Madam my daughter is pursuing m. sc. in Chemistry in Germany. Please provide information how to get a job as a graduate trainee in the field of Chemistry.
@typxxilps
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This is a total different world. English in public is a no go, german skills are not only wanted but mandatory and the likelihood for any foreigner to become fully integrated (from the viewpointn of the germans) is close to 0 or will take half a century. Turkish integration had never happened and still does not cause you still see the kids of turkish emigrants now 40 years of age teaching their kids turkish and watching turkish TV inside a german city and surrounded by germans single family houses with 1000 m² property. What had the new owner done ? He had build a 2,2 m high wall around his building along the boardwalk, the no go for any german. WIll his kids every find a home ? Will they teach in 3rd generation their kids turkish? The polish emigration wave from around 1905 or the italian and portuguese emigration waves of the 1960s and 1970s succeeded but those were catholic emigrants that had to meet each other and where the church and the priest where the driving force to unite each other. Those waves and roots can still be found cause a name like Schimansky or Schimanski shows the polish roots still even though the owner of the name has not any clue that his great grandparents had polish routes and moved into the ruhr valley. Of cause those learned quite fast to integrate, looked for german surnames instead of the older ones with their heritage like Peter instead of Piotr or Thomas instead of Tomasz which made it a lot easier for these children to get along. So you will stay here forever and still not become what you had dreamed of and will loose a lot of your heritage and friends except you live in the usual expat bubble or even worsest the expat bubble of your heritage as the only small spot where you will feel something like home. And there is nothing in between. You leave everything behind and fight your life alone or get lost in the indian expat bubble living a live on an island in germany and no one cares about you unless you cause issues. AND DO NEVER FORGET: #1 you will not be allowed to bring your old or even ill parents over to stay and live here even in a case of an emergency to help them out #2 there is no way to marry a woman in india and bring your woman to germany cause she will need first to proof a lot of qualifications like language skills. That is the truth no one is telling you and do not complain after 15 years living in germany cause even an american or better US citizen living for over 15 years in germany after he had studied in Lübeck is not allowed to bring his parents to germany to take care for them due to their health. Learn the lesson on day 1, you can not bring your family or relatives into the country regardless how long you have been staying and even with a german passport nothing will change that for good reasons. If you stay be prepared that you parents will only get tourist visas and that they have to leave and that even you might have to pay everything from insurance to what not. Most emigrants do miss that point, even after getting german citizenship that their relatives and parents have no rights to stay then every one else based on tourist visa. Do not ignore these facts, there will be no mercy nor excemption of the rule and even as a rich you will not find a loop hole. You will live in germany but that is it and regardless if you marry over in india or your wife is pregnant there, the gates will be closed until your wife fullfills all obligations and I can tell you those are a lot caused by all the turkish emigrants that have tried to abuse the loop holes in the regulations so that these are closed forever and for everyone. You can stay here 5 or 15 or even 30 years and pay taxes but your parents and siblings will never get here except the official regulations that are so strict that they can no longer be abused. If you do not like these facts that will not change anymore after we had seen such abuses then make your decision with that knowledge about these facts. And please do not complain cause if those gates would have not been closed this would no longer have been the germany it has been. Might sound tough, but it is the truth that everything in life has its price.
@thatguy4010
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Hey thanks for the comment but you said the same thing 4 times don't know why, that was annoying. But the immigration laws are now changing in Germany and you can not only bring your own parents but also your spouse's parents to Germany. Also I have friends who have married Germans so your point of wife needing to learn German also goes out of question :)
@itishreemalik266
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Dii make vdo about nurshing after 12th
@aapno_cultture
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My bsc complete I want to complete my Msc in Germany suggest me
@typxxilps
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can you afford the new living prices, the doubled grocery prices and the exploding rents? Can you live in a society that will not love you presence as indians are war benefitters not participating in sanctions and even prolonging the war in the ukrains by supporting the russian war effort by demanding even price drops from russia for cheap oil? Do not expect anything. India is no longer an ally. Things are changing.
@essywilliams7262
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Hi... Shraddha kindly I need a favour from you, my daughter want to study in Germany she wants to do bachelor... So she need a full scholarship, is there any means you can help her or you can connect her with someone who you know can help her... She wants to do finance....pliiz help her kindly.... we are your fans, we can't miss your video. Be bless dear... we are from Kenya.
@typxxilps
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if she is fluent in german and outperforms anyone in kenia it is no problem. But their is no scholarship or even full scholarship for the average student.
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