Germany accepts a number of businessmen from different countries. Reasons to leave your home are known to all.
Today we will cover a no less important and interesting topic, or rather, the reasons to stay in Germany.
1. Social policy and security
If you came to Germany and got the right to work and live here, then you can not worry that you will lose your job and stay on the street.
In Germany you have the right to register with the employment center or the social service and receive monthly social payments until employment. As of now it is 502 Euro for an adult and 190 Euro for each child.
In addition, you will partially or fully cover the rent of the house.
2. Level of education
The country has one of the highest levels of education and recognized qualifications in the world market. What does this mean? It is said that if you get an education in Germany, then your diploma will be recognized by the whole world, it practically does not need to be additionally recognized and validated. And you, a specialist with a German diploma, will be needed everywhere. In addition, education in Germany is absolutely free.
3. Absence of corruption
Here in Germany you can get it only by your own knowledge or mistakes, or you can not get it) That is, it all depends on your doubts and partly on your weight.
4. High level of purchasing power
We often come across that people compare either only prices in different countries or only salaries.
But it is important first of all to compare the purchasing power. That is, how many goods or services can you buy for one unit of money relative to your income.
And also, how much do you need for this to work. For example, if you compare the cost of a ticket to a movie. That in Germany is 9 euros, with a minimum payment of 12 euros per year, in Poland it is 35 zloty, with a minimum payment of 23,50 zloty, in Ukraine it is 130 UAH, with a minimum payment of 39 UAH per hour. We translate everything in euro:
- Germany: 9 euro ticket price with 12 euro minimum wage
- Poland: 7,83 euro ticket price with 5,26 euro minimum wage
- Ukraine: 3,26 euro ticket price with 0,98 euro minimum wage
That is, going by the calculation, we see that in Germany we can afford a movie ticket for less than an hour or an hour of our work for the minimum wage. In Poland, we will need to work more than one hour to pay for a ticket to a movie for minimum wage, and in Ukraine it will take more than three hours to pay for minimum wage. For the sake of clarity, we also calculate the approximate minimum wage for positions in all three countries:
- Germany 2016 euro
- Poland 883,68 euro
- Ukraine 164,64 euro
5. Lack of jobs
In Germany there are a lot of open jobs in different sectors. This is related to the demographic crisis and the migration of German specialists.
Therefore, you have all the chances to get a well-paid job. The minimum rates indicated above, we also add that the average salary of a qualified specialist can reach 3500 euros per month.
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