Is 60k good salary in Berlin?

At 70k annual salary, you will have a comfortable life in any part of Germany . While Munich and Stuttgart are relatively expensive compared to rest of Germany, its not close to the costs of a global city (London, Paris, Amsterdam etc).

Yes, €70,000 is a good salary in Berlin for a family with 2 kids .

An average gross salary in Germany in 2017 was 3,770 euros a month for full time employees (self-employed, part-time jobbers and people with very low income below the taxable level were not included in these statistics). That is around 45,000 euros a year gross (before income tax and social contributions) .

The salary is quite good for Berlin . Large apartments (i had one that was 2,400 square feet) can be quite high, but more normal size apartments are very affordable. if you’re coming from London or NY or SF or Toyko, etc, prepare to be shocked at how cheap they are.

Berlin, Berlin Jobs by Salary Job TitleRangeAverageSoftware DeveloperRange:€36k – €65kAverage:€49,283Data ScientistRange:€40k – €75kAverage:€55,436Sr. Software Engineer / Developer / ProgrammerRange:€47k – €78kAverage:€61,607Data AnalystRange:€33k – €58kAverage:€45,256Average Salary in Berlin, Berlin – Payscale www.payscale.com › research › Location=Berlin-Berlin › Salary

In Germany, the salary of 60,000 EUR is slightly higher than the national average, and about 18% of the population has this or higher income. With a gross annual salary of 60,000 EUR, as a single, you will get about 5,000 EUR monthly or 2,969 EUR after tax. It’s a good income for a single person .

You can live pretty well on a salary as high as 80K in Berlin . There is no district you couldn’t afford. You can easily own multiple cars in the city, since parking fees are negligible. Food is neither inexpesive nor expensive.