I moved to Berlin about 1 year ago, and have loved it so far. There are still some things that surprises me and takes some getting used to. But at the same time I feel like this is totally the right decision for me.
Hi Marie I hope everything is well 🙏 this is hasan from toronto just I am wondering I would like to move to berlin wherre can I get more information such as work permit permanent residence Thanks have a wonderful days
I love Berlin! I'm from New York(now I live in Arizona) but Berlin was my favorite city in Europe. You should check out other cities in Germany. You will love Heidelberg!
I'm from Canada but have lived in Berlin for a bit and this is pretty solid advice. Well done! At the end of the day though you just have to commit to living here and give it a chance. Making new friends, finding your locals, and exploration is all just stuff that takes time. No way around it.
It’s so admirable that you’ve moved to a country where you don’t speak the language etc, you should feel so proud of yourself, Alexis! I’m so so happy for you and Lilian, you both deserve the world ❤️
This was so helpful for me! I am trying to move to Berlin long term! I am here for an internship right now (I am from Texas). Thanks for sharing your experience!! :)
Wow, that's a good question. I'm not sure, except that I think it would be one of the English-speaking countries, maybe Australia or the UK, cause some of my favorite movies were made there :-) Or New Zealand, since I hear there are really almost no deadly bugs (or maybe it was no deadly reptiles) there! Amazing, right? I may have to research that a bit more. :-) My apologies for taking so long to reply. I hope you and Lilian are doing great, and happy holidays! P.S. I was wondering what type of camera you and Lilian use for your channel, and like, what the set-up is? Your videos are so well-done, and so clear! Do you use just a phone-cam? Or is it a special camera? Also how do you set it up at the right height, etc? I'm really thinking about posting on TH-cam soon, but am not the most tech-savvy person, so I thought I'd ask you, since you seem to know what you're doing :-) If you have any links to where to get the products you use, and any tips about the set-up, etc, it would mean so much to me! Looking forward to your reply. Thanks a bunch. Signed, Your big fan (^_^)
Even if not on the officially: Berlin/Germany is actually bilingual. The (old) local language German and the global language Global English. In reality there are over 100 more of other local languages due to migration, language learners, expats and so on, but are of less relevance. And that's not just the case in Berlin but more or less evolved in all other modern cities/spots in the 21. century. Singapore, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Barcelona, Iceland, Scandinavia, New York, Shanghai, Bejing, Mumbai, Sao Paolo, Toronto, Chennai, Dubai, Sydney, Captown, Tel Aviv, Manila, Milano, Tokyo, Seoul and so on: local languages and Global English. In Germany just the government/bureaucracy lacks behind. The idea of multilingualism is actually a 19./20. century imagination. At that time one really need to learn another language to migrate - which was usually a life long matter. But that's not the 21. century. Now: there is a new meta culture with Global English (this youtube channel is part of it). Most people don't like to hear that, because all are used to many languages and so on. Especially linguists try to sell the importance of multilingualism. But that's just an ideology, a hobby or a special interest ... For most people it makes sense just to learn English (and instead of other languages rather get a bit better with Geography, Natural science, IT, History, Economy and so on). Same is true for schools - to much is wasted on wrong things ... It makes more sense if all people on the planet learn one language instead of all learn all languages or everyone for instance two or three. Everyone with a bit logic could notice that there are even with more costs/effort/ressources/time the result is worse - because many combinations of 'not intelligable' are left. All with one language is more efficient. The EU, the UN, all which are for political/ideological reasons formally multilingual (which is just show) are mostly using English ... a matter of simple everyday synchronization. Exactly the same happens if people from all over the world meet in Berlin - switch usually to English. Same in the internet ...
Why is it everyone moves to Berlin, and I, who was born here, lived Here for 22 years, has to leave for the suburbs, because rents are too high? And Most people even hate it after a short time.
Berlin ist übrigens nicht die einzige Stadt wo viele Leute hinziehen. Alexis kommt aus Toronto wo die Mieten ungefähr doppelt so hoch sind wie in Berlin und der Mehrteil der Stadt von anderen Teilen der Welt ist, nur dass die Leute sich da aufs community building konzentrieren als sich dauernd zu beschweren. Ich bin in Kreuzberg geboren aber habe wohl ich Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Leuten hier auch mal wo anders gelebt - Perspektive.
@@AlexisLilian natürlich gibt es da andere Orte, wo es schlimmer ist. Nur Orte wo es (noch) nicht so ist, werden sofort als total anziehend dargestellt, Zack alle hin da + Bigmoney = langsame Auflösung der eigentlichen erstrebten Umgebung. Ich war nie woanders. An einer Hand abzählbare Reisen oder Klassenfahrten, sonst Schule, Studium und Familie/Freunde In der Stadt. Es ist sehr subjektiv aber ich bin halt echt traurig, dass ich mit Bafög + Job meine Wohnung nicht mehr bezahlen kann, in der ich seit 18 Jahren lebe, kann Berlin nicht verlassen. Nicht so Lust auf Oranienburg oder so... Spielt sicher auch Neid mit rein aber auch Betretenheit...
das stimmt nicht Berlin ist die einzige Stadt der Welt, in die viele Leute ziehen. Das ist ja auch logisch, schliesslich funktioniert dieser Vorgang ja nur, wenn sie von woanders wegziehen! ... *hochzufrieden auf die Beweisfuehrung blick ... (richtig ist, dass diese stete Noergelei, u.a. auch gegen Touristen, von eher geringer Belichtung ist)
Robin - This is the same for every big city. The more people go there the higher prices become and the larger the circle of expensive housing becomes, forcing people who can't afford it farther away. London is exactly the same. It is just life.
wg-gesucht.de (great for finding sublets which are easier to get in the beginning), immowelt.de, immobilienscout24.de, ebay-kleinanzeigen.de (classifieds, look under “mietwohnungen”). good luck! 😊
So they just plop you in front of a video and give you the card? Lol. Was the video in English or German. In Finland it is a multi hour course and a test :0
What do you do there for a job? I have been trying to find a job as an English speaker there for ages. You rule for making the move + obsessed with you guys xx
Couple more questions! How long did it take to receive your visa after you applied? And is it a 1 year working visa? Love you guys and have followed you foreverrrrr 💕
i know this video was a while ago but it was really helpful. what kind of visa did you get? i know of the youth mobility visa, but i thought you needed a to have a job already lined up for that?
Anyone knows if there is any communities or organizations that give support and help to people who just move or migrate to Germany? Me and my partner (a German citizen) planning to move to Germany permanently, but we have no idea how taxes work, how medical insurance work and everything else needed to live in Germany. So we are wondering if there are communities or organizations that provide help to guide us on what needs to be done? To be specific, in Berlin. Thanks.
Hi there, thank you for this video. Is citizen's office Bürgeramt located in Berlin only or different cities? And how many hours are you able to work under the youth mobility visa?
Hey Alexis, Im a 19 year old girl from Toronto looking to move to Berlin. Did you get all of your visa requirements in Canada before you moved or did you vacate there while planning all of this out? Cheers!
such a helpful video for me because I’m moving to Berlin in March !!! ahhhh which type of visa did you get accepted for? how long did it take to process? and how long does your visa last? muah many thanks!
Hi Delanea, it says most of it in the video/description. It’s a youth mobility (working holiday) visa, when applying in person in Berlin it’s issued right away, so no processing time, and it’s good for a year. Good luck, glad you found it helpful! 😊
Thanks for this useful vid! I wonder, will you have to pay taxes in Canada, even if you get your income in Germany? Merci! And good luck with everything!
The answer is no, but if she holds USA citizenship she would have to pay any taxes in USA for any amount above what she paid in German taxes that is below what us taxes on her income would be.
I'm a jewish girl living in Germany and there's literally none. I've never experienced any in my entire life. most people just don't care to be honest that you're jewish or not.
Sorry to sound mean, hiding behing a few 0´s and 1´s but I am really tired of this narrative and people spreading the word of Berlin being such a cool city bla bla. Cause it´s not anymore. Berlin turned into caricature. Part of the reason is people who wanna come here, work some shitty-ass underpaid Cafe-Jobs (not even understanding german and on top having the nerve being cocky about this) and having the top priority to spend these lowsy bucks they make on partying. Berlin is under attack by investors. The rents have gone up more then any other place in the world in the last 5 years. And there are floods of people demolishing any sense of community in the neighborhoods. Stop invading this city not giving anything back to the community. Go to Tbilisi in Georgia. It ´s the new cool place to be. Much cheaper than Berlin and way more exciting. Also, the natives are not as hostile as in Berlin ;)
I also hear great things about Tbilisi, but not sure if you missed it but I (Alexis‘s girlfriend) am from Berlin so that’s why she moved here. I agree that the whole world is moving to Berlin and it’s changing the city but as someone who’s moved around to different cities- it’s the case with a lot of great cities, if you think Berlin housing is in a bad state try Toronto or Copenhagen. Also, Alexis isnt cocky about not speaking German, she is learning and going to classes and trying to speak as much as possible. I understand your frustration but making over-generalizations and making Alexis feel bad for merely answering questions she’s getting is not the right way to go about it. Thank you.
Dood Dood - You are pretty much describing every city. Also, why watch a video called "Moving to Berlin" when you clearly don't want anyone to move to Berlin.
I have had liked quite a few lesbians. I think guys just seem to be attracted to a wide range of women but if I analyze it, I think they tend to be more down to earth, easier to relate to, understand the difficulty men have meeting women rather than blaming it on men. That said, if you're talking about the butch ones that really look and act like dudes, yeah, maybe that says something haha.
@@4franz4 Lol DU hast hier doch zuerst jemanden beschuldigt ("lern deutsch"). Erst das Video schauen, dann kommentieren. Oh man -.- Wie kann man so dämlich sein.
Loved this video! I moved to another country with another language and it was the best decision I ever made. So happy for you and Lilian! Can't way for more videos :)
So great to hear from you. Missed Lillian but your information regarding obtaining a visa was welcomed. How long can you stay now? Always cheering for you two. 🇨🇦❤️
If she has a Youth Mobility Visa then she can stay for 1 year on that visa before she has to switch to another one: canada.diplo.de/ca-en/consular-services/visa/yma
I admire anyone who makes a move to new city and/or country - it takes a lot of courage! Congratulations on your move and ending long distance!
I am a spanish guy, 31 years old. After 8 years living here, I can truly say that learning german until C1 is the only thing I am really proud of.
Congrats on your recent move, guys! :)
I moved to Berlin about 1 year ago, and have loved it so far. There are still some things that surprises me and takes some getting used to. But at the same time I feel like this is totally the right decision for me.
Hi Marie I hope everything is well 🙏 this is hasan from toronto just I am wondering I would like to move to berlin wherre can I get more information such as work permit permanent residence
Thanks have a wonderful days
I love Berlin! I'm from New York(now I live in Arizona) but Berlin was my favorite city in Europe. You should check out other cities in Germany. You will love Heidelberg!
I have mad respect for the bravery it must have taken you to make that move!
Thank you so much ♥️ it’s always nice to be called brave. It was definitely a decision I don’t regret - A
I'm from Canada but have lived in Berlin for a bit and this is pretty solid advice. Well done! At the end of the day though you just have to commit to living here and give it a chance. Making new friends, finding your locals, and exploration is all just stuff that takes time. No way around it.
It’s so admirable that you’ve moved to a country where you don’t speak the language etc, you should feel so proud of yourself, Alexis! I’m so so happy for you and Lilian, you both deserve the world ❤️
This was so helpful for me! I am trying to move to Berlin long term! I am here for an internship right now (I am from Texas). Thanks for sharing your experience!! :)
I’m so glad this helped, even just a bit ☺️ good luck with the whole process - A
Hey Kimberly, which city in Texas?
Caleb Wonhas Houston-ish hahaha are you from Texas?
@@KimCrossesBorders Nice! Yes, I guess you could say Dallas-ish! I was born and raised there but have been living in Germany for the past 3 1/2 years.
Caleb Wonhas ahhh wait that’s so cool!! Which part of Germany??!
Welcome to the "everything is possible-Berlin" :-). Enjoy your time here and let the spirit of the city inspire you.
Stean25 thank you so much ♥️ such a lovely comment
I doubt I'll ever move abroad, but this video was so thoughtful, that I just wanted to say thank you anyway!
Signed,
A big fan of yours and Lilian's
Anywhere in particular you’d move to if you were to move abroad ? but Aw no problem! I’m glad you still watched - a
Wow, that's a good question. I'm not sure, except that I think it would be one of the English-speaking countries, maybe Australia or the UK, cause some of my favorite movies were made there :-) Or New Zealand, since I hear there are really almost no deadly bugs (or maybe it was no deadly reptiles) there! Amazing, right? I may have to research that a bit more. :-)
My apologies for taking so long to reply. I hope you and Lilian are doing great, and happy holidays!
P.S.
I was wondering what type of camera you and Lilian use for your channel, and like, what the set-up is? Your videos are so well-done, and so clear! Do you use just a phone-cam? Or is it a special camera? Also how do you set it up at the right height, etc? I'm really thinking about posting on TH-cam soon, but am not the most tech-savvy person, so I thought I'd ask you, since you seem to know what you're doing :-)
If you have any links to where to get the products you use, and any tips about the set-up, etc, it would mean so much to me! Looking forward to your reply. Thanks a bunch.
Signed,
Your big fan (^_^)
Very informative. Always love when you guys post! : )
Congrats and wish you great beautiful Times here in Germany .
Even if not on the officially: Berlin/Germany is actually bilingual. The (old) local language German and the global language Global English. In reality there are over 100 more of other local languages due to migration, language learners, expats and so on, but are of less relevance. And that's not just the case in Berlin but more or less evolved in all other modern cities/spots in the 21. century. Singapore, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Barcelona, Iceland, Scandinavia, New York, Shanghai, Bejing, Mumbai, Sao Paolo, Toronto, Chennai, Dubai, Sydney, Captown, Tel Aviv, Manila, Milano, Tokyo, Seoul and so on: local languages and Global English. In Germany just the government/bureaucracy lacks behind. The idea of multilingualism is actually a 19./20. century imagination. At that time one really need to learn another language to migrate - which was usually a life long matter. But that's not the 21. century. Now: there is a new meta culture with Global English (this youtube channel is part of it). Most people don't like to hear that, because all are used to many languages and so on. Especially linguists try to sell the importance of multilingualism. But that's just an ideology, a hobby or a special interest ... For most people it makes sense just to learn English (and instead of other languages rather get a bit better with Geography, Natural science, IT, History, Economy and so on). Same is true for schools - to much is wasted on wrong things ... It makes more sense if all people on the planet learn one language instead of all learn all languages or everyone for instance two or three. Everyone with a bit logic could notice that there are even with more costs/effort/ressources/time the result is worse - because many combinations of 'not intelligable' are left. All with one language is more efficient. The EU, the UN, all which are for political/ideological reasons formally multilingual (which is just show) are mostly using English ... a matter of simple everyday synchronization. Exactly the same happens if people from all over the world meet in Berlin - switch usually to English. Same in the internet ...
Alexis really loved Lili .. leaving her comfort zone in Canada and settle with her partner on a totally different world
Welcome to Berlin!
I fall in love with your expressions alexis..
Why is it everyone moves to Berlin, and I, who was born here, lived Here for 22 years, has to leave for the suburbs, because rents are too high?
And Most people even hate it after a short time.
Chill dude, ich bin auch hier geboren. - L
Berlin ist übrigens nicht die einzige Stadt wo viele Leute hinziehen. Alexis kommt aus Toronto wo die Mieten ungefähr doppelt so hoch sind wie in Berlin und der Mehrteil der Stadt von anderen Teilen der Welt ist, nur dass die Leute sich da aufs community building konzentrieren als sich dauernd zu beschweren. Ich bin in Kreuzberg geboren aber habe wohl ich Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Leuten hier auch mal wo anders gelebt - Perspektive.
@@AlexisLilian natürlich gibt es da andere Orte, wo es schlimmer ist.
Nur Orte wo es (noch) nicht so ist, werden sofort als total anziehend dargestellt, Zack alle hin da + Bigmoney = langsame Auflösung der eigentlichen erstrebten Umgebung.
Ich war nie woanders.
An einer Hand abzählbare Reisen oder Klassenfahrten, sonst Schule, Studium und Familie/Freunde In der Stadt.
Es ist sehr subjektiv aber ich bin halt echt traurig, dass ich mit Bafög + Job meine Wohnung nicht mehr bezahlen kann, in der ich seit 18 Jahren lebe, kann Berlin nicht verlassen. Nicht so Lust auf Oranienburg oder so...
Spielt sicher auch Neid mit rein aber auch Betretenheit...
das stimmt nicht Berlin ist die einzige Stadt der Welt, in die viele Leute ziehen. Das ist ja auch logisch, schliesslich funktioniert dieser Vorgang ja nur, wenn sie von woanders wegziehen! ... *hochzufrieden auf die Beweisfuehrung blick ... (richtig ist, dass diese stete Noergelei, u.a. auch gegen Touristen, von eher geringer Belichtung ist)
Robin - This is the same for every big city. The more people go there the higher prices become and the larger the circle of expensive housing becomes, forcing people who can't afford it farther away. London is exactly the same. It is just life.
Congratulations on taking the big step into the relative unknown !
gonna move to my girlfriend’s country soon as well. hope my relocation will be as cool as it was for you :)
do you know some web page for look for appartments, usually used by people in berlin?
wg-gesucht.de (great for finding sublets which are easier to get in the beginning), immowelt.de, immobilienscout24.de, ebay-kleinanzeigen.de (classifieds, look under “mietwohnungen”). good luck! 😊
Thanks!
So they just plop you in front of a video and give you the card? Lol. Was the video in English or German. In Finland it is a multi hour course and a test :0
What do you do there for a job? I have been trying to find a job as an English speaker there for ages. You rule for making the move + obsessed with you guys xx
I also live in berlin neukölln and i saw you guys in the subway yesterday or Sunday idk but i was to shy to talk to you and now i regret ittt
Cheetoisfor Cheetos aww no way! definitely say hey next time ☺️ I promise we’re nice haha - A
Me too coming to Germany first time, same kind of feeling am going to face like you 😃
Couple more questions! How long did it take to receive your visa after you applied? And is it a 1 year working visa? Love you guys and have followed you foreverrrrr 💕
Your hair is so beautiful! Any hair care tips or a specific routine you do to keep that definition?
i know this video was a while ago but it was really helpful. what kind of visa did you get? i know of the youth mobility visa, but i thought you needed a to have a job already lined up for that?
How does travellers health insurance work? How do I prove that I have insurance in Canada
Anyone knows if there is any communities or organizations that give
support and help to people who just move or migrate to Germany? Me and
my partner (a German citizen) planning to move to Germany permanently,
but we have no idea how taxes work, how medical insurance work and
everything else needed to live in Germany. So we are wondering if there
are communities or organizations that provide help to guide us on what
needs to be done? To be specific, in Berlin. Thanks.
Hi there, thank you for this video. Is citizen's office Bürgeramt located in Berlin only or different cities? And how many hours are you able to work under the youth mobility visa?
Hi Akexis. Interesting video and you look very beautiful in your new hair style. And you look like a teenager...where is your Angel Lilian
Moved there in March. Left in August. Hated the attitude of locals to ‘immigrants’, the attitude of people in general.
Just don't come, thanks.
a Berlin OG
Alexis really loved Lili .. leaving her comfort zone in Canada and settle with her partner on a totally different world
Hi Alexis! Can you clarify why you saw Berlin as big and grungy? Aren't you from Toronto? Isn't Toronto big and urban as well?
As someone from Toronto, Berlin feels smaller and less crowded to me, so I was surprised to hear that too
Hey Alexis, Im a 19 year old girl from Toronto looking to move to Berlin. Did you get all of your visa requirements in Canada before you moved or did you vacate there while planning all of this out? Cheers!
such a helpful video for me because I’m moving to Berlin in March !!! ahhhh
which type of visa did you get accepted for?
how long did it take to process?
and how long does your visa last?
muah many thanks!
Hi Delanea, it says most of it in the video/description. It’s a youth mobility (working holiday) visa, when applying in person in Berlin it’s issued right away, so no processing time, and it’s good for a year. Good luck, glad you found it helpful! 😊
@@AlexisLilian Oh my bad, I didn't read the description lol
But thanks again !!!
gotta get that "onmadong"
Hey, I'm 19 and moving to Berlin in a couple of months, how much German did you need for the café jobs? :) x
Hi alexa..I’m coming Berlin next month
Love you guys
Thanks for this useful vid! I wonder, will you have to pay taxes in Canada, even if you get your income in Germany? Merci! And good luck with everything!
The answer is no, but if she holds USA citizenship she would have to pay any taxes in USA for any amount above what she paid in German taxes that is below what us taxes on her income would be.
What will happen after one year though...?
Hi Alexis! I love you 💗
Go back!
Weed is now legal in Canada!
Just kidding, welcome have nice time with your girlfriend!
love you💖
Thanks!! Will you be able to pay the rent for an apartment in Berlin by having a cafe job? 😄
Saar rent is pretty cheap here, and of course I’m not the only one paying the rent haha
I am canadian ı want to be live germany now ı Live to Fürth how come take to work permit
Always be happy with lilian.
you should do an apartment tour
What will you do legally speaking after living there for a year? 🤔
Good afternoon Alexis...SO BEAUTIFUL And l MISS YOU SO MUCH LOVE YOU SO MUCH FROM THAILAND
Skin we need a skin care video!
Brava 😃
is it easy to travel by car in Canada, how much time to commute by car compared to public transport ?
depends where and what distance? do you mean in the city or to travel around the country?
@@AlexisLilianthanks for the reply!, i meant travelling from home to the work place in car
are you leaving family behind in Canada?
❤️❤️❤️❤️
So pretty ❤
J L thank you ♥️
Coole Aktion - von Kanada nach D. 👍 ich würde lieber nach Kanada 😁
Aye you live in Berlin?? I live here too! Love ya
So cute
How long can you stay in Germany as a non EU citizen?
description box ;)
SO BEAUTIFUL
Can we get another solo video by the sweeeeeeeeeeet alexis
Warum schau ich das lol
Um excuse me, you didn't talk about what kind of food they have over there that's covered in cheese at all! Priorities?? 😂 JK, great video!
Lovely woman...you are..both of you..perhaps we will meet...Cheers
So have you converted to Islam yet?
Why this question?
You are really pritty...woman !!
What’s the level of anti-semitism in Berlin/Germany these days?
I'm a jewish girl living in Germany and there's literally none. I've never experienced any in my entire life. most people just don't care to be honest that you're jewish or not.
Sorry to sound mean, hiding behing a few 0´s and 1´s but I am really tired of this narrative and people spreading the word of Berlin being such a cool city bla bla. Cause it´s not anymore. Berlin turned into caricature. Part of the reason is people who wanna come here, work some shitty-ass underpaid Cafe-Jobs (not even understanding german and on top having the nerve being cocky about this) and having the top priority to spend these lowsy bucks they make on partying. Berlin is under attack by investors. The rents have gone up more then any other place in the world in the last 5 years. And there are floods of people demolishing any sense of community in the neighborhoods. Stop invading this city not giving anything back to the community. Go to Tbilisi in Georgia. It ´s the new cool place to be. Much cheaper than Berlin and way more exciting. Also, the natives are not as hostile as in Berlin ;)
I also hear great things about Tbilisi, but not sure if you missed it but I (Alexis‘s girlfriend) am from Berlin so that’s why she moved here. I agree that the whole world is moving to Berlin and it’s changing the city but as someone who’s moved around to different cities- it’s the case with a lot of great cities, if you think Berlin housing is in a bad state try Toronto or Copenhagen. Also, Alexis isnt cocky about not speaking German, she is learning and going to classes and trying to speak as much as possible. I understand your frustration but making over-generalizations and making Alexis feel bad for merely answering questions she’s getting is not the right way to go about it. Thank you.
@@AlexisLilian I love you guys.
Georgia? Gonna add it to my list! Danke!
Dood Dood what happened to the rent controls? Why don’t you leave the EU and stop immigration?
Dood Dood - You are pretty much describing every city. Also, why watch a video called "Moving to Berlin" when you clearly don't want anyone to move to Berlin.
You so beautiful😘
you are beautiful
Why is is that the only women I am attracted to turn out to be lesbians? sure this says more about me than them! :)
I have had liked quite a few lesbians. I think guys just seem to be attracted to a wide range of women but if I analyze it, I think they tend to be more down to earth, easier to relate to, understand the difficulty men have meeting women rather than blaming it on men. That said, if you're talking about the butch ones that really look and act like dudes, yeah, maybe that says something haha.
if you realize that you dont like Berlin at all, you can come to my place :D
Please learn German if you decided to go to Germany...
Eins der ersten Sachen die gesagt wurden aber ok... Vielleicht erstmal zuhören bevor man was belehrendes kommentiert
@@AlexisLilian nicht gerade ausrasten...
@@4franz4 Lol DU hast hier doch zuerst jemanden beschuldigt ("lern deutsch"). Erst das Video schauen, dann kommentieren. Oh man -.- Wie kann man so dämlich sein.
@@Rockrockz chiiilll dein Leben😂
@@4franz4 Lern richtiges Englisch, wenn du dich dazu entscheidest, hier zu kommentieren und andere blöd anzumachen.
I'd rather stay at home
hipsters out of berlin !
Loved this video! I moved to another country with another language and it was the best decision I ever made. So happy for you and Lilian! Can't way for more videos :)
So great to hear from you. Missed Lillian but your information regarding obtaining a visa was welcomed. How long can you stay now? Always cheering for you two. 🇨🇦❤️
If she has a Youth Mobility Visa then she can stay for 1 year on that visa before she has to switch to another one: canada.diplo.de/ca-en/consular-services/visa/yma
Hey thanks for the video! Can I ask how can you get a job in a café without speaking German? Thanks! :)
I never felt like Berlin is larger than Toronto, but it definitely feels more hectic sometimes
immediately clicked on this lmao. Love you guys
Same here 😂
I know this isn’t exactly what you channel is about but I have a really similar hair type to you and would love to see a hair routine! x
Caitlin i was thinking just the same thing 😱 would be a great vid
This narrative is def outdated. Good luck though.
What do you mean?