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Average Salary in Germany
Working in Germany – Make it in Germany
Do you want to know what the average salary in Germany is? Here is an overview of the average income in Germany. Do you earn more or less now?
Working in Germany can be worthwhile for many people
Many people decide to emigrate to Germany, because the avarage salary in Germany is often much higher than in their own country.
In the following I would like to give an overview of what you can earn in the individual jobs in Germany. Of course, that’s just a rough estimation and it is the average gross income per month. If you can make it in Germany and what you can actually earn in your profession depends on many different factors.
The average salary in Germany for a hairdresser is 1178 EUR per month.
| EUR | Working in Germany as a … |
| 1178 | hairdresser |
| 1487 | maid |
| 1519 | fully trained hotel clerk |
| 1722 | tailor |
| 1841 | salesman |
| 1863 | building cleaner |
| 1905 | pharmacies helper |
| 1963 | medical assistant |
| 2005 | gardener |
| 2006 | bookseller (Retail) |
| 2068 | dental assistant |
| 2146 | removalist / (furniture) mover |
| 2164 | baker |
| 2226 | warehouseman |
| 2264 | electrical device assembly worker |
The average salary in Germany for a painter is 2339 EUR per month.
| EUR | Working in Germany as a … |
| 2339 | painter |
| 2342 | carpenter |
| 2355 | plumber |
| 2368 | roofer |
| 2405 | nurse |
| 2418 | travel office staff |
| 2465 | trucker / lorry driver |
| 2482 | car mechanic |
| 2493 | bus driver |
| 2493 | physiotherapist |
| 2525 | assembly worker |
| 2533 | geriatric nurse / caregiver |
| 2533 | mason |
| 2557 | tiler |
| 2567 | road builder |
| 2577 | conductor / train attendant |
| 2633 | electrician |
| 2650 | postman |
| 2665 | crane operator |
The average salary in Germany for a waiter is 2762 EUR per month.
| EUR | Working in Germany as a … |
| 2762 | waiter |
| 2780 | construction plant operator |
| 2859 | machinist |
| 2980 | cooks |
| 3087 | office clerk |
| 3092 | butcher |
| 3135 | technical draftsman |
| 3180 | educator |
| 3384 | dental technician |
| 3427 | accountant |
| 3470 | social worker |
| 3567 | precision mechanic |
| 3680 | designer /graphic artist |
| 3791 | aircraft mechanic |
| 3882 | advertising expert |
The average salary in Germany for a firefighter is 4053 EUR per month.
| EUR | Working in Germany as a … |
| 4053 | firefighter |
| 4053 | translator |
| 4123 | teacher (adult education) |
| 4150 | industrial mechanic |
| 4349 | civil engineer |
| 4583 | computer scientist |
| 5160 | electrical engineer |
| 5163 | mathematician |
| 5163 | physicist |
| 5201 | mechanical engineer |
| 5506 | lawyers |
| 5667 | physicians (assistant doctor) |
| 6927 | pilots |
| 7054 | physician (medical specialist) |
Not everyone can work in Germany
If you want to make it in Germany then certain conditions must be met before you can work in Germany. Which they are, depends among others on where you are from.
There are differences if, for example, you are a citizen of the European Union, a citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland or you are from a third-country.
You can also get further help on this topic from the BAMF (Federal Office for Migration and Refugees).
If you need more information about the income in Germany you could also visit iamexpat.de.
However I can give you some advice:
If you intend to move to Germany and work in Germany, then you should be able to speak German before you come. Please note that you cannot learn German overnight. It takes time. And being able to speak German is almost always the requirement to find a well-paid job.
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The problem with beginners is that they want to see very quick progress.
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