Germany

About ROI (Return on Investment) in Germany

Germany is one of the most stable real estate markets in Europe, with average return on investment (ROI) in major cities such as Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt hovering around 3-5% per year. In Berlin, which has experienced a sharp increase in property prices in recent years, the demand for rental apartments remains high, providing attractive opportunities for investors. Property prices in Munich are the highest in the country, but stable demand and high quality of life in the city provide long-term growth in property values.

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Health care

The German health system is one of the best in the world. It offers a combination of public and private health insurance that covers most medical services. Public health insurance is mandatory for all residents and employees, while foreign investors and expats can choose between public and private insurance.

Education

Germany is known for its quality education system, which includes public, private and international schools. For foreign investors and expats, several international schools are available in Germany that offer programs such as the International Baccalaureate (IB) and teaching in English. Leading international schools include, for example, Berlin Brandenburg International School.

Visa

Germany provides various visa options for investors and entrepreneurs from non-EU countries. Business and investor visas allow foreign entrepreneurs to obtain a long-term residence permit and the right to do business in Germany. These visas are usually conditional on opening a business or making a significant investment in the German market, which may include real estate investments.

About Germany and life in Germany

Germany is one of the most advanced countries in Europe with a high quality of life and a strong economy. The capital Berlin is a dynamic city with a rich cultural scene and a growing technology sector. Munich and Frankfurt are important business centers where international companies and financial institutions are based.

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Taxes and prices

The tax system in Germany is considered relatively stable and predictable. Personal income tax is graduated and varies between 14-45%, legal entities pay income tax of 15%, with a regional tax added, which increases the total tax rate to around 30%. Property prices in Germany are rising, especially in the capital cities. In Berlin, prices average around 5,000-7,500 EUR per square meter, with Munich being one of the most expensive cities with prices ranging from 7,000 to 12,000 EUR per square meter.