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If you are not interested in drinking then opportunities for socializing in Berlin may be a bit limited. They are also very big on pork and ham. Germany is a ve
by contingencies 9y ago
If you are not interested in drinking then opportunities for socializing in Berlin may be a bit limited. They are also very big on pork and ham. Germany is a very stable but also a very conservative country. While Berlin is the least conservative part, you will find that the upper echelons of society in terms of net worth tend to be exceptionally conservative. If you do not learn German, opportunities for economic and social advancement may be limited. If you like sun, you will find Germany depressing. In short, it will be hard to move there. If you want stability it is a good option, and besides Europe is simply beautiful. However, it will be hard work and a long term commitment. In your position, I would trade income for residency, stability and access to Europe. You can always move again after your goals are achieved.
- bambax 9y agoNever been to Dubaï but I have visited Berlin many times. Didn't like it much. The weather is horrible 9 months of the year. People are mostly very nice, but many don't speak English, so learning German would be a necessity in order to fit in -- even for grocery shopping. That said, it's a gateway to Europe; if you can somehow get a working permit valid in all of Europe, or a path to citizenship, that would be a fantastic opportunity.