ГЕРМАНИЯ: Как живут русские и украинцы. Пособия, бесплатное жилье и бездомные

👉 I run Instagram and often answer questions there   / vova.carmanov   Heroes of this episode: Inna @innafradkina_smm (Instagram) Yulia @julia_orenbakh (Instagram) Dmitry @tamaldi_immobilien (Instagram) Taras @topilych (Instagram) and his Telegram https://t.me/perevoz4ik_60306 0:00 Who's moving to Germany 3:15 Frankfurt. German trains and bureaucracy 4:30 Ukrainians in Germany Refugees and Emigrants 7:43 Relations between Ukrainians and Russians 10:04 Stress, disadvantages, and bad weather 11:38 Work for emigrants, Minijob, and cargo transportation 14:15 How to find a good job in Germany for Russian and Ukrainian emigrants 15:44 How much do you need to earn to live 17:42 Transportation, driver's license, and your own car 19:28 Crisis and prices in Germany. Healthcare for expats 21:09 Benefits for refugees and emigrants in Germany 24:21 High taxes 25:28 Social security and free housing 26:50 Prices for apartments and houses 31:23 Homeless in Germany 33:06 Spermühl Free things on the street 35:59 Ecology, garbage, and making money by returning bottles 38:04 German language and moving to Germany with English 40:40 Moving to Germany with children. Schools and children's adaptation 43:27 How Germans live. Mentality and East Germans 47:02 Russian-speaking social circle. Relationships between men and women 50:33 Bureaucracy, documents, and corruption 52:52 Fines for Ukrainians 53:57 Legalization. Visas, residence permits, and citizenship in Germany 56:13 Who wants to leave Germany and where Last year alone, Germany accepted more than 1.2 million emigrants and refugees, mostly from Ukraine. At the same time, many Russians live in Germany, and some of them actively support the Russian government, which sometimes leads to conflicts. Nevertheless, both Russians and Ukrainians experience difficulties adapting. People usually plan their relocation process for several years, but with the onset of the war and mobilization, many had to make spontaneous decisions and move quickly. In this episode, we'll try to figure out what benefits newcomers can expect and how much you can earn in a regular job. We'll also explore why there are so many homeless people in Germany and whether it's true that you can find free valuables right on the streets of Germany. We'll also try to understand how different our mentality is from that of the Germans and how they build family relationships. There's also a lot of interesting stuff in the story. Also, subscribe to my Instagram and YouTube so you don't miss anything, let's go! #germany #relocation #vovakarmanov #emigration #europe