What is the daily consumption after immigrating to Germany?

# German Immigration # Introduction Immigration is a great event in life for many people. Many friends expressed their interest in immigrating to Germany, but at the same time they were worried about the high income and living cost in Germany after immigrating to Germany. The most convincing answer to these questions is the life experience of old German immigrants. The following is compiled and published!

1. What is the daily consumption after emigrating to Germany?

Dietary expenses

Food is the most important thing for people. As the largest economy in Europe, Germany is a developed country, but the price is really not high:

Germany's people-friendly price:

Lean pork: 5-6 euros per kilogram

Pork belly: 3-4 euros per kilogram

Eggs: ordinary box (10) 1- 1.3 Euro.

Pollution-free eggs: about 2.3 euros per box (10).

Milk: (1L): fresh milk 0.65 Euro.

Pollution-free milk: 1- 1.3 Euro

Apple: 2 euros per kilogram.

Chinese cabbage: according to the season, per kilogram 1- 1.5 Euro.

Whole wheat French bread: 750g a bag, 0.7- 1.3 Euro.

1L contains cauliflower oil: 1. 19 Euro.

1 kg carrot: 1.49 euro

1 kg cauliflower: 1.79 euro

So the price in Germany is lower than that in China, not higher.

You may wonder, do you think the price in Germany is really that cheap? Never mind, a real German shopping immigrant customer listed above is not cheap? Usually 10-20 euros can buy a big basket of food, enough to eat for a week. In China, what can I buy if I go to the supermarket for one or two hundred yuan?

transportation charge

The main way for Germans to travel is to drive. Many cars are produced here. Imagine a country where even taxis are Mercedes-Benz. How expensive can the price be? So the price is very low, usually less than one third of that of China. The average price of low-end cars in Volkswagen, Citroen and Japan is only a few thousand euros, while the price of high-end cars is as high as tens of thousands of euros.

Clothing and communication costs

German clothes are very cheap, and brands like H & ampm and C& like A or Zara are cheaper. Five euros can buy two H &；; M t-shirt, 9.9 euros can also buy two long sleeves, a pair of jeans is 19.9 euros.

On average, Germans spend about 100 euros on clothing every month. Actually, you don't have to buy clothes every month.

Communication 15 euro can meet the demand. In Germany, after the high-speed traffic is used up, there is no limit to the low-speed traffic, and there is no problem in brushing friends.

expenditure on education

It is obvious to all that China people attach importance to children's education. Many families pay more attention to saving their children's college expenses than their own retirement savings plans.

When children start school, the expenses of ordinary families will increase. In order to give children better educational resources, they often need to invest a lot of money. However, public schools in Germany are free from kindergarten to university. In addition, for families with difficulties in life, they can also apply for corresponding grants to reduce their financial burden.

Three-year maternity leave

In addition to free education, Germany attaches great importance to parents accompanying their children to be born. To what extent? Three years maternity leave! ! ! What? three years ...

The pregnancy problem of professional women in China has always been criticized by Chinese people, but in Germany, any employee has the right to enjoy three years' parental leave for each child, without the consent of the employer, and both husband and wife are together. It is important that the parental leave is calculated separately according to the birth of each child, which means that you can continue to enjoy the second three-year parental leave after giving birth to the second child.

▲ In Germany, fathers can also take maternity leave.

During the parental leave, you can choose hourly or part-time jobs. If both husband and wife do not work, they can enjoy the childcare allowance provided by the state for a maximum of 14 months. The allowance is calculated according to 67% of the previous salary, with a minimum of 300 euros, 1800 euros. In the case of multiple births, you can get an extra 300 euros for each additional child.

Housing expenditure

I believe that everyone should be most concerned about the housing problem. If you live in a big city, the rent for an 80-square-meter three-bedroom apartment varies from 800- 1200 euros depending on the location, and it can be solved in a small city for 600-800 euros. If you spend1.5 ~ 250,000 euros to buy a house in Germany, then what you save is the rent, only the property fee and the internet fee.

German wages

Having said that, what do you use to maintain your daily expenses? What is the salary in Germany?

If you know the wages in Germany, you will know how stressful it is to live in Germany. The following are the monthly salaries of various industries in Germany:

This is the monthly salary for one year's working experience in Germany. After working for several years, wages will increase to varying degrees. Don't think that the occupations these people are engaged in belong to the white-collar or gold-collar class. There is no doorman in Germany, and the monthly salary can reach 2000 euros. Compared with the domestic situation, German wages can fully meet the daily consumption demand.

Don't think that wages in Germany are not high. Germany is a country with high welfare. Many places in China that need large expenditures can enjoy welfare benefits in Germany. Therefore, we often see on the Internet that German families travel with their families every year, and more money can be willful! ! !

German welfare

free medical care

Difficult and expensive medical treatment is a common problem in China. Once you get sick, your family's financial expenses will be high. German medical care implements universal health insurance, one person is insured and the whole family can use it. In the process of seeing a doctor, you can see a doctor as long as you have a medical insurance card. Statutory medical insurance will directly pay for your medical expenses and medicines (if you need special medicines, you may have to pay a small amount of medicines, usually only a few euros). Therefore, each person has a medical insurance card, and the medical problems at home are solved.

The state provides for children.

Compared with those who dare not have children and cannot afford them at home, having children in Germany is a national regulation for children. When children grow up to be children, they can also enjoy the monthly children's money from the state. The German Children's Fund is a financial subsidy that can be received every month after the child is born. From July 19 to July 1, the first two children can receive 204 euros/month; The third child is 2 10 Euro/month; The fourth and subsequent children can get 235 euros/month respectively. Children's allowance can be paid to children 18 years old, and children who are studying in universities can also receive 25 years old.

187 days holiday

If you live in Germany, people-friendly prices, high income and a lot of welfare benefits can guarantee your basic living standard in Germany. Is the work in Germany tiring? Germany is a country that refuses to work overtime. There are 18 festivals in Germany every year, of which 18 are national legal holidays, most of which are related to Christianity. In this way, you can probably enjoy 187 days of vacation in one year.