The German Work Visa is a Germany immigration pathway for overseas skilled workers and professionals. It is a category of Residence Permit. All overseas nationals who do not have Citizenship or Permanent Residency in Switzerland, EEA, or the EU require a Residence Permit to reside in Germany.
To receive the German Work Visa you will require:
An offer of a job
You have to get an offer of a job before applying for the Germany Work Visa. This can be a part-time, remote job, or short-term job. You have to be an employee and not a freelance worker.
A reasonable salary
No fixed minimum salary has been specified. However, you cannot be underpaid and have to get an income on par with Germans doing a similar job.
Competency for the job
You must possess the necessary proficiency to do the job. For instance, to work as a Car Mechanic, you must be able to fix a car. Your job can be not related to your education.
Authorization to do the job
You have to possess all the special qualifications and permits required for the job. For instance, Lawyers, Engineers, and Doctors require special credentials.
If you do not have citizenship of the US, the UK, Australia, Albania, Canada, Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Korea, Serbia, San Marino, North Macedonia, New Zealand, Montenegro, Monaco, Kosovo, Japan, or Israel, you must possess:
If you do not have citizenship in the US, the UK, Australia, Canada, South Korea, San Marino, New Zealand, Monaco, Japan, or Israel, you must possess:
If you are aged above 45 years, you must possess:
You do not require spoken proficiency in Germany to get the Work Visa.
You can also file an application for a German Work Visa from your nation of residence. This is preferable as you can begin to work immediately after arriving in Germany.
To apply in your nation you must:
If you are unable to obtain a German Work Visa, there are other options to work in Germany such as:
Blue CardSkilled workers who have a degree from a University or IT Specialists who do not have a degree can apply for the Blue Card. There is a specific minimum income criterion. The Blue Card is preferable over Work Visa if you are qualified as it has faster processing and you can swiftly obtain Permanent Residence.
Working Holiday and Youth Mobility Visas are for youth from specific nations. It offers work authorization of 1 year and there are no education or salary criteria.
Job Seeker VisaGermany Job Seeker Visa authorizes holders to look for a job in the nation for 6 months. After receiving a job, a Blue Card can be obtained.
Internship VisaUniversity students can apply for an Internship Visa and do an internship for a maximum of 6 months.
Au pair VisaYou can work as an au pair on an Au Pair Visa, a minimum income of Euros 280 is needed and education is not required.
Family Reunion VisaChildren and Spouses of German residents can apply for the Family Reunion Visa.
To apply for a German Work Visa, contact the Best Immigration Consultants in India - Nationwide Visas.
Read more:- Challenges and Tips for New Immigrants in Germany
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