Vital information targeting the challenges faced by foreign investors & business owners in Germany (especially non-Germans). Nexus is one of the most relevant consultants with expertise in company formation in Germany. They consider every individual client's situation and offer tailored solutions.
So basically the costs are high, the risks are high and the profits are super low. And everything is super regulated and controlled by the state. Got it.
Thank you for your opinion. As we all know, the glass can be half full or half empty, the way you see it matters. Germany gives great opportunities and stability. And during Covid it has been supporting businesses like probably no other country. We have a video about opportunities in Germany: www.nexus-gmbh.biz/german-market/doing-business-in-germany/ Germany is open to people who are ready and willing to work and respect local rules. We described the main things. If somebody expects Germans to change to accommodate foreigners, this way of thinking would only lead to disappointment. Our company, Nexus-Europe GmbH, helps foreigners to overcome all nuances they are not familiar with.
@@cristitanase6130 Each person chooses what suits them most. We are sharing our experience, and everyone makes their own decision. We wish you good luck.
Right. We have many customers whom we opened a business in Germany for. They never applied for a residence permit. Also there are many programs in Germany that support start-ups or let specialists work in Germany through Blue Card. We are making videos on this subject as well.
That's right applications can be considered for a long time... Can the process be sped up somehow? Are there any special suggestions on how to prepare documents so that they can be processed faster?
hi sir, can you help me recommend a way to Get EORI # for Germany, i have German VAT#, but i sell in Germany under my US registered LLC, i don´t have a german residence address and no Gerwerbeanmeldung
Hello, have you considered opening a UG in Germany? We would be happy to assist you with registering the company, obtaining the tax and VAT numbers, EORI number, Gewerbeanmeldung for it. You are welcome to contact us at nexus@nexus-gmbh.biz
Thank you so much for information it was very helpful to me. I have a question. To open a business in Germany 🇩🇪 is it language required or English is very enough to start?! Thanks again 😇
Thank you. In order to open a business in Germany or even get a residence permit as a self-employed knowledge of the German language is not mandatory. However for successful business operation or communicating with the authorities it is definitely worth hiring or at least outsourcing someone with knowledge of the local language.
Hello I'm Abduvokhid from Uzbekistan and I came to Germany last month I have a work visa as a agricultural employee. I want to organise my own business as a deliver food furniture and so on is that possible for me
I want to open Bar in Germany,I have Italian 10 year valid ( permisoo sajjorno) documents//possible I'm applying business visa ,and what is needed before business visa, I'm speaking Deutsch very well, thanks for answer
As a Mediterranean & Arabic, Germans feel so wierd 😂 they are like.. Too square.. You just wanna tell them '' chill'' Idk.. Germany sounded great.. Now.. Idk
Sounds more like a judgement! More like u assume foreigners have bad behaviors that goes against German appetite. I’m a resident I live here and I don’t experience the stuff u are claiming! And we definitely don’t give bad vibes off. People start your business don’t allow anything to discourage you.
Hello Shawna, thank you for your comment! If you watch our videos carefully, you've surely noticed that we talk about benefits of doing business in Germany all the time and how foreigner-friendly Germany is. However mindsets and expectations are different. And people should be ready for that when moving to a different country. Most of our clients are wonderfully integrated, became residents and live in Germany with their families. But all of them have adapted to the local culture and rules. And that goes without saying. Our videos intend to make people prepared for their experience in Germany to avoid any miscommunication, and in no way to discourage them. Have a nice day!
Germans are how they are and you should accept that. If you have a problem with that you can always go back to your home country. Protecting their culture and lifestyle is very important to Germans
@@NexusEuropeGmbH True that setting correct expectations in the beginning is better than causing disappointment later for everyone involved. So Germany is a great country to do business provided you take business with a chill attitude and not to make money. So it all adjustments.
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Hmm well thats a useful one. Thanks for being transparent.
Thank you for your comment!
Vital information targeting the challenges faced by foreign investors & business owners in Germany (especially non-Germans). Nexus is one of the most relevant consultants with expertise in company formation in Germany. They consider every individual client's situation and offer tailored solutions.
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So basically the costs are high, the risks are high and the profits are super low.
And everything is super regulated and controlled by the state.
Got it.
Thank you for your opinion. As we all know, the glass can be half full or half empty, the way you see it matters. Germany gives great opportunities and stability. And during Covid it has been supporting businesses like probably no other country. We have a video about opportunities in Germany: www.nexus-gmbh.biz/german-market/doing-business-in-germany/
Germany is open to people who are ready and willing to work and respect local rules. We described the main things. If somebody expects Germans to change to accommodate foreigners, this way of thinking would only lead to disappointment. Our company, Nexus-Europe GmbH, helps foreigners to overcome all nuances they are not familiar with.
@@NexusEuropeGmbH Profit, cost, period.
All you say are costs.
@@cristitanase6130 Each person chooses what suits them most. We are sharing our experience, and everyone makes their own decision.
We wish you good luck.
Sounds just like North America. Esp the West Coast.
@@NexusEuropeGmbH There is no choice when the state impose the rules!
This is why I respect Germans they do all they can to preserve their culture and lifestyle. Other countries should take leaf from the books of Germans
Good to know! It's true that you need to adapt if you want to work and live in another country
Thank you for your comment! You're right, it's very important.
Like in any county there are some differences.Thanks you for pointing it.
Very true. One should know about it and see if he is ready to accept it before moving to the country.
Not everybody is looking for residence permit. Some people come to your country with great talent but you have to harness it.
Right. We have many customers whom we opened a business in Germany for. They never applied for a residence permit. Also there are many programs in Germany that support start-ups or let specialists work in Germany through Blue Card. We are making videos on this subject as well.
Thank you, a very good video with useful information.
Thank you for watching. Glad it was helpful!
This woman just made me love Germany 🇩🇪 much more.
As always, a very good explanatory video.
Thank you for being our loyal viewer.
That's right applications can be considered for a long time... Can the process be sped up somehow? Are there any special suggestions on how to prepare documents so that they can be processed faster?
Thanks for your comment! We'll think about making a video on the topic you suggested, thanks for the idea!
a worth watching channel, very inspiring
hi sir, can you help me recommend a way to Get EORI # for Germany, i have German VAT#, but i sell in Germany under my US registered LLC, i don´t have a german residence address and no Gerwerbeanmeldung
Hello, have you considered opening a UG in Germany? We would be happy to assist you with registering the company, obtaining the tax and VAT numbers, EORI number, Gewerbeanmeldung for it. You are welcome to contact us at nexus@nexus-gmbh.biz
Thank you so much for information it was very helpful to me. I have a question. To open a business in Germany 🇩🇪 is it language required or English is very enough to start?! Thanks again 😇
Thank you. In order to open a business in Germany or even get a residence permit as a self-employed knowledge of the German language is not mandatory. However for successful business operation or communicating with the authorities it is definitely worth hiring or at least outsourcing someone with knowledge of the local language.
Interesting Facts, nice to know :)
Thank you very much for watching and sharing the opinion.
That was well explained 👏 thank you 😊
Thank you
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Hello I'm Abduvokhid from Uzbekistan and I came to Germany last month I have a work visa as a agricultural employee.
I want to organise my own business as a deliver food furniture and so on
is that possible for me
Hello Abduvokhid, please contact us per email: nexus@nexus-gmbh.biz and describe your situation and plans. We look forward to hearing from you.
I want to open Bar in Germany,I have Italian 10 year valid ( permisoo sajjorno) documents//possible I'm applying business visa ,and what is needed before business visa, I'm speaking Deutsch very well, thanks for answer
Hello. Please contact us for individual consultation: nexus@nexus-gmbh.biz
Great little video - great tips..and to add..Customer service in Germany is more of a vague formality and definitely not part of the culture.
Thank you for your comment. There is definitely room for improvement for the customer service in Germany.
Is it safe to run a bar in Germany?(like I live in San Francisco, and it has gotten entirely too dangerous to run a small business here at this point)
Germany is one of the safest European countries.
I want to open Resturant how much expected minimum investment required?
Hello Qadir, please contact us for an individual solution: nexus@nexus-gmbh.biz
As a Mediterranean & Arabic, Germans feel so wierd 😂 they are like.. Too square..
You just wanna tell them '' chill''
Idk.. Germany sounded great.. Now.. Idk
What do you mean?
Maybe you should stay in your country. Trust that they dont particularly wish for foreigners to come there
Interesting Information. Sometimes it Looks like Germans are in love with paperwork
Right, German authorities are very strict to the documents. We will make a separate video on this subject.
Good information U r very inteligent R u marey me
Thank you for watching!
U r so beautiful u come pakistan se pakistan beautiful my contery
Sounds more like a judgement! More like u assume foreigners have bad behaviors that goes against German appetite. I’m a resident I live here and I don’t experience the stuff u are claiming! And we definitely don’t give bad vibes off. People start your business don’t allow anything to discourage you.
Hello Shawna, thank you for your comment! If you watch our videos carefully, you've surely noticed that we talk about benefits of doing business in Germany all the time and how foreigner-friendly Germany is. However mindsets and expectations are different. And people should be ready for that when moving to a different country. Most of our clients are wonderfully integrated, became residents and live in Germany with their families. But all of them have adapted to the local culture and rules. And that goes without saying.
Our videos intend to make people prepared for their experience in Germany to avoid any miscommunication, and in no way to discourage them.
Have a nice day!
Germans are how they are and you should accept that. If you have a problem with that you can always go back to your home country. Protecting their culture and lifestyle is very important to Germans
@@NexusEuropeGmbH True that setting correct expectations in the beginning is better than causing disappointment later for everyone involved. So Germany is a great country to do business provided you take business with a chill attitude and not to make money. So it all adjustments.