Relevant policies of German blue card immigrants

If you have a bachelor's degree and want to immigrate to Europe, but don't want to buy a house or invest in bonds there, then you can choose another way to immigrate to Europe, the German "blue card talent system". Here is nothing to tell you about the German blue card immigration policy, welcome to read!

Article 1 German-Sri Lankan Immigration Policy

The "blue card" bill aims to attract high-tech talents from outside the EU countries, provide jobs for foreign talents, and solve the shortage of professional talents in Germany.

EU Blue Card holders have the right to work and the right of residence in the issuing country, and can enjoy the same social security and working conditions as citizens of EU member States. Entry into other EU member States is visa-free. In addition, blue card holders can enjoy many preferential conditions, such as: they can get a family reunion visa first; After working for two years, you can choose to work in another EU country. Even if you decide to return to your hometown, you can freely enter the EU to work in the future.

According to this policy, foreign high-tech talents can enjoy a job-seeking visa for half a year in Germany. If they can prove that they have a job with an annual salary of more than 44,800 euros (which can be reduced to 35,000 euros in special circumstances), they can get a "blue card". The "blue card" is usually valid for 4 years, and the holder can apply for permanent residence after living in Germany for 3 years; If the holder has a good command of German and reaches the level of German B 1, he can apply for permanent residence after two years. In addition, the spouse of the holder can also enjoy the same right of abode, and there is no requirement for his German level.

According to this policy, blue card holders can live in Germany without restrictions and enjoy social welfare benefits. It is not only a residence permit, but also an unrestricted work permit. In addition, the families of blue card holders do not need to apply for additional work permits, and they are free to choose jobs in Germany.

German skilled immigrants have relatively low requirements for applicants, and have low requirements for English or German. Applicants can apply for the EU Blue Card as long as they can find a job with an annual salary of more than 48,000 euros in Germany, which is an excellent way for talents who want to live and work in Germany.

Extended reading: the application strategy of German blue card immigrants

I. Blue card

If you want to apply for immigration to Germany, there is a policy that you have to understand, that is, "blue card" has little to do with Sri Lanka. After applying for a blue card in Germany, you only need to live in Germany for 22 or 33 months to apply for permanent residence. It must be difficult to apply for such a NB policy. In fact, it is not because of the negative population growth in Europe, so it is not that difficult to apply.

Second, the application conditions

1. The age is between 24 and 55.

2. Bachelor degree or above.

You need to have a well-paid job in Germany. Generally speaking, the salary is more than 4500 euros. Generally speaking, this salary is only available to management, and you don't need to meet this standard whether you are a job that Germany lacks or not.

The blue card is only valid for 4 years.

Third, the blue card is designed for permanent residence.

1. You don't need language scores to apply for a blue card in Germany, but you need it if you want to change to permanent residence. If German reaches the level of B 1, we only need 2 1 month to apply for permanent residence. If there is only A 1, it will take 33 months to change to permanent residence. If you don't reach A 65438+ after 33 months, then a better way to improve your language performance is to find a relatively complete time to study in the German government training class. You can choose full-day or half-day courses, and the monthly tuition fee is only 100 euros, which is very cost-effective.

2. Have a continuous job and pay the pension on time.

3. Never broke the law.

Fourth, naturalization conditions.

Some people are not satisfied with permanent residence and want to become German citizens. What are the requirements? In addition to those conditions for applying for permanent residence, the most important condition is that you need to live in Germany for more than seven years, two months within eight years.