Germany views India as a vital partner in addressing its skilled worker shortage as demand in IT, management, research, and technology continues to rise. Ackermann urged Indians to take advantage of the possibilities that lie ahead.
The number of Indian professionals working in Germany is increasing, particularly in fields like IT, management, research, and technology. Philipp Ackermann, the German Ambassador to India and Bhutan, said in a video message posted on X (previously Twitter) that Indians are not only landing employment in Germany but also succeeding there.
He started by saying, “Now is a fantastic time to speak about Indians working in Germany,” and that “Indians are among the top earners in Germany.”
German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann claims that Indians make more money than Germans.
According to Ackermann, Indian workers in Germany often make more money than their German colleagues, which may surprise many. “The typical Indian employee in Germany makes more money than the typical German employee in Germany.” He remarked, “And that is very excellent news.”
The Ambassador clarified that this is a result of both increased pay and the important contribution Indian professionals make to Germany’s development. “A high wage indicates that Indians are making significant contributions to our society and well-being,” he said.
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Germany, often seen as Europe’s economic superpower, has created a transparent and reliable migration system. “Our migration policy works a little like a German vehicle,” Ackermann remarked, using a metaphor that symbolizes his nation’s pride in its engineering. It is contemporary, dependable, and predictable. It will not zigzag; it will go in a straight path. Furthermore, a complete break at maximum speed is not anything to be afraid about.
He emphasized that regulations in Germany do not change quickly, which gives foreign experts the assurance they need to establish a long-term career there. “We do not make drastic changes to our regulations all at once. Germany welcomes highly competent Indians,” he promised.
Germany views India as a vital partner in addressing its skilled worker shortage as demand in IT, management, research, and technology continues to rise. “If you want to discover out what Germany has to offer, click on the link tree below,” Ackermann said, encouraging Indians to investigate the prospects that lie ahead. You may undoubtedly come with unexpected possibilities.
He included a link in the video’s commentary that takes viewers to the linktr.eegermanyinindia website.
Since India’s economy is one of the fastest-growing in the world, more and more qualified Indian professionals are searching outside for opportunities. Professionals are increasingly choosing Germany because of its stable politics and robust industry.