Immigrate to Germany to see if you are suitable

Immigrate to Germany to see if you are really suitable? If someone asked you "Do you plan to live in Germany?" how would you answer? Maybe you will say without thinking: "Yes! Of course! Why not?"

But why do you need a German residence permit? Many people think that there should be no harm in having it in the first place. As for the benefits of coming, maybe one is that they can travel through Europe, come and go freely, and no longer have to go to the trouble of extending the visa every time; secondly, even if they return to their country in the future, After all, if you have a good reputation, you can pretend to be an overseas Chinese or a foreign businessman, and it is a necessary condition for those who want to stay in Germany and continue to develop; some even think that this will be helpful to the next generation. The specifics are far away...

But no one will give you a German passport or permanent residence for free. People who plan to live in Germany for a long time can only think about it themselves. and energy to strive for this opportunity. For international students, the more "rules" approach is to study hard, get a degree after completing their studies, find a job in Germany, be employed by a German company under a labor contract, and then try to apply. Some people want to go through the channels of marriage. Whether you are really married or fake, you can apply for permanent residence as long as you have completed the period of time. Needless to say, there is not much to say about fake marriages, where you spend money and then take risks; for those who are really married, if there are some accidents or divorce before the period of applying for permanent residence, there will also be problems. The adaptability of different cultural backgrounds and people living together is also a big problem. Is it really necessary to give up so many things just for a piece of "paper"? There should be many other things in life. Real marriage is mostly limited to girls, and the probability of boys is low. This makes us feel sad for Chinese men.

Then there are those who start their own companies and apply for indefinite corporate occupation residence, or through Chinese restaurants. There are even those who have no choice but to stay in Germany as refugees, slowly stalling for time and looking for opportunities! I hope there will be some kind of amnesty to change my identity. Many people only hear about this type of information, such as the refugee amnesty, and countless people have been deceived and wronged. For international students, is such a “residence” really so important?

In addition, some international students tend to complete their studies as soon as possible and return to their country to develop immediately after receiving their degree. For those who have failed in the past, their argument is: "If you can't do well in China, and if you come to Germany and live a mediocre life, then you won't be very good in the future! If you can't do it here, you can't do it anywhere, no. You can just move or change places; and if you have real ability, you will be an "iron rice bowl" wherever you are! "

They made a calculation for themselves: studying abroad. During this period, spending so much energy on these so-called "residencies" is not as good as studying hard and learning some real skills. Applying for "residency" may not be successful in the end, but the fear is that you will achieve nothing: you will not get the degree, and you will not learn the skills well. , time is so wasted. Even if you get a residence permit, is it meaningful to spend so much effort and effort to get such a residence permit? Besides, so what if I got it? The German government will not give you money for free. You have no ability and cannot find your place. How can you wash dishes in a restaurant after getting a residence permit?

Are Germany’s chances that good? Let’s take a step back: you found a job in Germany after completing your studies and getting your degree. In such a recession in Germany, the average job cost you 2,500-3,000 euros (equivalent to the previous 5,000-6,000 marks). For those of you who have studied mathematics, how much do you have left after taxes? In addition, you have to pay taxes when you spend money in Germany, a country with high welfare, and the purchasing power of money decreases relative to prices. It is better to get the same high salary and spend money in China. There are other hidden wages and benefits in China, as well as your family and friends, and many other familiar and hobbies...

In addition, in a foreign country with such a huge cultural difference In a foreign country, you are first of all a vulnerable group and are often subject to restrictions and unfair treatment. Just like many outstanding Chinese scholars and talents in Germany, their status in German companies and institutions is always low, no matter how capable you are. If you have the ability, you will always be a deputy, and you will lack a political status and sense of belonging. This is why more and more “green card holders” in North America are returning to their countries to start businesses.

No matter what other people’s opinions are, we would like to ask you here: Friend, if someone asks you “Do you plan to live in Germany?” how would you answer?