The Content of German Skilled Talents Immigration Law

# German Immigration # Introduction Germany's comprehensive immigration law to attract professionals has been implemented. In the future, Germany will not only open the job market to highly educated talents, but also have the opportunity to export technical talents overseas. The following is the content of the German Skilled Talents Immigration Act, welcome to read!

The first part: The content of German technical personnel immigration law.

1. First of all, the new law has a unified definition of technicians. According to the new law, there are two types of technicians, namely, those with university degrees and those who have received formal vocational training. 2. At the same time, the new law also stipulates that when an applicant applies to work and live in Germany, the German Federal Labor Office will give up giving priority to the applicant's academic qualifications and training certificates when local residents are in Germany and sign a work contract. (Note: Priority audit for local residents means that the German Federal Labor Bureau will examine whether local German residents are qualified for the post. If local residents are qualified for this job, then employers need to give priority to local residents in Germany. In this case, the labor bureau will reject the foreigner's application for work and residence.

3. The new law cancels the previous restrictions on the introduction of technical talents for non-university education majors, and is limited to the shortage of majors. After the new law is passed, the introduction of professional trainers will not be subject to professional restrictions.

4. Applicants who have received formal vocational training or university diploma in a third country outside the EU can apply for a job visa for up to 6 months as long as they have a certain knowledge of German and can provide proof of income source. Before the introduction of the new law, this provision only applied to graduates who graduated from German universities and left Germany after completing their studies.

Because different countries have different regulations on vocational training and examination certification system, some vocational education certificates issued by third countries cannot be recognized by German officials without German certification. Or, due to the special regulations of Germany, some occupations need additional training for applicants of higher vocational education certificates from third countries outside the EU.

In view of this situation, the new law stipulates that applicants with higher vocational education certificates from third countries outside the EU can apply for a 18-month visa to prove their higher vocational education certificates in Germany or receive supplementary training.

The condition of this visa is that the applicant must have German-related knowledge required for vocational training, generally at the level of German B 1; The certification and supplementary training measures that the applicant wants to implement must be conducive to future employment in Germany; Finally, if vocational training in Germany is carried out in an enterprise, it needs to be approved by the German Federal Labor Bureau in advance. The purpose of this visa is to make it easier for workers with higher vocational training certificates to enter the German market. This visa can be valid for up to 18 months, and can be extended to two years after expiration. This visa can be used to train professionals within the validity period.

6. At the same time, applicants with higher vocational education can apply for a work visa if they have specific jobs; If necessary, the consent of the Federal Labor Office shall be obtained; If necessary, apply for a license; Finally, it is required to provide proof materials of vocational higher education diploma. Work visa holders can apply for permanent residence after working in Germany for four years.

7. For the work visa, if the applicant is under the age of 25 and can provide his own source of livelihood, he can apply for a six-month work visa with a good knowledge of Germany and a diploma from a third-country diploma school like Germany.

8. Under the same conditions as applying for a work visa, the new law also stipulates a new university post visa with a maximum period of 9 months.

9. In addition, the new law also simplifies the visa requirements for students above grade 9 to study in Germany. It stipulates that any public or private school with an international background can apply for a German study visa for students.

10. Applicants from third countries can also apply for independent German visas without applying for German universities or vocational training.

The second road to German immigration

1. Investment Emigration Investment Emigration means that the state allows overseas investors to apply for the nationality of the country by investing in projects in the country and legally operating them for a certain period of time. The tolerant investment policy has opened the door for many people to enter Germany. More and more investors have entered Germany through investment. Real estate investment is familiar to everyone. In recent years, the German real estate market is also quite active, and there are many China investors with strong financial strength.

Second, skilled immigrants.

Generally speaking, this program is aimed at many international students. After studying in Germany, they mastered unique skills, worked in Germany for a period of time, got rich rewards, and held certain positions in the company. Applying for immigration to Germany is also a good means, but it takes time to settle down.

Third, entrepreneurial immigrants.

Entrepreneurial immigrants, also known as commercial immigrants, are engaged in overseas business, similar to investment immigrants, but different from investment immigrants. Entrepreneurial immigrants need a real company in Germany, and after starting a company, the company must have a complete business plan, execute it as planned, and have financial records every month.

1. The minimum registered capital of a registered company is 25,000 euros;

2. When the applicant opened a company account in Germany, he injected 25,000 euros as the registered capital of the company;

3. Personal living allowance:10.5 million euros/person;

4. The official registration fee in Germany: 1.509 euros, which is directly transferred from the company account by the relevant institutions and can be included in the company cost;

5. German embassy application fee: 30 euros/person; Air ticket: 3000-5000 RMB/person;

6. Fees for notarization of relevant domestic documents: depending on the background of the applicant, the fees vary from place to place, 1000-2000 yuan.

Article 3 the life of German immigrants

1. Eat

Germany has high regulatory standards for food, medicines and products in all industries, and it is very safe to eat. There is an institution in Germany called Commodity Testing Foundation, which was established by the federal government in 1997. For more than 50 years, it has done nothing but evaluate various commodities, from washing powder to pension insurance, from barbecue pits to gasoline quotation and mobile phone applications. It is funded by the Federal Department of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, plus the sales of its own test report magazine, which is basically available at every newsstand.

dress

Germans dress quietly and calmly, paying attention to comfort and functionality.

Wear work clothes to work. Although you can dress casually when you come home from work, you will definitely dress neatly as long as there are guests visiting or going out for activities. When watching a drama or opera, women should wear long skirts, and men should wear formal clothes, at least dark clothes.

In Germany, there are not only many well-known local brands to choose from, but also high-end luxury brands have great advantages over domestic ones in price.

life

German architecture is of high quality and has strict requirements for architecture.

The German government strictly controls German housing prices, so there is no bubble in German real estate and you can buy it with peace of mind. The annual interest rate of housing loans in Germany is reduced to 1. 1 1%. German residents (German permanent residents with permanent residence status can apply for permanent residence after holding a German legal person visa for three years) can apply for housing loans as high as 1 10%, and lower can also apply for 60%.

Step 4: OK.

Germany is the most developed country in the world, especially the developed degree of expressways, which can be said to be the first in the world. There are no speed limits and no toll stations on German highways. Railway transportation and aviation are also very developed, cheap and convenient.

Frankfurt has a large aviation hub and railway hub in Germany. Frankfurt International Airport has become one of the most important international airports and air transport hubs in the world. It is very convenient for individuals to travel or companies that need logistics and transportation support to develop their business.