A recent study by the German Economic Institute reveals that international students significantly bolster Germany’s economy, with an estimated contribution of 15.5 billion euros from 79,000 new students in 2022. These students pay more in taxes and social security throughout their lives compared to the benefits they receive. The high retention rate of foreign students further solidifies their economic impact, as illustrated by a 45% staying rate ten years after starting their studies. Additionally, the absence of tuition fees is a key factor attracting students to Germany for their education.
Germany's international students contribute significantly to the economy, with 79,000 students yielding an estimated 15.5 billion euros in taxes and social security contributions.
The study demonstrated that international students not only enhance academic diversity but also provide essential economic benefits, proving they are a valuable asset to Germany.
With a stay rate of 45% for foreign students, the economic contributions of these individuals greatly exceed the costs associated with their education.
Germany's appeal for international students is largely due to the lack of tuition fees and the promising financial prospects post-graduation.
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