Side-by-side analysis of living budgets, educational costs, work limits, and residency pathways for Germany and South Korea.
140 full days or 280 half days per year; Student jobs are exempt
Very friendly. Settlement permit possible after 2 years of working with a German degree.
20 to 25 hours/week for D-2 degree students (TOPIK-based); Unlimited during vacations with S-3 permit
D-10 job seeker (up to 2 yrs) -> E-7 skilled worker -> F-2-7 points visa -> F-5 permanent residency.
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