Is it possible for law students to study in Germany and want to work in Germany?

Basically, you need to start from the beginning to major in the national examination of law, and finally pass the first national examination, which takes at least 5-6 years.

Admission requires good or good German, and preferably a basic foundation in Latin.

The International Master of Laws (LLM) is relatively fast. The possibility of working in Germany depends entirely on personal ability. It cannot be said that it is not possible, but it is small.

How to work in Germany:

Except for talents in high-tech industries, it is difficult for foreigners to find jobs in Germany, especially jobs with labor contracts. Part-time jobs for foreigners are usually manual labor. Moreover, it is quite difficult to work if you don’t understand German at all. Generally, companies and factories will not want workers who cannot speak German at all, let alone for better positions. It is not advisable to obtain an academic degree. Germany is a society that attaches great importance to personal integrity and has very strict evaluation standards. Once your fake academic degree is found out, it can be said that you will lose your basic foothold. You and your husband can try to go there first as a family visit (but you cannot work on a family visit visa). You may not necessarily like the life there.