How much rent can I afford in Germany?

Rental costs in Germany are separated into basic rent and ancillary costs (household bills). Together these two cost types make up the total rent. The amount of rent you can afford in Germany depends on your net income. A golden rule states that you shouldn’t be spending more than 30% of your net income on your rent.

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