FUN FACT: Today was actually Museum Sunday😃 Hope you enjoyed this video! If so the don't forget to give it a like so that I know! Also, let me know why you watched this video...are you moving to Berlin? Do you already live here? Tell me more!😍
Thank you for these videos ❤️ I’m in the middle of contemplating moving to Berlin and this information is all I need. You speak really good English too :)
Just moved to Berlin from Cologne, so exciting! I'm German so don't need to accommodate too much but I'll follow your recommendations for food and stuff :) have a great weekend!
we have the same recycling system for plastic in Denmark as well. I do admit that I sometimes pick up bottles people leave on the table and bring it home because as you said it's free money 😅
That sounds like a great decision! And yes accommodation can be a pain but I have a video coming up soon on how you can make it a little less stressful!
The card for the public transport system is currently 29 Euro and will be starting from May 49 Euro with which you can then use every publics in all over Germany. I didn't know that on sundays the museums are free I will use that from now on! But isn't it then too full there?
Oh nice I didn’t know that! I knew the 29€ ticket was running but I heard you had to get a yearly subscription in order to be able to qualify for it? Or something along those lines. I’m not sure, I’ve never been! But worth a shot I suppose 😊
Many people suffer from the "I have to be as close to the center of the city as possible". I also had this syndrome but learned over time that - at least in Germany - living 20-30km far from the city is not really an issue especially if you have a bicycle/car/other means of transportation. I live in Potsdam and it's very easy to get to Berlin. In fact at least on the west northern outskirts of Potsdam you can take the DB train straight to Berlin and it takes you less time then going through even half of Berlin on a bus. :D
I received advice to spread my investments across various assets like stocks and bonds, a strategy that safeguards my retirement portfolio. I intend to invest $200,000 across different markets, but I'm uncertain about where to begin.
With the assistance of an investment advisor, I diversified my $400,000 portfolio across markets, resulting in a net profit of over $900,000 from high dividend-yielding equities, ETFs, and bonds.......
Certainly, my consultant is Jenny Pamogas Canaya. She has provided me with entry and exit points for the securities I focus on. You can find her online if you need supervision.
Thank you for sharing. I just checked her out on the web, and I must say, her background in investing is truly impressive. I will be sending her an email shortly.............
Hello :) thank you so much for your berlin videos! I am hoping to move there in the next year, or 2 years maximum. I am wondering if you happen to know which neighborhoods would be best to visit or live for 30 year olds who are artists/musicians? Like are there areas of the city that are known for young artist adults living there?
How exciting!! I’d say probably Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg and perhaps even Neukölln are good areas with plenty of those types of people 😁
Hello, really enjoyed the video! Do you have any information about part-time works for students (English). Also more infromationa about, City registration, opening bank accounts, getting insurance and all that.
I’ve been studying, studying, and STUDYING where to move to in Berlin and I’ve hit a road block. I just can’t decide between Friedrichshain or Prenzlauer Berg. Do you have any suggestions?
Hi! I'm planning on moving to Berlin in Oct and am a little confused about the Visa process as a freelance writer--was it easy to get visa without a job lined up?
Honestly no, I haven’t! Obviously I avoid dark alleyways on my own 😅 but in the general city and even in the evenings in quieter areas I have never felt unsafe. Of course, still must always use common sense 👍🏼
Well - to be honest, I am a bit sad, that English became the "main language" in Berlin. It's hard for people to learn German if everyone is talking English.
FUN FACT: Today was actually Museum Sunday😃
Hope you enjoyed this video! If so the don't forget to give it a like so that I know! Also, let me know why you watched this video...are you moving to Berlin? Do you already live here? Tell me more!😍
Thank you for these videos ❤️ I’m in the middle of contemplating moving to Berlin and this information is all I need. You speak really good English too :)
Just moved to Berlin from Cologne, so exciting! I'm German so don't need to accommodate too much but I'll follow your recommendations for food and stuff :) have a great weekend!
Enjoy Berlin!! 😍
Wait, i am moving from Cologne to Berlin as well 😄
@@carlasahli1965 haha enjoy!! I lived in cologne for 6 years, will always be in my heart
we have the same recycling system for plastic in Denmark as well. I do admit that I sometimes pick up bottles people leave on the table and bring it home because as you said it's free money 😅
Hahah I don’t blame you!
your tips were pretty helpful !! I am thinking to move there in a year from now and you were right! Accommodation can be really tricky
That sounds like a great decision! And yes accommodation can be a pain but I have a video coming up soon on how you can make it a little less stressful!
Watching your videos is interesting and at the same time beneficial to me, because i improve my english. Поздрави от България!
Love that 🥰
Thank you for the video Oli, I am moving to Berlin as a PhD student in a few months, and your videos are like tour guides for me.
That’s amazing!! Good luck with the move 😍
I lived in Berlin for 6 months (in 2020 during covid 😬) and I miss it so much...
Although you reminded me how horrendous biking with the wind was!
Love this video, i hope for a part 2 haha ❤️
Ah I’m glad 😅
Thank you for this video! Can't wait to move there 😊
please share more Berlin living tips with us! Eventough I won't be movin anytime soon, I love this kind of content 😍
The card for the public transport system is currently 29 Euro and will be starting from May 49 Euro with which you can then use every publics in all over Germany. I didn't know that on sundays the museums are free I will use that from now on! But isn't it then too full there?
Oh nice I didn’t know that! I knew the 29€ ticket was running but I heard you had to get a yearly subscription in order to be able to qualify for it? Or something along those lines.
I’m not sure, I’ve never been! But worth a shot I suppose 😊
Very cold? LOL, that's so cute. Really depends what you're used to.
nice one, thank you
Many people suffer from the "I have to be as close to the center of the city as possible". I also had this syndrome but learned over time that - at least in Germany - living 20-30km far from the city is not really an issue especially if you have a bicycle/car/other means of transportation. I live in Potsdam and it's very easy to get to Berlin. In fact at least on the west northern outskirts of Potsdam you can take the DB train straight to Berlin and it takes you less time then going through even half of Berlin on a bus. :D
I received advice to spread my investments across various assets like stocks and bonds, a strategy that safeguards my retirement portfolio. I intend to invest $200,000 across different markets, but I'm uncertain about where to begin.
With the assistance of an investment advisor, I diversified my $400,000 portfolio across markets, resulting in a net profit of over $900,000 from high dividend-yielding equities, ETFs, and bonds.......
Certainly, my consultant is Jenny Pamogas Canaya. She has provided me with entry and exit points for the securities I focus on. You can find her online if you need supervision.
Thank you for sharing. I just checked her out on the web, and I must say, her background in investing is truly impressive. I will be sending her an email shortly.............
I totally agree that Berlin is not Germany and this makes it a place to be.
Keep enjoying it!
Hehe thanks 🥰
What do you think of "housing anywhere"? That's where I'm looking at the moment thanks for the vid☀️💜
Yeah it’s also a legit good one! You’re welcome, I hope it helps 🥰
Thank you for all your tips it was really interesting :) xoxo
Thanks for watching! 🥰
It’s great you found the time to talk about finding an apartment in Berlin before and after this ad-video.
Hello :) thank you so much for your berlin videos! I am hoping to move there in the next year, or 2 years maximum. I am wondering if you happen to know which neighborhoods would be best to visit or live for 30 year olds who are artists/musicians? Like are there areas of the city that are known for young artist adults living there?
How exciting!! I’d say probably Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg and perhaps even Neukölln are good areas with plenty of those types of people 😁
@@OliveraDarko I appreciate your insight greatly Olivera!!!
Thanks for the information. Yes, thinking of moving to Berlin, any advice for me?
Hello, really enjoyed the video! Do you have any information about part-time works for students (English). Also more infromationa about, City registration, opening bank accounts, getting insurance and all that.
I’m considering studying there for a year! Would you recommend it for studying abroad?? I primarily want to meet new people and socialize there :)
Oh 1000%!
Love the videо😘😘😘
Thanks 🥰🥰
I’ve been studying, studying, and STUDYING where to move to in Berlin and I’ve hit a road block. I just can’t decide between Friedrichshain or Prenzlauer Berg. Do you have any suggestions?
How much a tip is in Berlin?
Is it easy to find IT job in Berlin only in english? Idk if i can learn german in good level to speak with them.
4:56 is that @unjadedjade in the middle?
Haha yes
Hi! I'm planning on moving to Berlin in Oct and am a little confused about the Visa process as a freelance writer--was it easy to get visa without a job lined up?
Hey! I’m not sure as I’m a European citizen so I’ve never needed a visa 😕 sorry but good luck!
Yeah just don’t mention the pets 😅 they always pretend to be able to throw you out because of owning pets but that’s actually not really possible 🙃
I love your video🫒
Thanks lovely! ❤
You think no cash is a good idea?
I don’t think cash is a bad idea but I think you should always have the choice
Sorry, but tipping... in germany?... I mean yeah it is prefered, as with most places but are you maybe mistaking germany for the US?
Nope! Tipping in Germany is pretty much “necessary” otherwise you’re considered mega rude. Same as US I guess!
Have you ever felt danger going around Berlin at night?
There is no other secure city like Berlin in the night, especially at the hotspots where the people are celebrating.
Honestly no, I haven’t! Obviously I avoid dark alleyways on my own 😅 but in the general city and even in the evenings in quieter areas I have never felt unsafe. Of course, still must always use common sense 👍🏼
Well - to be honest, I am a bit sad, that English became the "main language" in Berlin. It's hard for people to learn German if everyone is talking English.
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Deutschlandticket!
Im sorry. You are beautiful. You could live anywhere and have a great time. However, the average person would not have your experience at all.
Berlin is the worst. Don't move here.
Berlin is the best, don’t move here
@@totsuit7518 if you tell them, they’ll want to come.
@@EleCataldo that’s what glurbs my schlurb
Germen ppl does complain a lot...lol