What problems did Jews face when trying to leave Germany?

Answer 1

Until about August 1941 Jews were actively bullied into leaving Germany. However, they had to pay for permission to leave and were not allowed to take more than ten marks out of the country. (They had to leave the rest of their money in Germany). The main difficulty was finding countries willing to accept them and transport was often a problem, too.

Answer 2

There would only be penalties if a country where jews were was occupied by Hitler otherwise you should've been safe , allies of Hitler i don't know, there is no history recalling Italy and Japan killing Jews

Answer 3

After Crystal Night the numbers of Jews wishing to leave Germany increased dramatically. It has been calculated that between 1933 and 1939, approximately half the Jewish population of Germany left the country. The problems for the rest was that that they were sent to camps from the gettos. It has been estimated that between 1942 and 1945 a total of 18 million were sent to extermination camps. Of these, historians have estimated that between five and eleven million were killed.