Germany
Potentially suitable — route to verifyconfidence low
Why this score raises it: Fit for your reason for moving: Safety from armed conflict hereraises it: Lifestyle and environmentlowers it: Feasibility full breakdown
To verify: the route’s own requirements — we have not finished reading its source.
- If you answer no to a job offer there, this result would read Not eligible.
Never checked · limit 45 days
Residence permit for employment (Blue Card and skilled-worker routes) · other routes here: 1
You could apply at the consulate of Germany responsible for Poland, where you live, or in Germany itself.
- A month here
- €1,954 – €5,320across its 3 citiesillustrative
- Safety
- 98the same in all 3 cities
- Healthcare
- 83the same in all 3 cities
- Temperate months
- 42the same in all 3 cities
Affordability is not scored here: nobody has measured what rent costs in this city, so the figure below is an illustration and is kept out of the ranking.
- The median household budget leaves €720 per month after costs.
- You told us you have friends or relatives you could rely on in Germany. That is your own answer, not something we checked, and it counts as much as you asked it to.
Berlin: 5 of 12 months inside 10–26 °C — our standard band, the same for every reader.
- Jan2-1-3
- Feb40-3
- Mar84-0
- Apr1594
- May19148
- Jun241812
- Jul262115
- Aug262014
- Sept211510
- Oct15106
- Nov852
- Dec31-1
Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.
Berlin, 2025: PM2.5 averaged over 5 reference monitor(s) within 25 km. The World Health Organization’s guideline is 5 µg/m³ and its first interim target is 35.
- Jan10
- Feb21
- Mar10
- Apr11
- May11
- Jun9
- Jul9
- Aug14
- Sept13
- Oct16
- Nov16
- Dec12
How this score was worked out
Each part is scored out of 100, multiplied by what it is worth, and divided by the total. Nothing here is a guess about you: the weights are the same for every reader, and the criteria below are your own answers.
| Part of the score | Score out of 100 | What it is worth | Points it added |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feasibility | 40 | 3 of 18 | 8 |
| Affordability The published cost figure here describes a period that ended more than three years ago, so it is shown and not scored. | not scored | 3 of 18 | — |
| Income and career | 80 | 1 of 18 | 5 |
| Family | 99 | 1 of 18 | 7 |
| Lifestyle and environment | 92 | 3 of 18 | 18 |
| Long-term settlement | 93 | 1 of 18 | 6 |
| Fit for your reason for moving | 89 | 6 of 18 | 36 |
| Fit score | 80 | ||
These add up over the 15 points we could measure here, not all 18. A part we cannot measure is left out rather than counted as zero, so the parts we can measure are each worth proportionally more.
What the fit for your reason for moving is made of
- Measured political stability and personal safety: 83
- Safety from armed conflict here: 100Safety from armed conflict here is rated 100/100 — INFORM puts the projected probability of conflict at 0 of 10 (very low risk).
- Rule of law and control of corruption: 84
- How long this route lets you stay: 80
- Whether the route leads to permanent residence: 100
Inside lifestyle and environment: your own criteria
| Criterion | How important you said it was | Score out of 100 | Effect on lifestyle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safety from armed conflictYou made this a filter rather than a preference, so it decides whether a destination is shown and does not add to the score.Critical — exclude anywhere that fails it, times 1.5, because you chose Risk of war or armed conflict. | Critical — exclude anywhere that fails it | 100 | 0 |
| SafetyYou made this a filter rather than a preference, so it decides whether a destination is shown and does not add to the score. | Critical — exclude anywhere that fails it | 98 | 0 |
| Healthcare | High | 83 | +13.2 |
| Friends or family who could help | High | 100 | +20 |
