So, you’re thinking about working in Germany, but not sure where to start? We’ll break it down into simple steps to help you on your way to becoming a skilled worker in Germany. Recognizing Your Qualifications: First things first, your qualifications need to be recognized in Germany. That means they…
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5 Great Reasons to Work in Germany’s IT Sector
Germany’s IT sector is a hotbed of opportunity for tech professionals. Here are five compelling reasons why you should consider launching or advancing your IT career in Germany: 1) Innovation Hub: Germany consistently ranks among the world’s most innovative countries, offering a fertile ground for creative minds. The country’s exceptional…
Visa Guide for Esports Professionals in Germany
Esports professionals looking to make their mark in Germany should know the visa rules. 1. Age: You need to be at least 16. 2. Job: Work with a German esports club or a similar esports group into competitive gaming. 3. Pay: The club must pay you at least €43,800 yearly…
Skilled Workers Law after March 2024
Germany is taking steps to enhance employment opportunities for skilled workers, particularly those with practical professional knowledge, in various sectors. These changes are aimed at simplifying the process of entering the German job market and attracting qualified professionals from around the world. In this blog post, we’ll break down the…
New Migration Law: Revised Criteria for EU Blue Card in Germany
Lower Salary Thresholds for Various Professions Under the new regulations effective from November 2023, the German government has brought the criteria for obtaining an EU Blue Card in line with Directive (EU) 2021/1883. Notable revisions include lower salary thresholds for regular professions and bottleneck professions. 1. Minimum Salary for Bottleneck…
Extending Your Stay in Germany as an EU Immigrant
Are you an EU immigrant looking to extend your stay in Germany? Whether it’s for work, education, or a new adventure, Germany offers plenty of opportunities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to make your extended stay a reality. 1. Employment and Education Germany welcomes EU immigrants…
FAQ: I haven’t found a employer yet. Can I still enter Germany?
Germany beckons as a promising destination for career advancement, especially if you’re armed with qualifications earned abroad. Navigating the path to working in Germany requires insight into the visa process and the specifics tied to your qualifications. Securing a Work Visa For internationally recognized qualifications, a work visa lets you…
FAQ: What conditions are there as a qualified labor force?
In the following situations, you can obtain a residence permit as qualified labor: If you have obtained equivalence for the qualification you obtained abroad from Germany *, If you have been provided with a concrete employment position and the employer providing the employment has filled out the form named “Declaration…
FAQ: Who are the skilled workforce according to the law?
The new law defines two types of skilled labor: Qualified workforce with vocational training is people who have completed a qualified vocational training. If qualified vocational training has been received in a foreign country, before the visa application, the competent equivalency authorities in Germany evaluate whether the vocational training in…