Living in Basel, food shopping in Germany 

Awesome and highly useful video! Thank you so much ;))

Livin in pratteln near basel, i myself will try to go there once now🤣 didnt know that place

Does the shop in Germany accept swiss franc if yes do they consider the exchange rate or CHF= EURO?

How about driving on other side of the road is it easy I am from Uk and planing to get rented car for moving round any advice will appreciated

What's the distance between Basel and Hiber?

Hello, I’m looking to visit Basel in September, wanted to know if you can visit Germany, and France in one day?

Is that Binzen? I used to live there in the 90s

Hi this video was really useful! I Just have a question about the custom. Does anyone control the goods you’ve bought? Do you have Any restrictions for the amount of them? On alchool for example?

My dream place to be rest of life

Your video is very interesting. We, Sri Lankans, do not have borders to cross for cheap shopping. We are islanders. Hope to visit Basel one day and meet your family!

U are dooing right . I would do this 🥰

does the shops in Germany accept swiss franks?

Just note expat is the word for white immigrant. And immigrant is the word white people refuse to use to label themselves. Expat thus has an eyeroll negative connotation. Not attacking you, just sharing a food for thought.

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So you can easyly afford that x5😂 I earn really good in grrmany i live here, but 50% from salary are taxes! Wish you a good time in BS

That was a pretty big wheel of cheese.

Hi there , Can I ask you if I want to move to Basel how much will cost me for 2 bedroom flat to rent please? Regards

I just run into your channel, congrats and welcome in the three border triangle ! Looks like you quickly found the local good deals ;-) As a cross-border commuter (living in the French side, working near Basel) I quite often swing by the grocery and DIY store or petrol stations in Germany along the way. TBH German's behaviours and actions towards the French (i.e. by banning us from crossing the border) in the very early stage of the COVID pandemic, inclined me to change my mind.

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On one hand it is worth saving some money once in awhile but if you constantly shop in France or Germany while living in Switzerland you are doing a disservice to the people of Basel the residents and citizens. The prices are high for a specific reason. Because everybody makes a decent wage not only in Basel but in all of Switzerland. Most of the lower end salaries are around 40,000 CHF. Rent is very affordable, while transportation and food are on the expensive side. Taxes are also much lower in Switzerland and Basel compared to Germany. There are many advantages to living in Switzerland and Basel over the rest of the EU countries. Shopping within the country and the City is the right thing to do. And please do not tell me you can't afford it... because you're driving an expensive car...🤦🏻‍♂️ whatever your husband is making, he is not being taxed 50% to 60% like in Germany and France. And if you're paying some tax to the UK you're getting that money back or a tax credit from Switzerland. If this trend continues to rise Switzerland will be forced to impose higher tariffs or inspect the borders on a more regular basis. Do the right thing. 👍

louis vuitton bag, but cant afford swiss food 😂 #fail