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As an immigrant here in Germany I wonder if I should perhaps start to think about an exit strategy if this trend continues.
by patates 3y ago
As an immigrant here in Germany I wonder if I should perhaps start to think about an exit strategy if this trend continues.
- jansan 3y agoIf you are living on social welfare, things might actually get a bit tighter in future.
- patates 3y agoFar from it, I earn too much to be able to get any support from the government. Including the parental leave pay.
- pAllain 3y ago[flagged]
- MagnumOpus 3y agoYou copy/paste these comments on every unrelated post created by immigrants. Please stop. Obviously your comment is irrelevant, your parent poster didn't migrate "without paying any cost or contributing in the form of higher taxes" but indeed pays extremely high tax rates without receiving nearly any social benefits. This finances the life styles of the (mostly) retired or underemployed voters who oppose this migration. Conflating legal economic migration with illegal immigration, asylum and/or refugee status is a foreign disinformation tactic to radicalise people against their neighbours.
- suslik 3y agoThe answer is, unfortunately, yes, you probably should. I am in the same boat and have an expectation to receive the sharp end of the stick eventually. Not that the exit strategy is self-evident...
- stby 3y agoI am German without an immigration background and wonder about this, too.