What are the ways to immigrate to Germany?

If you want to reduce these pressures, if you want your children to grow up in a relatively free environment, if you want to have plenty of food and clothing, you don't have to spend too much money (the price level in Germany is the lowest in Europe), if you have an internationally recognized university degree and are under 50 years old, if you have an extra house and savings, you have a career in China, and you don't want to give up your domestic life in order to obtain blue card status (note, because there are no immigrants). The following contents are compiled and published by KaoNet!

1. What are the ways to immigrate to Germany?

1. Apply for the company (the conditions are relatively high, and the company to be started needs to be operated in real life, and the figures should be good-looking. The tax bureau and the safe will consider whether to extend the visa according to the operation situation and whether it meets the local demand. 2. Find a full-time job related to the major within 0/8 months after studying in Germany (the salary must reach the national reference line, and you can apply for transfer after working for 24 months.

3. EU Blue Card (this article details that it is the fastest and most cost-effective method at present)

4. Investment (Germany does not invest in immigrants, but it is feasible if it has money. What is the situation of funds in place? Taking 850,000 euros as a reference, it takes 250,000 euros to invest in a sunrise enterprise in Germany. Like running companies, companies need to operate very well, and the German government needs to see sustainable development. )

Get married (don't give details)

The legal basis of permanent residence in Lanka in Germany;

Germany revised and introduced the German EU Blue Card Immigration Act, aiming at attracting high-end talents to work in Germany on a global scale. 19a of the Law on Residence of Foreigners, which came into effect in August/February, clearly stipulates that those who hold blue cards and live in Germany will obtain permanent residence in Germany within 2 1 month at the earliest. (Note that the wording of the law is "fastest", but the actual situation is longer than this, depending on individual circumstances)

Customers only need to have a lot of financial strength (note that the key to the German blue card project is to find a reliable and powerful employer compared with tens of millions of Australian and New Zealand immigrants! Say the important words three times! Reliable and powerful employer! Reliable and powerful employer! Reliable and powerful employer! With a reliable employer, your cost is a fraction of that of immigrants from Australia and New Zealand. In about three months, the whole family can land in Germany together and enjoy Germany's super high social welfare. Spouses and children can settle in Germany through family reunion; The whole family enjoys German welfare.

Application conditions

1) Bachelor degree or above.

2) Applicant 18 years old and under 60 years old (supplementary, the difficulty and cost will increase if the applicant is over 45 years old).

3) No criminal record

4) There is no language requirement

Remarks: The blue card is applied for and obtained by the main applicant. Accompanying spouses and children under the age of 18 can follow the main applicant and submit an application to obtain a residence card for family reunion, with the same benefits as the blue card.

Application material

Materials required:

1. Automatic signature travel passport (valid for at least 6 months at the time of application, with 2 passport photo pages attached).

2. Fill in a complete signature application form and additional statement in German.

3. Recent passport photos with white background

4. German translation and two copies of the original residence booklet and the personal data page in the residence booklet.

5. A complete resume and two copies written in German.

6. The original and two copies of the German labor contract written in German, which should indicate that the gross annual income is at least 50,800 euros.

7. The original and two copies of the German university degree certificate or the original and two copies of the foreign degree certificate recognized by Germany and equivalent to the German university degree.

8. If yes, the foreign language proficiency certificates so far, such as the original certificate issued by the language school, two German translations and two photocopies.

9. If yes, the original, German translation and photocopy of the certificate letter issued by the current work unit.

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Treatment process

The overall cycle is 4~6 months.

Evaluate academic qualifications and sign contracts.

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Meet academic qualifications and find an employer.

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Prepare materials, interview training

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Appointment interview

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Submit interview materials

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Get a visa

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Log in to Germany

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Get the blue card

What everyone should be concerned about is how to apply for permanent residence after getting the blue card. The following is a detailed introduction:

1. The main applicant turned to permanent residence.

▼ German level B 1, hold a valid blue card 2 1 month, and pay a pension 2 1 month;

▼ If there is no moral score, hold a valid blue card for 33 months and pay a pension for 33 months;

▼ Apply for permanent residence to maintain employment relationship;

▼ During his stay in Germany, he did not endanger the safety of the public;

▼ He/she and his/her family members have enough living space (the specific requirements are that the per capita is not less than 65,438+05 square meters, children aged 65,438+04 and above must have separate rooms, and couples can rent houses).

2. Spouses and children become permanent residents

▼ German B 1 level (children who have studied in Germany for 4 years can replace German B 1 level).

▼ Hold a reunion residence card for 5 years.

Re-naturalization

Apply for permanent residence

1) Principal applicant

● If the German score is B 1, he will be employed for 2 1 month and pay the pension for 2 1 month; No German grades, 33 months of employment, 33 months of pension;

● Maintain the employment relationship during the application for permanent residence;

● During his stay in Germany, he did not endanger public safety;

● I and my family members have enough living space (the specific requirements are that the per capita is not less than 65,438+05 square meters, children aged 65,438+04 and above must have separate rooms, and couples can rent separate rooms).

2) Spouses and children

German B 1 level (children who have been in Germany for 4 years can replace German B 1 level).

Customer answers questions

1. Which EU countries have implemented and which countries have not implemented the EU Blue Card?

Up to now, except Britain, Ireland and Denmark, other EU member States have implemented the EU Blue Card Act.

2. Where can I find out whether my education is equivalent to Germany?

Please visit the website http://anabin.kmk.org/no _ cache/filter/anerkennongs-und-berawtowtellen-in-Deutschland.html.

3. Is the blue card only issued to certain occupations?

Any occupation is ok, as long as you have a recognized bachelor degree or above and meet the minimum annual salary requirements for employer contract review.

4. Can I work for any employer without restriction if I hold the EU Blue Card?

In the first two years, you must work for the employer who applied for the employment contract when applying for the blue card. After that, you can change employers freely, but you can't run your own business.

5. What will happen if I lose my job?

If you are unemployed, you need to report to the immigration office, even if the residence card is still valid. Immigration will give you the necessary time to find it again.

6. Can spouses work freely in Germany after immigration?

Yes, spouses can work in Germany without any restrictions.

7. Can I travel freely in Schengen while waiting for the blue card?

Usually, after submitting an application for a blue card, the Immigration Bureau will issue a temporary certificate, with which you can travel freely in Schengen.

8. When can I change employers?

The employer must apply for approval for the first two-year change, and the approval conditions are the same as those for the first application. You are free to change employers after 2 years. If the minimum wage had been raised at that time, you must meet the raised minimum annual salary.

9. Can I get a blue card if I have completed vocational education but have no higher education diploma?

I can't.

10. Can the work place and residence card address be in different places?

As long as it is in Germany, the workplace can be different from the residential address.

Comment on the German-EU blue card immigration project

◇ Employers hire directly! Do not need to be audited by the German Federal Labor Bureau!

◇ No language requirements! No professional requirements! No failure cases!

◇ Free reading! Children studying in Germany are free of charge and enjoy preferential university subsidies and bonuses;

Come on! After 4-6 months, I passed the immigration examination and got the EU blue card entry visa.

Applicants are not required to have a language and business background, and the source of assets does not need to be explained.

◇ Without immigration supervision, you can freely enter and leave Germany or 28 countries in Schengen of the European Union without giving up your domestic career.

You can enjoy the same benefits as local residents. Children's allowance, newborn allowance, nursing insurance, unemployment insurance and old-age insurance are as indispensable as German citizens.

Country presentation

Introduction to national welfare

All German citizens, holders of permanent residence cards and work visas and their spouses can enjoy maternity benefits. Babies can get a monthly milk powder subsidy of 200-300 euros. In addition, a series of expenses for pregnant women from pregnancy to postpartum care are borne by insurance companies.

The Federal Child Allowance Act BKGG stipulates that children of German nationality and holders of permanent residence visas and work visas in Germany are entitled to child allowance. Newborns born in Germany are counted from the month of birth, while children of foreign immigrants are counted from the month when they enter Germany. Children's allowance is paid monthly, specifically: 65,438+092 euros for the first child, 65,438+092 euros for the second child, 65,438+098 euros for the third child and 223 euros for the fourth child. (Note that subsidies will increase again in 2020)

The German government attaches great importance to education. Its public schools are free, and children's education from primary school to middle school is free of tuition. Some school supplies, such as textbooks, were reduced or exempted.

In Germany, the coverage of medical insurance is 100%, the government bears 70%, and the medical expenditure accounts for 1 1% of the gross national product. Almost every resident is a member of a statutory or private medical insurance institution, and this service does not depend on the patient's income.

In Germany, all those who can't help themselves and get help from other channels can get social and economic benefits.

Introduction to national education

Among the top 65,438+000 universities in TIME, Germany, a powerful country in education, occupies the third place, second only to the United States and Britain. The Nobel Prize has won nearly 100 awards.

German higher education is very popular. There are more than 380 institutions of higher learning, distributed in the federal 165 locations. Colleges and universities offer about 15000 majors, with a total registered population of 2 million.

Attaching importance to education and innovation is regarded as the magic weapon for Germany's relatively stable economy and declining unemployment rate during the European economic crisis. In particular, the Exzellenzhochschulen project promoted by the German government in recent years has further increased the investment in educational resources.