Moroccan Nurse Belgium Earns 10000 Euros Monthly Independent

By using an application to select her assignments, Kamilia Fikri’s business generates between 8,000 and 10,000 euros gross per month. A single night shift can earn her up to 900 euros. This financial independence allows the 31-year-old mother to comfortably cover her 1,000 euro rent and 850 euros in childcare fees. "I work somewhat by objectives: one night for rent, another for bills," she explains to Sudinfo. Completely autonomous, she now prioritizes her two-year-old son rather than frantically chaining shifts together.

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Before finding this precious balance, the young woman came close to burnout. Initially hired full-time in the surgery department at MontLégia Hospital in Liège, she began supplementing with home care services. Her weeks quickly approached 70 hours of work, with days stretching from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. The birth of her child triggered a radical shift. Realizing she earned better money working for herself, she definitively left the traditional system. "Today, I’m my own boss, and that changes everything," she says.

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This success crowns a journey filled with obstacles. Arriving in Verviers in 2017 with her Moroccan diploma and three years of experience, she had to return to school for two and a half years to obtain equivalence. While she savors her freedom today, she also accepts its precarious trade-off. Without paid leave or automatic pension contributions, the professional must anticipate every financial burden. "If I don’t work, I don’t earn anything," the nurse sums up, perfectly lucid about her status’s demands.