You should look up if there are some classes or courses with which you could get a valid degree for Germany quickly or if you can transfer your credits or in anyway make your degree valid there. Otherwise, and I know it's hard to hear that, you will have to start all over again in Germany, which could be costly, or you'll have to be satisfied with another job, not necessarilly in that field. I know it's shitty, I'm sure you've heard this many times before: life sucks sometimes, I'm sorry.
Either you go back to Macedonia, hoping your wife can fit there.
Or you go on studying in Germany till you reach the point you can work there in your field of study.
Likely you do not need to do all again, you need to have your study and your language skills valuated and then get to know what else you need to do to start working.
It is a common problem but it is not an easy one. But people learn to live with it all the time.
Its a problem for graduates to get jobs even in their own country and it may be necessary to look for a job outside your field of study. Psychology is a popular subject and you will have to keep looking. Until you can find a job in your chosen field take any job you can get and work on improving your German.
They're bullshitting you. Your degree is valid for all countries.
Transfer credits and work to get yourself qualified. Though this all sounds strange.
