Is 68k good salary for Berlin?

It is a salary that comfortably puts you in the top third of earners in Berlin. You won’t quite be able to afford a positively huge flat wherever you’d like, but a normal-sized one pretty much anywhere, or a rather large one in all but the most expensive areas will be comfortably within reach.

What is an average salary in Berlin?

Berlin, Berlin Jobs by Salary

Job Title	Range	Average
Senior Software Engineer	Range:€54k – €82k	Average:€66,874
Front End Developer / Engineer	Range:€33k – €66k	Average:€48,604
Software Developer	Range:€35k – €64k	Average:€48,854
Sr. Software Engineer / Developer / Programmer	Range:€46k – €77k	Average:€61,122

How much is the average salary in Berlin?

Salary rankings by profession

Job type	Median salary (USD)	Salary ranking compared to all cities
QA Engineer	$51,631	69/265
Product Manager	$51,239	128/265
Software Engineer	$49,580	104/265
Data Scientist	$49,334	124/265

What is Berlin salary?

BERLIN / SALARY

AVERAGE SALARY / YEAR €57,330 EUR $69,615 USD
MOST TYPICAL SALARY / YEAR €42,823 EUR $52,000 USD
Gross income	Net (after tax)
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How much does the average person earn in Berlin?

A person working in Berlin typically earns around 4,340 EUR per month. Salaries range from 1,100 EUR (lowest average) to 19,400 EUR (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher). This is the average monthly salary including housing, transport, and other benefits. Salaries vary drastically between different careers.

What is the average salary in the former East Germany?

The average salary in the old federal states is about 25\% (or 800 euros a month) above the average in the new states. That is, employees in the former East Germany earn on average around 3,000 euros a month (excluding the city state Berlin because Berlin is not considered one of the new federal states).

What is the average salary of a single German citizen?

A person who has an average German gross salary of 45 thousand euros per year, is single and is not a registered church member (pays no church tax) earns a net salary just under 28 thousand euros per year.

Why is it so hard to talk about salary in Berlin?

Salary in Berlin is always a difficult topic to address. It’s hard to talk about it with your boss or with your fellow employees. In general, people also tend to keep the figure to themselves, probably because they are afraid of being underpaid, overpaid or even making other people jealous.