
Germany IT Visa: working without a university degree (§19c)
Germany IT visa under §19c: IT professionals can work without a degree, requiring only 2 years of experience and a salary of €45,934.20/year. No…
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Germany IT visa under §19c: IT professionals can work without a degree, requiring only 2 years of experience and a salary of €45,934.20/year. No…

German citizenship under the new law (effective June 27, 2024): naturalization after 5 years, 3 years for exceptional integration, dual citizenship allowed. Implications for…

CEFR German proficiency for each visa: Chancenkarte A1, credential recognition A2, Ausbildung B1; Goethe/telc certificates. Guide for Vietnamese workers.

German nursing visa (Pflegefachkraft): requires B2 German and qualification recognition. Two pathways §18a (full) and §16d (partial). Pathway for Vietnamese nurses.

EU Permanent Residence Permit (Daueraufenthalt-EU) in Germany: 5 years of residence, 60 months of pension contributions, EU-wide mobility. How it differs from the national…

The German job seeker visa is issued for up to 6 months to individuals with recognized degrees, does not permit working, and requires proof…

As of June 15, 2025, Germany has issued 11,497 Chancenkarte visas. India accounts for nearly one-third with 3,721 visas.

On June 1, 2024, Germany officially implemented the Chancenkarte (Opportunity Card): a points-based job seeker visa for non-EU skilled workers, requiring a minimum of…

Germany's 2024 Skilled Immigration Act lowers the EU Blue Card salary threshold for both standard jobs and shortage occupations, expanding immigration opportunities.