Benefit Tourists

[scooterscot]

Do you pay Arbeitslosengeld? If not, like me, then you're not but you can get other benefits. The Mail article, as is usual, is full of inaccuracies, mis-truths, made up bollocks and is not worth the paper its printed on

Well we kindergeld + I forget the name but my wife receives a benefit for looking after the child for the first year. All in all that amounts to around €500 a month.
I don't know why expats would be receiving unemployment benefit out here.
Do you pay social taxes out here? I've only paid them when going through an umbrella, but not no more now that I'm a freelancer.

[darmstadt]

And why not I'm entitled to it.

Do you pay Arbeitslosengeld? If not, like me, then you're not but you can get other benefits. The Mail article, as is usual, is full of inaccuracies, mis-truths, made up bollocks and is not worth the paper its printed on

[scooterscot]

And why not I'm entitled to it.

[darmstadt]

And by the way, what's the German equivalent of the Daily Hail?

There isn't one really although Bild could be Thought of as a mix of all the British redtops and tabloids...

[doodab]

And by the way, what's the German equivalent of the Daily Hail?

Mein Kampf?

[petergriffin]

Catch-all answer on DM:

And by the way, what's the German equivalent of the Daily Hail?

[petergriffin]

Catch-all answer on DM:

All this is down to the EU, and has to stop, vote UKIP.

[darmstadt]

Oi, I'm paying your dole: Don't mention ze dole! One tenth of Britain's expat population is claiming up to £23,000 in unemployment payments from Germany as benefits across Europe are revealed | Mail Online