Working in Germany Diaries | Moved to Berlin!, new beginning, work life balance, grocery|Berlin Vlog
It’s been a week in Berlin and I documented an average day in my life in Berlin. So far, I really really love this city a lot. :)
Hope you enjoy the vlog and let me know in the comment down below if there’s anything you want me to talk about moving to/living in Germany and I’ll make sure to include the topic.
Chapters
00:00 intro
0:24 hi
01:01 this video is about
01:45 my journey in germany and what I want
03:08 morning
03:41 work
03:46 lunch break and groceries
05:25 grocery prices!
07:19 ramen lunch (+cooking)
09:22 more work
09:27 dance class
09:47 evening routine
11:18 dinner
12:03 see you in my next vlog!
P.S Sorry I'm a day late with the posting schedule!! I promise I'll be back on time this week. I post a video every weekend comment below and let me know if you are curious about anything living in/moving to berlin/Germany.
About me
I'm a 27y/o Korean-Canadian girl who recently moved to Berlin. I’m on a quest to live an international life exploring the best of what the world has to offer and I have previously lived in Seoul, Busan, Bali, Tokyo, Vancouver, Beijing, Cologne, Tuebingen, Frankfurt and more.
This chapter of my life is in Europe with a base in Berlin.
You can expect weekly diaries filled with the sights and sounds of Berlin as well as Europe travel vlogs. Plus, I've got handy "How-to" guides to help fellow expats navigate the ins and outs of life in Germany.
So, whether you're a fellow wanderer or simply curious about life abroad, hit that subscribe button and let's embark on this exciting journey together!
Connect with me
IG: byamyseo
Blog: amyseo.ca
Music used
Little voices by Amine Maxwell freetouse.com/music/amine-max...
A new day by Shandr freetouse.com/music/shandr/a-...
Monday by Walen freetouse.com/music/walen/monday
Love by Amine Maxwell freetouse.com/music/amine-max...
Take off by Luke Bergs, Waesto freetouse.com/music/luke-berg...
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Just subscribed! I'm already exciting to see this new journey of yours.
Hey Marina, welcome welcome!🥰
I've been watching your videos recently and idk why but it's weirdly soothing
Glad you like it! ☺️
Such a cozy vlog! What an exciting journey you're on (:
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Please do an apartment tour! It looks pretty cozy and your entrance hallway looks amazing!
will do it soon! stay tuned 🥰
So cute!!! Sending love from another small creator 😂🫶🏻🫶🏻
HAHAHA youtube wanted us to meet! I checked out your vlogs and you seem to be interested in culture and travel so super cool, youtube did a good job hehe sending love back xo 🥰
@@byamyseo if im ever in Berlin you’ll be my guide 😂🤌🏻
May I ask if you hold a EU citizenship? If not any tips finding a job from overseas? With visa etc tyty
Hi! I dont have the EU citizenship but Im doing my masters studies in Germany so I have the right to work here now and afterwards for a few years. Finding a job is a looooooong story. 🥲 I will make a video about this separately! 🥰
@@byamyseo wow great looking forward to hearing about your story!
I'm by no means an expert on this topic but the rules for getting a work visa depend on where you come from, which type of job you want do, how long you want to work here, etc. As far as I know people from EEA/EU countries, the US, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland and South Korea can apply for a work permit after coming here without a visa. Of cause only if you don't want to start working immediatly after coming to Germany, as you are not allowed to work until your work permit application was approved. And this may take some time. If you are coming from another country you will definitely have to apply for a work visa before coming to Germany. In this case things might get complicated because as far as I know in most cases you already need to have a job offer in order to apply for the work visa. How easy it is to find a company that is willing to offer you a job probably varies greatly depending on factors like your qualification and your ability to speak German, shortage of qualified domestic employees, etc. Unfortunately I heard of some companies complaining that hiring people that need a work visa first is too much of a hassle with all the paperwork and not knowing when they are allowed to come here and start working.
@@Flo-vn9ty totally agree with all the things you said. Also in general bigger companies seem to want to take care of the visa issue for you, smaller companies- not so much. Maybe it's too much work for smaller companies since they dont have as much of the resources financially and legally.