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We would like to inform you that there is no immigration program for Germany such as Canada and America, as Germany requires entry visa for any purpose. Below an overview about the immigration to Germany:
Employers Immigration:
Germany reported a shortage of skilled and highly qualified workers. For engineers, IT professionals, medical professionals, and other qualified professionals. To encourage such persons to emigrate, foreign immigration authorities have relaxed the strict requirements to go to Germany and work.
To obtain a residence permit to work in Germany, the employer and employee must demonstrate the following:
· There was a shortage of staff from Germany or the EU, so the position could not be filled by them
· The employee shall have the same conditions as any other German employee in terms of salary and working environment
· The employee meets all the educational and educational experience requirements for the job
· The company's employee recruitment meets all the requirements of the German country (registration and certification documents)
· As an employee in Germany you will get a chance to work as long as the permit is allowed. If your employer wishes to continue your business relationship even after your work permit expires, you can apply for an extension or after a certain period of time, you can also apply for permanent residence.
· If you are an unskilled worker, however, it will be much harder to migrate to Germany on a working basis.
Immigration for Education
Many people are not aware of this, but Germany, provides free education. This means that unlike places like the United
States, which have huge tuition fees, universities in Germany either charge very low fees or do not charge anything at all. Because of this, Germany is a popular place for immigration for educational purposes.
To immigrate to Germany to complete a university degree, you must obtain a study visa in Germany.
If you are obtaining your study visa for Germany and completing your degree, you can stay in Germany to look for a job for a limited period of time. If you can find a job during that time, you are allowed to stay in Germany. It is reported that up to 54% of students who complete a degree in Germany stay in the country and find a job.
Immigration to business
If you are an investor with an interest in Germany, you are in luck. Businessmen and investors who create economic opportunities in Germany are allowed to migrate there. However, there is a certain threshold of investment that needs to be done. Until writing this article, this amount is 250,000 Euro. In addition, you will need to obtain a self-employment visa which falls under the German category of work visa
If you maintain your status as a business organizer in Germany, you will also be allowed unlimited extension of your residence permit after three years, meaning you can enter and leave the country whenever you want.
Reunion Immigration:
There are cases in which people move to Germany for various reasons, but they must leave their families in their countries of origin. All couples and children under the age of 16 are allowed to apply for immigration to Germany to join their spouse or parents.
In order for the couple to be eligible for family reunification, they must prove that they are married and that children must present birth certificates. For children under the age of 16, they do not have to have German language skills since they are supposed to learn it quickly. However, for children over the age of 16, there should be sufficient evidence of proficiency in German and the ability to adapt and integrate.
For couples, they will need to be at least German A1 qualified to qualify. If the spouse already in Germany is allowed to work, the same applies to the other spouse to whom he joins. Thus, the spouses' visas are bound by the same conditions.
German residence permits:
When you get one of the immigration visas, you will also get a residence permit. Residence permits can be temporary and permanent. Temporary residence permits permit foreign nationals to stay in Germany for a fixed period of time and then return to their countries of origin. Permanent residence permits mean that an alien can stay in Germany as long as they wish, they can leave the country and return to it whenever they wish. However, a permanent residence permit does not mean that you are receiving a German citizen. This is quite another. In general, there are temporary and permanent residence permits in Germany.
Standard residence permit
This type of residence permit is used for all purposes of immigration referred to above, as well as for other purposes such as completion of training courses for former Germans wishing to return to Germany, and those who go to Germany for political and humanitarian reasons. Regular residence permits are valid for some time and can be extended.
EU blue card:
The EU blue card is granted to foreign workers (who are not nationals of European Union countries) who have high qualifications and want to work in Germany and apply these skills. A high qualification means that a person has a bachelor's degree or postgraduate degree in any given field. To qualify for a blue EU card, you will need to have already found a job in Germany, and the minimum annual salary must be 50,800 euro.
The Blue Card gives the Union the right to reside in Germany for four years, with the possibility of changing their residence permit to a permanent settlement. To qualify for a permanent settlement the person must demonstrate sufficient German proficiency, meet some financial requirements, as well as must have worked in Germany for more than 33 months in their workplace which requires skills acquired with higher qualifications.
Residence permit or permanent residence permit
Permanent residence permit in Germany is called a settlement permit. This is given to those who have either a standard residence permit or a blue EU card for at least 5 years and match the requirement of language.