GERMANY VS THE NETHERLANDS: Which One to Choose?

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Germany and the Netherlands are the two immigration friendly countries in Europe. You are probably considering to move to one of them?
This video will help you to understand if particular aspects of one or another country fit your expectations/preferences.
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@robertrydlewski9538 3 года назад

Thanks for the video, I have been thinking to move to Germany. The cost of living in the Netherlands is ridiculous compared to salaries. And as you said the housing market is so expensive.

@williamdieffenbach3264 3 года назад

Love this video, it puts me to sleep

@TEAM-md5tj 2 года назад

Yea 🤣

@bluelotus.society 2 года назад

Your voice is so soothing! Like ASMR!!

@yassinemahmoud1986 4 года назад

I found this video so rich of informations, I appreciate your efforts

@falcotol9299 3 года назад

For agricultural studies one should absolutely go to Wageningen, the Netherlands. And for water management I would advise that country too.

@leonidas759 2 года назад

I applied to study at German universities and I did not get accepted, even though I speak German B1 and have a very good qualification. IMO they are not so welcoming to non-EU people in their Unis. Later I applied to the Netherlands and got accepted within 24 hours at the UvA 😦 I'm so happy for the opportunity in the Netherlands, who have been very professional in the whole enrollment, housing, visa processes.

@verdellk4722 2 года назад

omg congrats!!!!! what are you studying? do you love it there? im planning to study in the Netherlands after i finish High school!

@alexandracruz5243 Год назад

You need at least B2 to study in a German study programm. Most programms require actually C1.

@parthaprateemraychoudhury7689 2 года назад

Thank you very much for making a good comparison between Germany and Netherlands from the point of a foreigner to live or study. 😊

@laxmiramajaganyadav Год назад

I like the way you have explained...so cool calm absolute Peace 😀... Very rich in information...

@ronaldderooij1774 4 года назад

Good info. You forgot to mention what every foreigner mentions about the Dutch. They are extemely direct. We mean that in a matter of fact way. No harm intended. But if you are not used to it, it may come as a surprise attack on your pride.

@simplenewzealandwithanna 4 года назад

Yes, this is definitely true!

@Kivas_Fajo 4 года назад

Same as the Germans. People think we are rude, when in fact we just tell them bluntly what's what. Like you guys do.

@Thefutureis96 3 года назад

You are direct? Hahahahah. From my personal experience u r the most hypocritical creatures. Tell this fairytale to some children. PLEASE!

@Thefutureis96 3 года назад

@@Kivas_Fajo for Germans that is true!

@ronaldderooij1774 3 года назад

@@Thefutureis96 Which personal experience are you talking about?

@RafaelW8 3 года назад

Good information. But from what you said, Germany is pretty much superior. The only benefit I see in the Netherlands is the wide use of the English language. But if you wanna stay in either country you have to learn the language eventually.

@fatalvampire 3 года назад

Thanks for the insight!

@sjefkerolleman2094 2 года назад

It's nice to listen to this And I'm half Dutch half German

@undercoveragent1735 2 года назад

I was too mesmerized by your beauty and charm to know what this video was about :)

@dirkdriessen1133 4 года назад

I strongly advise against just speaking english anywhere. You ve to learn native language, either in germany or the netherlands to realy make i living.

@tashilhamo9807 2 года назад

Thank you 🌺

@THAPainterBoy 10 месяцев назад

You cannot compare bruto salaries of both countries because there is a huge difference in after tax salaries

@MrGrimm1337 3 года назад

yeah but working as a student in Germany is severely limited, so there's that.

@renekuipers4563 2 года назад

We have a different tax system .Its a regulated system ..

@Kivas_Fajo 4 года назад

Both are mostly the same, but the Germans have better bread, beer and food...so the answer is Germany.

@prankster1590 2 года назад

Germans have 3000 types of hard and dry breads. Holland has alot of nice fluffy and soft breads that are actually nice to eat. And we have the best peanutbutter in the world.

@Kivas_Fajo 2 года назад

@@prankster1590 Agreed

@publicminx Год назад

your comparisons are flawed, mainly because u compare a smaller country at the northsea with a bigger country with much more diversity. and since in Germany you have much more companies from small to world class huge companies (not just all the big car companies like mercedes, vw, bmw, audi etc. but also many global middle class champions) they have of course by FAR more English speaking jobs and jobs in general of all kind. Same goes with the language comparison: statistically the Netherlands are ahead, but again: you have much more English speakers in Berlin (often many spots dont speak German anymore) than for instance in regions (especially in the east and the more rural ones - they learned Russia back then, except the younger generation) with lower English skills.This means again, due to the higher diversity the statistics does not reflect the real situations. English should actually be no problem in all major cities - and thats also the experience all expat make, while in some other regions the difficulty is higher (which lowers the overall statistics but you cannot generalize every region in Germany due to those bigger gaps).

@nadeemfaisal595 3 года назад

Ur voice is so slow.

@sp7873 7 месяцев назад

Can I call you?

@salah777 3 года назад

germany is better for work and study and health care

@W0lfbaneShikaisc00l 2 года назад

You really have some audio issues I had to turn my laptop to 86%: maybe either speak louder or turn up the volume on your video. Let's be fair regarding one thing: Germans pay a LOT of tax when it comes to work, health insurance and most of their money ends up going to some pension that they'll never see until they are 70+ so if we're going based on Salary - honestly, the "higher wage" is misleading and you'll probably end up losing most of it on bills and tax - so if your main reason for moving is money maybe look elsewhere.

@HamzaAli-ke2rh 2 года назад

Hy I like your voice

@sitarmellows9467 3 года назад

Hello Sweety, where are you residing now?

@markbronson1818 2 года назад

She's a wanderer. It's good now, the Russians are locked in their country during the communist period. Now they are free to travel and know others. Freedom has no price.