Can I stay and work in Germany after studying in Germany?

Yes.

Germany’s new “Immigration Law” has also greatly lowered the threshold for employees from non-EU countries to enter Germany to find employment opportunities. It stipulates that talents with professional background or college graduates can enter Germany for half a year to look for jobs without receiving a specific job invitation. But the prerequisite is that they cannot apply for social welfare during this period and have the necessary German language skills to engage in their professional background occupation.

Before entering Germany, applicants must prove that they have sufficient financial strength to pay for living expenses while looking for employment in Germany. The German Ministry of Labor has the power to introduce regulations to restrict employment fields that do not grant job seeker visas. But for young people under the age of 25 who are in school or receiving training, they can apply for a six-month visa to find opportunities for vocational education or higher education in Germany.

Extended information:

Regulations for obtaining a job-seeking visa in Germany:

1. Only half-year "job-seeking" visas are issued to foreign graduates. After half a year, they need to show If you actively look for proof of employment during this period, the SAFE will extend this period for another six months.

2. According to the new immigration law, after foreign students find a German employer, they only need to submit the employment contract and work and residence application to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which will conduct "one-stop" processing. .

3. The German federal government has also established a special website to attract professional talents to Germany, which provides various information on studying in Germany, employment, and applying for family reunification. Applicants can also search for employment opportunities through the information provided on this page.

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