Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving to Germany

TLDRMoving to Germany? Here are some important things you should know about finding apartments, job types, Sundays, recycling, and more.

Key insights

💼Different types of employment in Germany: full-time, part-time, and mini jobs

🗓️Sundays are a rest day in Germany, with most retail stores closed

🚰Tap water in Germany is safe to drink, and Germans love sparkling water

♻️Germany emphasizes recycling, with different bins for different materials

💰Cost of living in Germany is reasonable, but it depends on the location

Q&A

What types of employment are available in Germany?

Germany offers full-time, part-time, and mini jobs.

Are retail stores open on Sundays in Germany?

Most retail stores in Germany are closed on Sundays.

Is tap water safe to drink in Germany?

Yes, tap water in Germany is safe to drink.

How does recycling work in Germany?

Germany has a well-organized recycling system with different bins for different materials.

Is the cost of living in Germany affordable?

Germany is considered one of the most affordable European countries to live in, but it varies by location.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video provides useful insights for people planning to move to Germany.

05:40The cost of living in Germany is reasonable compared to other European countries.

06:53Germany offers free healthcare for all its citizens funded through taxation.

02:41Sundays are a rest day in Germany, and many retail stores are closed.

04:39Germany has a well-organized recycling system with different bins for different materials.

00:45Germany offers various types of employment: full-time, part-time, and mini jobs.

02:52Germany has a reliable public transportation system, including buses, trains, and bicycles.

03:21Tap water in Germany is safe to drink, and Germans love sparkling water.