Can students in Germany work freelance?

Which country is more suitable for foreign students about all matters especially easy work , germany or Sweden.

• Answer:

  As the cost of living in Sweden is so high I would recommend that you go to Germany.Here is some useful information that I have found. Student jobs How to finance your studies in Germany Many students work part-time to finance their studies and foreign students can do the same without having to get a work permit. However, the amount of time you are allowed to work is limited to 90 days per year or to a limited number of hours per week. In some federal states, you are only allowed to work during vacation. Typical student jobs include working in a bar, office work, courier work, taxi driving (though you need a special permit for doing this), hostess work on fairs (well paid) and street cleaning in winter. Pay for student jobs is typically €10-15/hour. Vacancies are often promoted on newspaper websites, via student unions or the university. As part of their studies, many German students do apprenticeships during their summer or winter holidays. These offer first-hand experience and direct contact with potential employers. People leaving university without ever having worked in the "real world" might find it hard to get a job. Universities often help with organizing appropriate internships, especially during summer vacation. For international internships, you can contact the international student union AISEC - http://www.aisec.de. There are magazines that focus on career issues for university students and young professionals, such as Junge Karriere. Its website has information on employment perspectives in different industries, tips and tricks for writing CVs, a job spider which searches through different job engines, an list of headhunters and information on career fairs - http://www.jungekarriere.com. If you get a permanent job offer after university graduation, don't forget that you are not permitted to remain in Germany with a student visa. Official policy is that you must return to your home country before you can apply for a residency visa and work permit. However, if your employer wants you to start working quickly, this can be avoided by a lawyer making a petition on your behalf.