What is the real situation of China immigrants living in Germany?

# German Immigrants # Introduction Germany is the most populous country in the EU, and also the country with the largest European economy and the largest trade volume between the EU and China. In recent years, more and more Germans have moved to China from countries with increasingly high immigration barriers, such as the United States, Canada and Australia. In fact, as early as 20 15, Germany was already the second largest immigrant country after the United States. Let's take a look at the real situation of China immigrants living in Germany.

1. What is the real situation of China immigrants living in Germany?

Germany is the first western country to establish a social welfare security system, and its perfection is universally recognized. From birth to death, Germany's social welfare system covers all aspects, which can be said to be accompanied by life.

In fact, German immigrants can adapt to the living habits of local people in a short time. Because our traditional culture is very similar to Germany, punctuality, courtesy and reserve are the true portrayal of China and Germany.

After living in Germany for many years, many immigrants come to the conclusion that there is no perfect country to live in, but Germany is the most suitable country for China immigrants to live in.

Improve the construction of public facilities in Germany

The cost of building public facilities in every country is basically the tax paid by local people. The advantage of Germany over other countries is that the taxes paid by local people will not be corrupted, and most of the money will be used to build public facilities.

The daily living cost of residents is not high. As long as everyone has a stable job, there will be no shortage of living funds. Even if there is unemployment for a period of time, the German government will provide the unemployed with a minimum living guarantee.

Germans live frugally.

If you go shopping with Germans, you will find people's life and consumption concepts in this country. When Germans see what they want to buy in the street, they will compare goods and buy good quality goods at the lowest price.

Although Germans' consumption concept is frugal, they are still willing to spend money when traveling, because traveling will bring them more happiness. They also like second-hand goods, not only because they have an age concept, but also because Germans think this lifestyle is more environmentally friendly. These are all worth learning.

Germans have a high quality of life.

If you think that Germans are unwilling to spend money on things they like, or the quality of life is not high, you are wrong. They attach great importance to their physical and mental health, like to get together with friends, and spend a lot of time with family and friends every month. Relevant data show that Germans have the highest sense of existence in the world. They are very satisfied with their living conditions and have high confidence.

Germans who like to be close to nature have a young mind and a healthy body. If China people immigrate to this country, they will also be infected by these enthusiastic gentlemen.

2. Who are suitable for German immigrants?

First of all, entrepreneurs who are optimistic about the German investment market.

China is currently the country with the largest number of German investment projects, surpassing the United States (second) and Switzerland (third). Among China enterprises investing in Europe, 63% chose Germany as their investment destination.

The specific reasons for the good business environment in Germany include: the introduction of many commercial modernization bills has greatly guaranteed the entrepreneur market, tilted towards the entrepreneur market and increased the confidence of entrepreneurs.

Enterprise visa is the choice of entrepreneur immigrants. They invest in the projects they control and run the company according to their business needs. In the absence of rigid requirements such as personnel flow and the number of employees, the company plans to operate normally for three years before employees can become permanent residents.

2. People who value their children's education and their own education.

As the birthplace of nine-year compulsory education, Germany has been highly praised by the world education community. Whether it is to build new majors or improve school infrastructure, the German government invests huge sums of money in education every year.

After obtaining German residence status, children can not only enjoy free education in German public schools, but also accept the global education model and be proficient in Chinese, English and German. After graduating from German universities, you can better get high-quality diplomas from all over the world.

3. People who need high-quality living security

Germany's social welfare is world-famous. The medical security system is sound, and the insurance coverage rate is as high as 100%. One person is insured and the whole family benefits.

After obtaining German residence status, you can enjoy legal spouse work, free education for children, equal childcare allowance and other benefits. This is also a wise choice, even for those who are eager for a good old-age environment in the future.

4. Business management seeks a comfortable working environment.

According to an OECD survey of 36 developed countries, Germany has become a country with shorter working hours in the world.

The average annual working hours of German employees are only 137 1 hour, that is, 27.37 hours per week and 3.9 1 hour per day. In addition, working in Germany, you can also enjoy an average of 30 days of annual leave (more than 70%), 104 days off.

5. World travelers and businessmen

Germany is a Schengen country and a country with strong economic strength in the European Union. After obtaining a residence visa, the applicant can travel freely in 26 Schengen countries. If you get a German passport, you can travel to 177 countries or regions in the world without a visa, which greatly facilitates business travel in Europe and the world.

3. What kind of benefits will you enjoy when you immigrate to Germany?

Maternity welfare

All German citizens with permanent residence cards and work visas and their spouses can enjoy maternity benefits. /kloc-babies under 0/8 months can get 300 euros of milk powder subsidy every month. In addition, a series of expenses for pregnant women from pregnancy to postpartum nutrition are borne by insurance companies.

Parenting benefits

Children of holders of permanent residence cards and work visas in Germany are entitled to child allowance, and each child can get 65,438+088 euros per month before the age of 25, with a value of 56,000 euros.

housing allowance

Housing subsidy is a kind of subsidy for the rent of those who have legal requirements or the economic burden caused by personal purchase. Educational welfare

The German government attaches great importance to education. Its public schools are free, and children's education from primary school to middle school is free of tuition. Some school supplies, such as textbooks, were reduced or exempted.

Medical allowance

In Germany, the coverage of medical insurance is 100%, the government bears 70%, and the medical expenditure accounts for 1 1% of the gross national product. Almost every resident is a member of a statutory or private medical insurance institution, and this service does not depend on the patient's income.

Immigration is not only for education, but also for studying abroad.