Fines up to 5000 euros: what can Ukrainians be punished for in Germany.

Germany has quite strict rules, violation of which can lead to fines of up to 5,000 euros. These rules may seem strange to Ukrainians, so it is better to know about them in advance to avoid financial losses.

Also read: a list of the strangest fines in Germany presented by German Culture.

What can lead to a fine in Germany

In Germany, there are laws that prohibit certain actions on Sundays and public holidays, such as mowing the lawn or playing loud music.

Even vacuuming at certain hours or creating excessive noise can also result in a fine ranging up to 5,000 euros. However, usually, this is limited to a warning.

Other interesting fines

No matter whether you have become a permanent resident of Germany or are just visiting, you can be fined for several surprising violations.

• Disrespectful treatment towards police can cost between 500 to 1,000 euros.
• Washing your car on the street without a special car wash can cost you 50-100 euros.
• Stopping on the autobahn due to running out of fuel can result in a fine of up to 70 euros.
• An uncleaned sidewalk can lead to a payment of up to 500 euros.
• You must walk pets at least twice a day; if you violate this rule, you will be fined 100-300 euros.

German fines, although strange, help maintain order and safety in the country. For locals, this is the norm, and for tourists, it is advisable to study the rules in advance to avoid unpleasant situations.

Previously, we wrote about possible fines for Ukrainians, who may lose benefits, and about the possibility of deportation from Germany.