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Yes, In Germany, health insurance is proportional to your pay ( as long as you do not go private). There are laws called "Mutterschutz" to protect mothers. The
by rusticpenn 7y ago
Yes, In Germany, health insurance is proportional to your pay ( as long as you do not go private). There are laws called "Mutterschutz" to protect mothers. The mothers are eligible for 65% of their pay for 1 year (parental leave) or 300€/m if they are not working. The child gets about 200€/m from the Govt. The education is free. If you are on a contract that might end when your child is younger than x years, then the contract will be extended etc.
- benibela 7y ago>Yes, In Germany, health insurance is proportional to your pay ( as long as you do not go private). Not if you are getting a scholarship for a PhD. A scholarship does not count as work income. Then you have to pay a flat fee close to 200€/month for insurance, like someone who does not work at all
- rusticpenn 7y agoIn most cases, the scholarship also pays more if you have a kid. Yes, you have to pay around 200€ if you have a usual scholarship.