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Earnings and conditions in Germany
To work in Germany, you need a residence permit that allows you to work. There are several options out there and each has its own requirements. In particular, applicants for the EU Blue Card must provide a minimum wage, which changes every year.
The minimum wage for a work permit in Germany is €58 ($400) for highly skilled professionals and €62566 ($45) for shortage occupations (552). There are no salary restrictions on a permanent residence permit for work.
The best chance to get a job in Germany is for personnel with a science, technology, engineering and mathematics background.
Nurses, electricians, metallurgists, hospitality and gastronomy workers are also very popular professions.
The average salary in Germany was 42 euros per year after taxes (28%) and 570 euros per month.
(https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/germany-average-salary#:~:text=After%20taxes%20(42%25)%2C%20the,3.1%25%20between%202022%20and%202023 .)The average salary for software developers in Germany is around 67,550 euros ($72370) per year. That's about €4583 ($4910) per month before taxes. This value increases significantly as you gain experience: The average salary for a Senior Software Engineer rises to €87 ($620) per year before taxes. However, it's important to note that developers have the potential to significantly exceed this salary range based on factors such as the company they work for, their qualifications, and experience level.