Germany ranks first in the field of innovation. What will it be like to immigrate to Germany?

Immigrants invest in Germany, and public education for children from primary school to university is free; Moreover, from birth to the age of 25, each child has more than 2,000 euros of parenting education subsidies every year, totaling 60,000 euros. It is a national task to implement extensive basic education in Germany, so children need to go to college or university, otherwise they may face punishment. Children usually enter school at the age of 6 and need to attend school for at least 9 years. Primary and secondary schools implement a four-year system. In the fourth class, children should discuss with their parents to determine which education road to take and which junior high school to attend in the future.

Compared with other traditional immigrants to Europe, simple passports with high gold content have significantly fewer restrictions on immigrants' investment in Germany. When applying for a visa, there is no language requirement, no immigration supervision, no grading and no queuing. The investment in visa application for legal representative is small, and the amount of application for registration is only 25,000 euros, and this part of assets can be manipulated as the operating cost of enterprises, with extremely low capital risk; It only takes 2 1 month for the EU red card visa to change to permanent residence faster. In addition, as one of the EU countries, it can freely flow to 27 EU countries and 26 Schengen countries in Europe.

Germany's immigration investment pension insurance policy is very sound. Germany is the first big country in the world to explicitly put forward social endowment insurance. The welfare system of "from the beginning to the old-age service" has brought comprehensive protection to the people. There are two main standards for old-age services in Germany: one is social development and government departments, and the other is to "support" different types of old-age services in stages according to different ways. Public social endowment insurance is an important source of income for most retirees. At present, the retirement age in Germany is set at 65. The average endowment insurance premium is 1083 euros, and the contribution ratio is 18.7% of the employee's pre-tax salary. Because the cost of living in Germany is not too high and the pension insurance is relatively rich, retired people are relatively rich.

German immigrants invest in real life sharing. Every time I chat with my friends, they will ask me: Is life abroad really happier? I have lived in China for 35 years, immigrated to Germany to invest, and now I have lived in Germany for more than 4 years. I can only solve this problem according to my own experience: this is the life I yearn for. Generally speaking, no place is perfect. In Europe, you can really enjoy a good environment and a quiet and undisturbed life, but it takes a long time to get used to language expression and living habits. Until now, I dare not say that he has.

It has truly integrated into the development of German society. The moon at home and abroad is not rounder than at home, but I like it here. This is my answer. I think the most important thing to learn well in my own Germany is how to live the happiest life with my own money and standards. German taxes are high and prices are high, but the most basic transactions in daily life are lower than those in China. Most Germans are not very rich in money, but as long as they have jobs and are not laid off for a long time, there will never be any problems in their lives.

German families are playing in the street. I found that Germans usually go shopping when they have to buy this item, and they will shop around. You can spend more money when giving gifts. Many people can take advantage of the big discount season twice a year (probably 1 month and July) to buy necessary appliances, clothes and pants in a big way, because at this time, they can really buy cheap goods, and everyone expects that every food and clothing expense will be spent on wounds. Some people in Germany like buying second-hand furniture, which not only saves money, but also has the concept of environmental protection. Things that are not used at home, or things that move to a new home, will also be put on the platform, sold on the bulletin board of the supermarket, and then sold directly in the community.