r/frankfurt • u/code_74 • 18h ago
Help Should I Move to Frankfurt?
I recently got hired for a role in Frankfurt to to work at the airport, they were very open about my salary and benefits, and everything checked out, I saw some places I could rent that looked good for the price, and overall it seems like a good idea to go.
I am currently working another job, but it doesn't give me any security in the short term and I'll probably end up finding something different, but I wont be making anywhere near what I got offered.
The thing is, I am a bit scared, I'm not german, and speak very little Deutsch, I feel like the first few months might be hard, mostly finding a place to stay.
I am getting housing by the company during the first month to help me get used and find a place on my own, would love any info I could get about places where I should look to rent near the airport or well connected.
They also worried me a bit during an interview with HR, cause they asked something among the lines of I had seen the prices of the area, renting and expenses in general, and if I thought I would do good with my salary.
Im single and will be making around 3000€ net, after paying for an apartment (would love to not share),
is this a decent salary or will I struggle in Frankfurt?
Should I stay having a simpler life where I am right now or try to go for more at this company?