

[katczar]

Our grandfathers fought against each other. But you're my new internet crush. It's ridiculous

[Extrak]

Мы виделись в Москве 2016 летом, в ту неделю одну.

[itulolaoluwadamilola]

Can I work remotely for my home country

[yunleung]

Sigh. Incant get a masters in what I want in Germany unfortunately. No EU for me.