Do you have to learn German to immigrate to Germany?

German is difficult to learn, much more difficult than English. As for how much time you can have to communicate with Germans, it depends on your language learning ability and whether you often deal with Germans and speak German. Germans are "cold" and "slowly hot". You can't ask them to make friends with you. It is up to them to win the trust of the Germans and become their friends.

Many Germans have good English, but not everyone in Germany has good English. Living in Germany still needs to know German, otherwise it will bring a lot of inconvenience.

According to the German Law on Foreigners, you can apply for permanent residence in Germany after paying taxes legally for five years, that is, a "green card". If you have lived legally in Germany for 7 consecutive years, and can master the necessary knowledge of German, have a stable income (excluding part-time jobs and temporary jobs), and ask your employer to give you a long-term work contract as proof, you can submit a naturalization application to the local area without applying for relief and committing any illegal acts. After passing the exam (it is not difficult to test your knowledge of German geography, federal political system, etc. ), just wait for approval, and you can get a German passport within one year.

Of course, if you get married, you will be easier to integrate into the German circle in your language life than the average person. According to the law, a person who marries a German citizen can apply for German citizenship as long as he has been married for three years and has lived in Germany for two consecutive years. There is no requirement for whether to pay taxes or have a stable job. But at least three years after marriage, you must live in Germany for two consecutive years, and you can't leave for more than half a year. Otherwise, you can't apply for naturalization if you live and get married outside Germany for many years.

In any country, it is the easiest way to be naturalized by marrying a citizen of that country.