This video is not intended to demotivate anyone from coming to Germany. I am simply expressing my personal opinions on the most common challenges that international students and workers may face when they move to Germany. While I do not regret my decision to move to Germany at all, however, there were times when I also faced similar challenges while l was in Germany, it's important to acknowledge that no place is perfect, and there are certain challenges one may encounter when relocating to a new country. You are most welcome to share your thoughts about moving to or not moving to Germany :)
I was planning to do bachelor's in 2025 in Germany but now you have confused me brother 🥲 Can you give me one answer please can a student save some money after deducting all expenses from his salary? Because I have to take loan to go Germany and I have to send money back after earning in Germany Please reply
I think many of peoples see your video and take decisions to come Germany form watching your video now you say this things so off course people demotivate tou hun gy na Brother
Brother I thought u were an Indian at first and then when u said u were from islamabad, i realised that there is no difference between u and us Indians. Respect for honest video from south india ❤️🙏🏽
Our division was a biproduct of colonialism. It was the most absurd and unacceptable incident in human history. In 1857 British were overwhelmed by the strength of united INDIA and thereafter engineered the division based on religion based discrimination.
1. Language 2. Tax(major portion of income) 3. Cultural difference(with racism issues). Prominent in few areas. 4. Weather(bad compared to other European states) 5.Bureaucracy(Visa extensions, complex system, official documentation etc;) 6.Strong Mentality for yourself 7.Hard work(you have to left behind chill lifestyle) 8.Less competitive salaries in high skilled professions compared to other Economy giants 9.Cold and Straight forward people but honest 10.German food and night Life These all can be overcome. "Whatever hardship it is, it is less than it was 10 years before" My Line.
@geranienbaum Yes english speaking countries are much better. Rather than wasting time learning a new language(takes years to get fluent), you could use your precious time to upskill yourself. Plus we have been learning english for years since pre school but most of us still dont speak it fluently and are not able to hold a conversation with a native speaker from US, UK. For comparison German is a more harder language than english. So it doesnt make sense to start learning a new language from absolute beginning rather than improving your skills in a language (english) which you already know and use it to study abroad. And you are going to need money anyway so better take a study loan if required and study in an english speaking country which are more diverse, built on immigration and not culturally homogeneous like germany. And not surprisingly they are better off when considering other factors too like -- good weather (Australia, NZ, parts of US etc), less tax, higher salary etc.
Definitely language learning is difficult, but for an Indian for doing higher studies, Tuition Fee: US ₹ 50 laks to 1 crore, UK fee ₹ 30 to ₹40 lakhs, Singapore ₹ 30 lakhs, Australia 70 lakhs. France 40 lakhs. To learn German in Goethe (or quality Institute) Total cost is ₹ 1 to ₹ 1.5 lakhs (can be less than that).Till level B1, in a time frame of, 1 year (can be less than that). Tuition Fee ₹ 0 Public Universities to 15 lakhs (Private Universities) . Approximately ₹ 30K higher side Semester contribution. World class universities. German degree is valid almost everywhere. So the language learning is expensive. Being in Germany if necessity arises one can B2/C1. The matter is ₹ 1.5 lakhs+time+effort v/s ₹ 1crore. Because skilled labour shortage, Germany is offering this facility. They are also in need of our skills.
Very nice information. Specialy , for parents , who can openly discuss all points with their son / daught before taking decision or to change our habbits / attitude for accey d challenge. Thank u so much.
I’ve not seen these factors that you’ve addressed in other videos….All the reasons that you’ve pointed out are quite reasonable…the video was pretty helpful also I appreciate the way that you also quoted refrences n stuff. Nice work👍
I totally agree with what you just said.... And I think these issues you explained are like "hona hi hai" Bhai if we compare with the amount we are able to save from our salary compared to India in Germany are way better! Like..... Agar ap 1,00,00 INR/mahine India Mai kamate ho to 30k to 50k For sure save karoge So comparatively Germany accha hai hai! Earn more save more Ty😊
Bro mai yhi logon ko bolta hoon ki saving ho jati hai jitni India mein starting salary nhi hoti. Sb bkwas hai ki khrcha bhot ahi kuch nhi bchta but saving dhng se kro to bch jayega , For eg if you earn 100K in US then u can save 30-45 K USD per year . Bhot hai saving ke naam pr. Ab aisi thodi nhi hoga ki ! cr ki saving hi ho jaegi.
Sir, You have presented an excellent video pinpointing the main factors affecting migrants to Germany. It is certainly a bird's eye view. As you said, German language is very tough to learn. I tried it. It is not like French, Spanish or Italian which are comparatively easier I feel. Thanks. May Great Almighty God bless you and your family.
As a German, I can confirm everything you say in your video. Unfortunately, there are many people in my country who are afraid of foreign infiltration. I don't think that's why most people here are racist, but the different cultures meet and most Germans love security and clear structures. Many of my compatriots see this as a threat from foreign infiltration and are afraid. My father's side of the family is originally from Poland, as you can tell from my last name. My great-grandfather came to Germany around 1848 and was immediately insulted by the Germans as a Polake. Poles who wanted to stay in Prussian Germany at the time also had to learn the German language, the Polish language was forbidden to Poles who wanted to stay in Germany, and Poles had to either adopt German surnames or, as in my family's case, Germanize the Polish one Surnames. And Poles who moved to Germany at that time were insulted when those who stole jobs from the Germans. Now no one tells me that I'm a Polak anymore, but it takes a while for Germans to get used to new things and accept people from other cultures or countries. Unfortunately, there are also real racists in my country. The thing about the weather is completely true, even as a local I suffer a lot from the long, dreary winter in Germany and that would be a main reason for me to leave Germany. In Germany, a distinction is made between xenophobia and racism. Racists are people who believe that races other than their own are inferior or less valuable. Which is of course complete nonsense. Unfortunately, racism exists everywhere in the world. Xenophobia arises more from fear of people from other cultures. This is not primarily about race, but rather about cultural and linguistic differences. Sometimes they are justified and often they are just an expression of misconceptions. It is often not easy for both sides to approach each other in a relaxed manner. Which often leads to an increase in these fears. But this can be overcome. Furthermore, it is never easy to travel to a completely different country to experience a different climate, food, language and culture. That's why I think it's good to look at both sides, the good sides of my homeland and the not good sides. This is the only way to prepare well. Kind regards from Northern Germany.
@@92farman Setting up a company in Germany is no problem. The problem is the German legislation for companies and the associated bureaucracy. Without knowledge of German it is hardly possible to get through there. Tax law alone can drive you crazy, so you need a good tax advisor to work here and that's not cheap. Things get really complicated, especially when you want to hire employees. Additionally, you should have a good business concept to raise capital. Without this you will not receive loans from banks. Registration is usually quick, you have to go to the public order office and get a business license there, which costs 20 euros, but as I said, the problems begin after registration. Also keep in mind that Germany is currently in a recession. Due to high energy costs, many companies will close here. Skilled workers in skilled trades and nursing professions are urgently needed in Germany. If you, as a company founder, have a really innovative idea for starting a business, something like that wouldn't be bad. The disadvantage of everything is that you have to learn the German language and that is not that easy even for locals. I don't want to discourage you, but it's not that easy here. The German bureaucracy tends to take every law very seriously and strictly adhere to the regulations, but the advantage in Germany is that this means there is no corruption in the authorities. However, German authorities are not known for working quickly and efficiently. Applications are examined for a long time and you should always complete all official matters on time and submit applications completely filled out. All of this takes a lot of time. And the big problem with these official writings is that everything is written in official German, which is often difficult to understand even for locals. We even have a word for bureaucratic language. We call it Beamtendeutsch. Here's a funny example: A tree isn't just called a tree, no, in official German "Raumübergreifendes Großgrün". Which translates like this. Large green area that extends across all rooms.😅😂 There are countless jokes and sayings that we have for our bureaucracy in Germany. You can only take German bureaucracy with humor.
Please can you just guide me that I decided to work in Germany in medical field, is it good for me or not .....? And at the same time I just completed B1 in German
I am originally from Pakistan lahore. living in the Germany since 1975 I have never experience of discrimination. i am working as economist in the ministry of finance as economist. married with German lady have 5 children's.
You are successful because you have assimilated German culture and now have a German family. Assimilation in the society is the mainstay of a happy life in a foreign country.
@@vancedjinxed1418 these things are actually easily available in India at a much better price. But the infrastructure is shitty. There's filth everywhere and no one keeps the public places clean. That's the only reason I love Europe because you can peacefully walk on the streets without smelling filth or shit.
Good info. Also for a German reading this... How does one save on taxes, re tax breaks ? What all exemptions are there ? How are residences bought ? Does buying a small house/ 1BHK flat get tax savings ? Staying in Germany cupid may strike. What risks of a local marriage are there ?
Much informative video! This information is not shared generally. All that depends is that the goal, the mentality one puts in his mind to go for Germany etc countries. This will even Fasten up the process for most of the people.
Bro these are common issue for every country.. i live in Germany. Even if foreign lives in India, has so many difficulties bro, language, food, weather....
he went on to call erdogan an islamic supremacist his president despite being German . He is an islamic fundamentalist and has no allegiance to Germany .
Hello Muneeb, happy to learn many aspects pros and cons of Germany, will you please help to learn about rentals and cost of living which will help your viewers to determine savings 😊, thank you
I am currently a Bangladeshi HSC 24 (12th grade) commerce student, I want to do bachelor in Germany but the problem is, there is no Bachelor course available in Bangladesh in the similar course that I am going to study in Germany, and what is available in Bangladesh It is not available in that country, now how to solve this problem
I like that the people seem honest and that you get government services in return for taxes. Germany seems like a country that wants you to stay and not leave with your money. Japan is like that too. Most countries with low birth rates and conservative culture have an incentive to prevent immigrants from leaving.
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All these issue can be overcome not soecifically in germany at everywhere in the world, i think if someone wants to move Germany, they should have done language course prior arrival, from this all most 50% of disadvantage will overcomes, rest 50% can be managed if you have a nature to adjust yourself according to the conditions then you must be a happy man and a good survival. 😊
I hold a BBA in Finance with a 68.3% grade. Currently, I possess 8 months of experience as an Assistant Manager in a local company. I am contemplating taking either the GRE or GMAT, seeking advice on the preferable choice. Additionally, I aim to attain proficiency in German at the B2 or B1 level. My goal is to enroll in a public university, considering my financial constraints. Wondering if I can get into a public university and curious about job prospects in finance and management with my current background. Any advice?
Sir i have a very important Question, please reply to me. I am very depressed about it. From past 2 years I'm applying for masters in Germany. But kabi appointment ni milti to kabi admission ni milta... Please assist me with your kind suggestions 🙏 Actually I have done a masters with 3.81 CGPA. And Bachelors with 3.15 CGPA. 1st question is, can i apply for 2nd masters, on the basis of Masters that i already have done ?? If answer is no... Than.... Obviously i have to apply on basis of bachelors. (Which i already got rejection in rhis summer intaKe because of low CGPA) If i apply for masters on Bachelors base. Then because of low cgpa I can't get embassy appointment on time. My 2nd Question is that: if i secure my university's admission on Bachelors base, then can i apply for appointment on the master's base ?? Because i have good cgpa in masters I'll get fast track appointment... And someone told me you cannot apply for university admission on masters basis if your are going to apply for masters.
i also heard that masjids are not at walking distance. and you dont hear azaan throughout the year. For people who are in touch with their religious side it can challenging.
how can i apply for master's degree in automation engineering from Germany? BUT i dont have german language , is there any program for master in english ?
This video is not intended to demotivate anyone from coming to Germany. I am simply expressing my personal opinions on the most common challenges that international students and workers may face when they move to Germany. While I do not regret my decision to move to Germany at all, however, there were times when I also faced similar challenges while l was in Germany, it's important to acknowledge that no place is perfect, and there are certain challenges one may encounter when relocating to a new country. You are most welcome to share your thoughts about moving to or not moving to Germany :)
I was planning to do bachelor's in 2025 in Germany but now you have confused me brother 🥲
Can you give me one answer please can a student save some money after deducting all expenses from his salary?
Because I have to take loan to go Germany and I have to send money back after earning in Germany
Please reply
Excellent effort
You have explained very well I agree with u
Thanks learn many things from your experiences . keep it up
I think many of peoples see your video and take decisions to come Germany form watching your video now you say this things so off course people demotivate tou hun gy na Brother
Brother I thought u were an Indian at first and then when u said u were from islamabad, i realised that there is no difference between u and us Indians. Respect for honest video from south india ❤️🙏🏽
Our division was a biproduct of colonialism. It was the most absurd and unacceptable incident in human history. In 1857 British were overwhelmed by the strength of united INDIA and thereafter engineered the division based on religion based discrimination.
Yes its true , there is no difference between us and Pakistanis, they all are our brothers and sisters 😊
1. Language
2. Tax(major portion of income)
3. Cultural difference(with racism issues). Prominent in few areas.
4. Weather(bad compared to other European states)
5.Bureaucracy(Visa extensions, complex system, official documentation etc;)
6.Strong Mentality for yourself
7.Hard work(you have to left behind chill lifestyle)
8.Less competitive salaries in high skilled professions compared to other Economy giants
9.Cold and Straight forward people but honest
10.German food and night Life
These all can be overcome.
"Whatever hardship it is, it is less than it was 10 years before" My Line.
@geranienbaum Yes english speaking countries are much better. Rather than wasting time learning a new language(takes years to get fluent), you could use your precious time to upskill yourself. Plus we have been learning english for years since pre school but most of us still dont speak it fluently and are not able to hold a conversation with a native speaker from US, UK. For comparison German is a more harder language than english. So it doesnt make sense to start learning a new language from absolute beginning rather than improving your skills in a language (english) which you already know and use it to study abroad. And you are going to need money anyway so better take a study loan if required and study in an english speaking country which are more diverse, built on immigration and not culturally homogeneous like germany. And not surprisingly they are better off when considering other factors too like -- good weather (Australia, NZ, parts of US etc), less tax, higher salary etc.
Definitely language learning is difficult, but for an Indian for doing higher studies, Tuition Fee: US ₹ 50 laks to 1 crore, UK fee ₹ 30 to ₹40 lakhs, Singapore ₹ 30 lakhs, Australia 70 lakhs. France 40 lakhs.
To learn German in Goethe (or quality Institute) Total cost is ₹ 1 to ₹ 1.5 lakhs (can be less than that).Till level B1, in a time frame of, 1 year (can be less than that). Tuition Fee ₹ 0 Public Universities to 15 lakhs (Private Universities) .
Approximately ₹ 30K higher side Semester contribution.
World class universities. German degree is valid almost everywhere.
So the language learning is expensive.
Being in Germany if necessity arises one can B2/C1.
The matter is ₹ 1.5 lakhs+time+effort v/s ₹ 1crore.
Because skilled labour shortage, Germany is offering this facility. They are also in need of our skills.
Informative
Must know these problem who want to go there
Video starts at 2:37
Thank u...
GREAT 😂
Tere baap
▶️ right
Ironically, he says "without wasting any time, let's start the video"
Very nice information. Specialy , for parents , who can openly discuss all points with their son / daught before taking decision or to change our habbits / attitude for accey d challenge. Thank u so much.
I’ve not seen these factors that you’ve addressed in other videos….All the reasons that you’ve pointed out are quite reasonable…the video was pretty helpful also I appreciate the way that you also quoted refrences n stuff. Nice work👍
nice effort to alert people planning to settle in Germany.
I totally agree with what you just said....
And I think these issues you explained are like "hona hi hai"
Bhai if we compare with the amount we are able to save from our salary compared to India in Germany are way better!
Like..... Agar ap 1,00,00 INR/mahine India Mai kamate ho to 30k to 50k For sure save karoge
So comparatively Germany accha hai hai! Earn more save more
Ty😊
Bro mai yhi logon ko bolta hoon ki saving ho jati hai jitni India mein starting salary nhi hoti. Sb bkwas hai ki khrcha bhot ahi kuch nhi bchta but saving dhng se kro to bch jayega , For eg if you earn 100K in US then u can save 30-45 K USD per year . Bhot hai saving ke naam pr. Ab aisi thodi nhi hoga ki ! cr ki saving hi ho jaegi.
Good Video. Someone who have been living in Berlin can totally relate to it.
Sir,
You have presented an excellent video pinpointing the main factors affecting migrants to Germany. It is certainly a bird's eye view. As you said, German language is very tough to learn. I tried it. It is not like French, Spanish or Italian which are comparatively easier I feel. Thanks. May Great Almighty God bless you and your family.
Very good video bcz har koi srf opportunities ko discuss krta while discussing challenges is very important also
As a German, I can confirm everything you say in your video. Unfortunately, there are many people in my country who are afraid of foreign infiltration. I don't think that's why most people here are racist, but the different cultures meet and most Germans love security and clear structures. Many of my compatriots see this as a threat from foreign infiltration and are afraid. My father's side of the family is originally from Poland, as you can tell from my last name. My great-grandfather came to Germany around 1848 and was immediately insulted by the Germans as a Polake. Poles who wanted to stay in Prussian Germany at the time also had to learn the German language, the Polish language was forbidden to Poles who wanted to stay in Germany, and Poles had to either adopt German surnames or, as in my family's case, Germanize the Polish one Surnames. And Poles who moved to Germany at that time were insulted when those who stole jobs from the Germans. Now no one tells me that I'm a Polak anymore, but it takes a while for Germans to get used to new things and accept people from other cultures or countries. Unfortunately, there are also real racists in my country. The thing about the weather is completely true, even as a local I suffer a lot from the long, dreary winter in Germany and that would be a main reason for me to leave Germany.
In Germany, a distinction is made between xenophobia and racism. Racists are people who believe that races other than their own are inferior or less valuable. Which is of course complete nonsense. Unfortunately, racism exists everywhere in the world. Xenophobia arises more from fear of people from other cultures. This is not primarily about race, but rather about cultural and linguistic differences. Sometimes they are justified and often they are just an expression of misconceptions. It is often not easy for both sides to approach each other in a relaxed manner. Which often leads to an increase in these fears. But this can be overcome. Furthermore, it is never easy to travel to a completely different country to experience a different climate, food, language and culture. That's why I think it's good to look at both sides, the good sides of my homeland and the not good sides. This is the only way to prepare well. Kind regards from Northern Germany.
Du hast Recht, aber auch nicht
I agree 💯, 👍 even though in India here we faces such stuffs like,racism, cultural shocked, overall it has its pros and cons...
Brother please tell me about Business and startup opportunities in Germany, how much is it easy or hard to start and run a Business in Germany ?
@@92farman Setting up a company in Germany is no problem. The problem is the German legislation for companies and the associated bureaucracy. Without knowledge of German it is hardly possible to get through there. Tax law alone can drive you crazy, so you need a good tax advisor to work here and that's not cheap. Things get really complicated, especially when you want to hire employees. Additionally, you should have a good business concept to raise capital. Without this you will not receive loans from banks. Registration is usually quick, you have to go to the public order office and get a business license there, which costs 20 euros, but as I said, the problems begin after registration. Also keep in mind that Germany is currently in a recession. Due to high energy costs, many companies will close here. Skilled workers in skilled trades and nursing professions are urgently needed in Germany. If you, as a company founder, have a really innovative idea for starting a business, something like that wouldn't be bad. The disadvantage of everything is that you have to learn the German language and that is not that easy even for locals.
I don't want to discourage you, but it's not that easy here. The German bureaucracy tends to take every law very seriously and strictly adhere to the regulations, but the advantage in Germany is that this means there is no corruption in the authorities. However, German authorities are not known for working quickly and efficiently. Applications are examined for a long time and you should always complete all official matters on time and submit applications completely filled out. All of this takes a lot of time. And the big problem with these official writings is that everything is written in official German, which is often difficult to understand even for locals.
We even have a word for bureaucratic language. We call it Beamtendeutsch.
Here's a funny example: A tree isn't just called a tree, no, in official German "Raumübergreifendes Großgrün".
Which translates like this. Large green area that extends across all rooms.😅😂
There are countless jokes and sayings that we have for our bureaucracy in Germany. You can only take German bureaucracy with humor.
Please can you just guide me that I decided to work in Germany in medical field, is it good for me or not .....? And at the same time I just completed B1 in German
I like ur opinion open and clear cut information u have given in this video
I am originally from Pakistan lahore. living in the Germany since 1975 I have never experience of discrimination. i am working as economist in the ministry of finance as economist. married with German lady have 5 children's.
lol, good for you
Schoner bruder
You are successful because you have assimilated German culture and now have a German family. Assimilation in the society is the mainstay of a happy life in a foreign country.
In India we pay 60% tax on Fuel. Overall, we pay 40-50% direct and indirect taxes. So that is not a big issue
I'm agree too 🤣🤣
I feels demotivate after watching the video. But, when I saw your comment I feel relax😂
@@kulwinderkaurgill1070 yes, and we get much better services for the tax we pay in Germany. Unlike India.
@@learnit8290right I get my food delivered at house , get maid to do my chores this would be impossible in india 😂😂
@@vancedjinxed1418 these things are actually easily available in India at a much better price.
But the infrastructure is shitty. There's filth everywhere and no one keeps the public places clean.
That's the only reason I love Europe because you can peacefully walk on the streets without smelling filth or shit.
Normally we have to face problems if we are out of home, these are not new things
Video starts at 2: 40 min
In india we are paying 75% taxes with zero benefits 😂
Konsa industries per ho faku industries per
😂😂😂😂
Kon sa tax h 75% india main
Same I neighbour Pakistan 😂😂
30% hai
Very very Thnks muneeb bai for sharing these types of information! We need This bhai!
very honest and helpful.
thank you.
Good info. Also for a German reading this...
How does one save on taxes, re tax breaks ? What all exemptions are there ?
How are residences bought ? Does buying a small house/ 1BHK flat get tax savings ?
Staying in Germany cupid may strike. What risks of a local marriage are there ?
Very good video. I liked the honest review
What is good or bad in Germany , but your style of description is very unique and appreciated , full of confidence 💐💐💐
Honest feedback😊
ITS an honest Review, Most of people only speak about Advantages, i was myself in this country For three years
great video bro, appreciate
Much informative video! This information is not shared generally. All that depends is that the goal, the mentality one puts in his mind to go for Germany etc countries. This will even Fasten up the process for most of the people.
title should be better. Like think before you come etc., title dekhke dargaya.... Thanks for the info...❤
Danke bruder for your information ❤ From Nepal 🇳🇵
Very good information. Thank you !
Very informative.
You are not explain medical issues how expensive or how easily can you afford like Asia
Many thanks for these informations. May Allah bless you. Most probably my son will join you in Germany.
Bro these are common issue for every country.. i live in Germany.
Even if foreign lives in India, has so many difficulties bro, language, food, weather....
India mai bhi south indian bhi hindi mai bat karne vale logo ko bahut ganda face karke ignore karte hai.khas kar Tamilnadu andhra
Wonderfull information thank you .
सही लगा आपका feedback..very genuine and honest...
Thanks for sharing information Muneeb. Great video.
Racism
"Ozil" 😢
When i am winning i am German but i am a foreigner when i loose
@geranienbaum Yes because he is a good player..but still had to retire from National football team out of racsm
@geranienbaum or in other words he quit out of racsm.
he went on to call erdogan an islamic supremacist his president despite being German . He is an islamic fundamentalist and has no allegiance to Germany .
very informative bro
Vielen danke für informationen
Thanks for the Facts
Hello Muneeb, happy to learn many aspects pros and cons of Germany, will you please help to learn about rentals and cost of living which will help your viewers to determine savings 😊, thank you
Danke bruder vor informative
Muneeb bhai love from Islamabad,Pakistan 🎉, Everyone has own mind set not bother to everyone but fact is fact
I am currently a Bangladeshi HSC 24 (12th grade) commerce student, I want to do bachelor in Germany but the problem is, there is no Bachelor course available in Bangladesh in the similar course that I am going to study in Germany, and what is available in Bangladesh It is not available in that country, now how to solve this problem
Bangladesh mein hi rehke kuch karle bhai...kyun pareshan ho raha hai
Get it!
Als Inder irren Sie sich, ich lebe in Deutschland, hier herrscht viel Frieden
Absolutly Right Bhai 😊
Good information Brother
Yeh challenges mainly hrr jagh milenge fir to last option yehi h Ghar rho aur kuch Mt socho thodi difficulty to face krni padhti h
We , in India we pay 30% Income tax.
Indirect taxes are 50%.
in pakistan per day labour incom just 1800 and here normaly above to 40000 per day so no problem i love🇩🇪we pay all taxes happily
Ana kenjj aey sanu v desso
dont come to canada dont come to uk dont come to australia 😂😂😂😂 bhai jana kha hai
Bhai force yourself to be consistent. Nothing is easy in this world.
💯 so true Stay Blessed
Bhai bilkul sahi kaha aapne ❤❤❤❤❤❤
thanks for sharing informative video
Very good information muneeb bhai ❤
Thanks bhai, good video...language bareir i know already
person who wanna to go Germany does not matter be
strong
Ignore border..... just love from india ❤
Love your jacket
Thanks for decided ❤❤
Absolutely right
Really thanks for your informative video
Love you brother ❤❤❤
Love you too bro❤
I like that the people seem honest and that you get government services in return for taxes. Germany seems like a country that wants you to stay and not leave with your money.
Japan is like that too. Most countries with low birth rates and conservative culture have an incentive to prevent immigrants from leaving.
Mari khud ki cousins gae hain vo to sb ko motivate krti hain k germany mn ana chayae boht acha country hain
کیا کرتی ہیں وہ وہاں
Kya hai procedure, Germany mei padhai ka.
Cost involved in studying Masters in Germany
How to apply for Masters in Germany
How to look for a University
Masters karni chahiye ke nahi
Part Time Job options in Germany
Monthly cost of living in Germany
APS Certificate
Benefits in Germany
Salaries in Germany
Visa Process of Masters
very real story, I am from India,Shukriya bhai,
You have a question which country would be better than Germany?
Very nice bro 👍
Nice information
All these issue can be overcome not soecifically in germany at everywhere in the world, i think if someone wants to move Germany, they should have done language course prior arrival, from this all most 50% of disadvantage will overcomes, rest 50% can be managed if you have a nature to adjust yourself according to the conditions then you must be a happy man and a good survival. 😊
That straight forward people i like because i am also like that i don't like to pretend i prefer to talk about what it is
Thanks bro
What the situation today described please I will be waiting next video
You're straightforward and seems rude when telling the truth. 😊
superb information
Mind set nhi badla
Almighty Allah protect you stay blessed
Where we live we need to do hardwork...
@i am already in line Muneeb Bhai, excep language, all hardship can easliy overcome, lets take a risk, taki baad may also na rahai.
I hold a BBA in Finance with a 68.3% grade. Currently, I possess 8 months of experience as an Assistant Manager in a local company. I am contemplating taking either the GRE or GMAT, seeking advice on the preferable choice. Additionally, I aim to attain proficiency in German at the B2 or B1 level. My goal is to enroll in a public university, considering my financial constraints.
Wondering if I can get into a public university and curious about job prospects in finance and management with my current background. Any advice?
Bro please,mention Bangladesh also. Feelimg excluded 😀
Thanks ❤❤❤❤
Great ❤ information
Sir i have a very important Question, please reply to me. I am very depressed about it.
From past 2 years I'm applying for masters in Germany. But kabi appointment ni milti to kabi admission ni milta... Please assist me with your kind suggestions 🙏
Actually I have done a masters with 3.81 CGPA.
And Bachelors with 3.15 CGPA.
1st question is, can i apply for 2nd masters, on the basis of Masters that i already have done ?? If answer is no... Than.... Obviously i have to apply on basis of bachelors. (Which i already got rejection in rhis summer intaKe because of low CGPA)
If i apply for masters on Bachelors base. Then because of low cgpa I can't get embassy appointment on time.
My 2nd Question is that: if i secure my university's admission on Bachelors base, then can i apply for appointment on the master's base ?? Because i have good cgpa in masters I'll get fast track appointment...
And someone told me you cannot apply for university admission on masters basis if your are going to apply for masters.
Thank you for the true. I also try to discourage everyone in pakistan from coming to germany, but nobody believes me….
Thank you sir
Thanks Rana g, Shashi kant this side from India, for very useful information.
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Just language is challenging other things are same in every country so nice try sir but ill still come
i also heard that masjids are not at walking distance. and you dont hear azaan throughout the year. For people who are in touch with their religious side it can challenging.
how can i apply for master's degree in automation engineering from Germany? BUT i dont have german language , is there any program for master in english ?
Do u get ur answer brother
These chalanges exist for all international students.
Only informative content was about tax and language barrier
you can study there but for job its must to learn language
How about single girl want to settled in Germany?
Really helpful video thank you brother ❤ love from Bharat
Thanks bro your video change decision I will not come to Germany ,