The safest cities in Germany: where Ukrainians should stay

Germany remains one of the most peaceful and predictable countries in Europe, which is why Ukrainians are increasingly choosing it for temporary residence or long-term relocation. People appreciate not only the high level of security, but also the comfortable infrastructure, transparent rules, and access to quality healthcare and education. Find out which German cities offer the best balance of security, stability, and opportunities for new beginnings

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Germany has long been considered one of the most stable and safest countries in Europe, with a strong economy, predictable system, high-quality healthcare and a high level of social protection. The country confidently holds its place at the top of global safety rankings: according to the Global Peace Index, Germany ranks 20th among the safest countries in the world. That is why Germany remains one of the most attractive options for Ukrainians seeking security, order and a comfortable living environment.

With reference to the Ministry of Finance, we will tell you which cities in Germany are considered the safest — with low crime rates, high standards of living and a favourable atmosphere for those planning to move.

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Munich

Munich is consistently ranked among the safest cities in the world: according to Numbeo, its safety index is 78.8 points — one of the best in Europe. The city combines a high level of security, a strong economy and developed infrastructure.

Munich is a major centre for international corporations (BMW, Siemens), strong medicine and education. The Bogenhausen district is particularly valued — quiet, green, with prestigious schools and a peaceful atmosphere. The average salary in the city is around €3,300, and the level of comfort and stability can be felt in literally everything: transport, medicine, ecology, and the urban environment.

The city is ideal for Ukrainians looking for a reliable place to live, work in international companies, and enjoy high social standards.

Dresden

Dresden's safety index is 68.5 points. It is one of the cosiest, cleanest and quietest cities in Germany, where life flows steadily and comfortably. It attracts students, families and pensioners who appreciate the cultural atmosphere and safety.

Dresden is known for its architecture, museums, theatres and historic centre. At the same time, the city remains affordable in terms of housing: renting a one-bedroom flat costs €600-750, and the average salary is around €3,000. Public transport runs reliably, and the local neighbourhoods are suitable for both young people and families with children.

Freiburg

With a safety index of 67 points, Freiburg attracts those who want to live in an environmentally friendly, modern and very safe city. It is a centre for sustainable technology, solar energy and green urbanism. Freiburg is known as a student city: it is home to one of Germany's oldest universities and leading research centres.

Freiburg is ideal for those seeking peace, cleanliness, nature and a progressive atmosphere.

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Stuttgart

Stuttgart's safety index is 65.2 points. The city attracts engineers, IT specialists and students who want to study or work in technical fields. It is home to the headquarters of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, strong technical universities and a developed scientific environment.

Stuttgart is surrounded by parks and vineyards, and the districts of Feuerbach and Degerloch are considered quiet and prestigious — ideal for families with children. The city is suitable for Ukrainians who value order, professional prospects and comfort without the hustle and bustle of a metropolis.

Nuremberg

With a safety index of 64.7 points, Nuremberg combines accessibility, tranquillity and a high quality of life. It is smaller than tourist capitals, but offers all the necessary infrastructure: transport, schools, hospitals, shops, universities and research centres.

The city centre is a combination of medieval architecture, market squares and quiet, safe neighbourhoods. Due to its affordable rents, Nuremberg is often chosen by students, young professionals and families who want to live in a quiet and safe environment.

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Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf's safety index is 64.5 points, making it one of the safest large cities in Germany. It is the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia and a centre for fashion, media, finance and IT. Areas such as Oberkassel are considered prestigious, with an atmosphere of order and comfort.

Düsseldorf is ideal for Ukrainian families: there are many international schools, communities, cultural events, as well as a high level of social protection and healthcare.

Karlsruhe

Karlsruhe's safety index is 63 points. The city is known for being home to the German Federal Constitutional Court and one of the best technical universities, KIT. Despite its compact size, Karlsruhe is very convenient to live in: it has a well-designed transport network, cycle paths and many green areas.

The city is chosen by young professionals, families and students who value safety and a more relaxed pace of life.

Why Germany remains one of the best options for Ukrainians to live in

1. Absolute stability and predictability

Laws, medicine, social system — everything works clearly and transparently. It is one of the most stable countries in Europe.

2. Career and educational opportunities

Offices of international corporations, research centres, top universities — Germany offers a high level of professional development.

3. Strong social protection

Insurance, holiday pay, childbirth benefits, subsidies, family support — all of this is available even with a residence permit.

4. Environmental friendliness and comfortable urban planning

Green areas, clean air, convenient public transport, bike paths, and a high level of environmental friendliness.

5. Loyal migration policy

After 3–5 years of living on a work visa or on business grounds, you can apply for German citizenship.

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