Can I bring family members with me on a European work visa?

European work permit, you can bring your family members. Depending on the country, family reunification in Germany can only take place after certain conditions are met. The UK can apply for a British dependent visa, that is, a dependent visa, a dependent visa (accompanying a worker/accompanying a student).

If you work in the Netherlands for half a year, you can apply for family members to accompany you. Children under 18 years old can study for free. After working for five years and passing the language test, you can apply for a Dutch green card.

For non-EU citizens holding a work visa, family members usually include children under 18, spouse and, in some cases, other family members. Family reunification can only take place after certain conditions are met, such as: adequate space for the person they want to foster, which is judged by the German Embassy/Consulate during the processing of the application.

Adequate and secure finances to be able to support the people you support.

Basic knowledge of German.

Family members must apply for a German family reunion visa and follow the prescribed procedures in order to reunite with relatives in Germany. Whether a candidate should be granted a visa is determined by the visa officer.

After arriving in Germany on a work visa When you arrive in Germany on a work visa, you have two weeks to register your address with the German authorities.

Find the registered office closest to your home in Germany. Show up there with your visa and a document proving where your address is, i.e. a bill or rental contract.

Afterwards, you can apply for a German employment and residence permit. You should first make an appointment with the German Immigration Service. On the day of your appointment, please present all documents you require. Pay the fee and attend a brief meeting with an immigration officer.