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Where do you get the statistic that there are 3 million less women than men in Germany? The 2015 statistics show that there were 96.78 males per 100 females in Germany overall, with 102 males per 100 females in the 25-54 bracket. That is around 385,000 fewer females than males over a 30-year generation. With incoming and outgoing immigration flows, it might as well be balanced out. And please don't say that Germany is poor, it's an insult to the citizens of countries that don't enjoy the same benefits. Germany is one of the most prosperous countries on earth and you should be grateful that you get to enjoy the benefits of citizenship. You don't have to worry about political violence, a lack of a social net, substandard medical care, a corrupt police force and generalized violence. Germany is consistently within the top 20 countries for every economic metric, so calling Germany "poor" is just wrong. Be thankful.