American Expats In Stuttgart: Can You Live Comfortably On $3,000 A Month? | WarrenJulieTravel.com
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Join us for an insightful interview with Jamie and Eric, an American expat family who shares their experience of living affordably in Stuttgart, Germany. Discover how they manage a comfortable lifestyle on a budget of less than $3,000 a month, providing valuable tips for potential expats. Please visit our website to get more information: www.warrenjulietravel.com/
Whether you are a retirement traveler, government contractor, military member assigned to US Army Garrison Stuttgart, or an expat/nomad looking to understand the cost of living in Germany, this video is for you.
Discover the ins and outs of life in Germany as an American Expat and find out if it's affordable for you. If you wish to live in Germany part-time without residency, watch our Schengen Shuffle video.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Welcome and Introduction to Living in Stuttgart as an American Expat
02:00 - Meeting Jamie and Eric: Insights from an American Expat Family
05:00 - Initial Impressions: Why Stuttgart, Germany?
08:00 - Detailed Breakdown of Monthly Costs and Budget
11:00 - Exploring Local Living Conditions in Stuttgart
14:00 - Challenges and Benefits of Expat Life in Stuttgart
17:00 - Daily Life and Cultural Adaptation for Expats
20:00 - Final Thoughts and Advice for Future Expats
23:00 - Conclusion and Additional Resources
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Warren and Julie, thank you for the opportunity to do the video with you. You were a large part of our inspiration to move overseas when we did and we are very thankful for your channel and the informative videos you provide. You are a wonderful, authentic couple. Can’t wait to see you again!
Our pleasure! We greatly enjoyed doing the video with you both and look forward to seeing you later this year:)
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it Thank you for watching us. 😊
@@WarrenJulieTravel Well, we’re biased when it comes to my wife’s niece and her husband. 😁
Wunderbar, vielen Dank für die Informationen! This was very insightful, and useful as daughter & I (& pup) will be spending the summer near your (Eric & Jamie & Benjamin) 'hood @ Baden-Baden, just taking-in those lovely sights of BW & beyond but also exploring the possibility of longterm relocation...so this was very helpful, thanks again! 🙌
I am sure your daughter will really love it there. You are very welcome!
In Europe/UK u don't need a car as public transport is good and also the distance around other countries are nearby, like a couple of hundred miles, unlike the USA.
This is just one of the many reasons we love being here.
us costs are a disgrace.
It’s really quite depressing.
I went home to the USA over the last New Year. I went to a restaurant with a friend. We split an Eggs Benedict on an English Muffin (small amount of hash browns, no meat), and added a medium sized Cinnamon Roll. No Drinks. It was US$32 before tip. I was shocked. Glad I don't live there anymore.
With 3000 a month after tax you belong to the top 15% of earners in Germany.
Thanks for sharing 👍
I had flashbacks of when I was stationed in Germany then got our and worked for the DOD.
Do most German apartments still come without kitchens?🤔
In our area most apartments do come with kitchens due to the US military presence and influence from shorter term renters than typical German tenant. There are still apartments offered without kitchens in the area and outside of US DoD areas kitchens are less common.
Great question. I am glad they could answer it for you.
Hold on a second. The prices he was quoting for the 4 bedroom were quite high, ....and from the point of view of many of your audience the guests career (DOD contractor) privileges/perks are not attainable for regular expats. This expat's life falls into the realm (to some degree) of the "highly compensated expat". Most American couples would have to hold down an online job each paying around $4000/month before taxes to match this families expenses. I guess this is not a budget living channel.
If you watch the video, he explains what things cost in the area, and provides examples of costs for a regular person’s budget in Stuttgart Germany. We are spending five weeks this summer in Germany ourselves, and will share our experiences on life there. I think they did a good job explaining the necessary cost of life in the country, sharing examples of the cost for a flat etc. We aim to share the cost of living anywhere we have the ability to, not just the lowest cost examples, but the true cost to be comfortable somewhere.
Im in Stuttgart too! where I can meet you guys,you seem like cool ppl! I live near by Marienplatz.
That’s great. We will be in Zweibrucken Germany in late July:)
in cheaper towns in germany its relative cheap espeacially in east germany cities
Yes, this is exactly what Eric said too in the video.
you can get 50m2 apartment in east germany towns as dresden or leipzig for around 300 euro monthly
Yes, Stuttgart is a more expensive location.
your health insurance are terribly expensive monthly with 250$ !!i see that this couple from Stuttgart only watch you when you talk about it because they pay maybe 20-30 euro
Health insurance is less expensive for people who are citizens or hold residency cards in a country.
@@WarrenJulieTravel then you must hold something in some EU country