Bringing money from abroad, what does the job center say about this?
Hello, my dears,
I have absolutely no idea about any of this, so I'm turning to you. If anyone knows anything about this, please give me serious answers. Thanks.
My parents are currently in Turkey because my aunt asked them to fly here because our property is being sold.
My father's share is €150,000. The problem is, my father can't open an account in Turkey because the job center apparently can find out. Or is there a way?
How much cash can I carry? How do I declare it? In my suitcase at the airport?
What does the job center say about this? Are they allowed to interfere with inheritances? Is there a way to transfer the money without them noticing?
My sister doesn't receive citizen's allowance, but she lives with us, and my mother, father, and I currently receive citizen's allowance. Could the money be transferred to another family member?
Thanks in advance :),
Huh? Of course, your father can open an account.
Cash can be taken with you as much as you are funny, from 10,000 euros it has to be registered with the customs.
The job center doesn't matter, because if your father has 150,000 euros he doesn't need any citizen money anymore and gets no more.
Do you have to pay for cash?
That depends on what the money comes from. Absolutely no matter whether cash or not.
There are no tips on how to cheat the job center and thus the taxpayer.
Are you aware that you and your parents are planning a fraud? Manoman, it would be so nice if not all the prejudices against Turks were constantly confirmed.
To the cat!
What's that got to do with Turks? Who do you have problems with? Are they Islamists, asylum seekers or, in general, foreigners? Sorry Renate but I don't think that every German person presents everything to the job center, most parasites in Germany are German who didn't work a day in life.
Why do you ask such a question, don't you think your father told you that 🤦🏼 ♀️ account in Turkey opens and finished, they don't find out.
What you're writing here sounds like criminal social fraud. In any way.
There are no tips on crimes.
I asked something else, better read it right 🙂
I've read it right, don't worry about it. Or do you think a potential slander on payment on your accounts would not be a social fraud?