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    Top life quality globally

    Germany has globally a top spot when it comes to being able to afford a good life. Good public services and safety put it ahead of the US and UK in many comparisons!

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    Earn up to 10x what you make currently

    Experts estimate that ~300,000 skilled workers per year are needed. Germany urgently needs more workers.

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    New visa freedom for foreign graduates: no German & no job needed.

    Graduates from universities or vocational schools can now enter Germany without having a job offer or even knowing German — giving them time to look for work.

  • A female healthcare worker in a blue uniform giving an injection to a male patient, both wearing face masks in a medical setting.

    Earn while you learn: Ausbildung in Germany.

     Unlike in many countries, vocational training in Germany comes with a salary. Trainees typically earn €700–1,300/month depending on the field.

  • Silhouettes of children playing and walking along a hilltop during sunset, with a colorful purple and orange sky in the background.

    Germany supports families with children

     No matter your citizenship, if you have children in Germany, schooling is free and you’ll receive €250 / child per month until the child turns 18 years

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    Top Global Economy

    Germany continues to be the 3rd largest economy in the world.

    Of top economies it’s the only one that offers perks like free tertiary education, universal healthcare and the most protective workers rights

  • Germany has more welcoming immigration laws than most English-speaking countries

    Thanks to recent reforms, Germany offers one of the most modern immigration systems in Europe, making it easier than ever to move for work and study.