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Germany is the best place if you want to migrate there, Germany offers good job opportunities, quality education and a very strong healthcare system. Germany is one of the biggest economies in Europe, So , if you migrate Germany you will get many job opportunities, especially for skilled workers like engineers, IT experts, healthcare professionals and factory workers. People earn good salaries and work under fair rules that protect their rights. If you want to apply for Germany permanent residency then you have to follow some rules, like you should work and live in Germany for 3-5 years then can apply for permanent residency in Germany. There are also special visas, like the EU Blue Card, for skilled workers. Later, you can even apply for citizenship.
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Benefits of Immigrating to Germany
Migrate to Germany with a Job Seeker Visa
If you are looking for a skilled worker job in abroad then Germany is the best option for you because Germany has great job opportunities. The Germany Job Seeker Visa can help you find a job in multiple industries. There are more than 500,000 job openings for skilled workers, this is the best time to start your journey in Germany with GIEC GLOBAL.
You can take your family member after immigration
Spouse and Children: After moving to Germany, you can bring your husband or wife and children under 18 years old. Your husband or wife might need to know a little German, but kids don’t need to.
Financial and Legal Requirements: You need to show you have enough money, a place to live, and health insurance for your family. When they arrive, they will need to get permission to stay in Germany.
Cost of Living in Germany
Average Cost of living in Germany depends on the city you live in and your lifestyle:-
Rent Expense.
- For a one bedroom apartment: €700–€1,200* per month (in big cities like Berlin, Munich, or Frankfurt).
- In smaller cities: €500–€800* per month.
Utilities:
- Electricity, heating, water, and internet cost around €200–€300* per month.
Food:
- Groceries cost about €150–€300* per month per person, depending on what you buy.
Transport:
- Public transport (buses, trains, and trams) costs about €60–€100* per month for a monthly pass.
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Types of Germany Visa
The different types of visas are:
- Germany Work Visa
- EU Blue Card
- Visitor Visa
- Student Visa & Admission
- Germany Job Seeker Visa
- Germany Schengen Visa
How to get an EU Blue Card?
Apply For EU Blue Card
For EU Blue Card you need a university degree or similar qualification and a job offer in Germany. Then arrange your all documents, like your job contract, degree certificate, health insurance and the application form. After that submit your application at the German embassy in your country pay the fee and attend an interview if required. Then you can move to Germany and start working their. After living and working in Germany for a certain time you can apply for permanent residency.
GERMANY IMMIGRATION
VISA REQUIREMENTS:
- Your passport should be valid for at least six more months.
- Fill out the form correctly and completely.
- Provide recent passport-sized photos.
- Show that you have enough money to live in Germany, like bank statements or a sponsor letter.
- Provide proof of where you will live in Germany, such as a rental agreement or an invitation letter.
- Have valid health insurance for your stay in Germany.
- Bring documents that explain why you are going to Germany.
- Some visas may need proof of German or English skills
FAQs
GIEC GLOBAL is the best and most trusted Consultant for Germany immigration. We helped more than 1100+ clients to get their Germany Immigration visa. You can book an appointment and call us at (+61) 0411631215.
You can work 48 hours per week in Germany. Also you can work up to 60 hours per week temporarily if you don’t exceed the 48 hour average over six months. For more information you can contact GIEC GLOBAL we are best Immigration Consultants for Germany in Melbourne, Australia.
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