How to calculate the validity period of German green card?

# German Immigration # Introduction Now, due to the tightening of US immigration policy, it will be much more convenient to apply for a German green card. How long is the German green card valid? First of all, how to calculate the validity period of the German green card? Let's have a look.

1. How to calculate the validity period of German green card?

According to reports, the German immigrant green card application has the following common sense. IT should be emphasized that the "German green card" mentioned below is an IT green card introduced by Germany in 2000, which is equivalent to a five-year work visa, but it does not mean obtaining permanent residency.

There are two kinds of people who can apply for a green card. A group of people are international graduates majoring in IT from German universities, and a group of people are overseas people with an annual salary of not less than 65,438+million marks.

Take a student who is about to graduate to study in Germany as an example. For example, he took the DIPLOM semester at the end of last year and got the company's work contract from June to early February in 5438. After that, he can download the green card application form from ARBEITSAMT (or get it from ARBEITAMT). However, due to the slow process, it is recommended to download), and then fill in the relevant information carefully.

Of course, he must have an IT diploma from a German university. If he hasn't graduated yet, he can ask the school to issue a certificate, which should include information such as students' studies during college, writing papers at present, and when they are expected to graduate. If you are not an IT major, but your annual salary is not less than 65438+ million marks, you can also apply for a green card.

After preparing all the above materials, mail the application form, diploma (or confirmation letter) and a copy of your personal passport to the personnel department of your company. The HR Commissioner will go to the local labor department to apply for a work permit. If approved, it will take about 4 weeks to receive ArbeitserlaubnisZusicherung from ARBEITAMT. It is equivalent to the labor bureau guaranteeing your work permit.

Finally, I took ArbeitserlaubnisZusicherung and the work contract to Auslanderamt to apply for a green card and paid a fee of 40 euros. You will get an IT green card in about 3 weeks, and your identity will change from AUFENTHALSBEWILLIGUNG to Aufenthalserlaubnis. The validity period of the IT green card is 1 year for the first time, and it is extended to 5 years when it is re-signed in the second year.

2. How much does it cost to immigrate to Germany?

German employer EU blue card project:

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.

Customers only need low economic strength, and the whole family will land in Germany together in about 3 months to enjoy Germany's super high social welfare; Spouses and children can settle in Germany through family reunion; The whole family enjoys German welfare.

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Third-party fees:

The visa fee is 60 euros.

Entry insurance: 600 yuan/person.

Installation service fee: 25,000 yuan (optional)

Business card printing fee: 100 Euro

One year's salary in advance: 67,000 euros.

Wage income: 30,000 euros/year

German legal person visa:

The implementation of this project is based on the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany on the residence, work and integration of foreigners in Germany. The integration of tigers and Australia? Ndern imBundesgebiet), especially article 2 1 of the law.

legal provisions

Foreigners who meet the following conditions can obtain residence permits in order to operate freely in Germany:

(1) Meet the economic interests of Germany or regional needs;

(2) The investment behavior of foreigners can be expected to have a positive impact on the economy;

(3) The funds required for the implementation of the investment behavior are guaranteed by the investor's own funds or loan commitments.

Investment standard

The investor invests in the establishment of a German limited liability company and serves as the executive director, with a registered capital of1-200,000 euros and a paid-in capital of 5,000-110,000 euros, and employs 2-4 employees within two to three years.

German special residence immigration program:

Invest in local real estate projects and move to Germany quickly.

Investment standard

You can invest in designated projects and get special approval from the government for immigration.

Currently investable projects: the minimum investment is 6.5438+0.7 million euros, and 25 square meters of super-value real estate+immigration status is obtained.

3. Overview of immigrants

Like other countries in the world, Germany has a long history of immigration. The reason for emigration has always been the same: people emigrate for the happiness of themselves and future generations. From 65438 to 0950, there were 500,000 immigrants living in Germany, accounting for 1% of the total population of Germany.

After that, Germany experienced several waves of immigration:

From 1955 to 1973, the number of foreigners living in Germany reached 4 million. These foreigners mainly come from Italian, Spanish, Greek, Turkish, Moroccan, Portuguese, Tunisia and other countries.

From 1973 to 1985, foreigners who immigrated to Germany mainly had family reunion. From 65438 to 0985, the number of immigrants living in Germany reached 4.4 million. In fact, one in five people living in Germany now has an immigrant background. Today, Germany has become a multicultural country.

With the process of global integration, the population flow and communication between countries and regions are increasing day by day, and a long-term immigration phenomenon will inevitably bring far-reaching influence to German society. In order to strengthen its competitiveness in the world, Germany promulgated the immigration law in 2005, which legally confirmed its status as an immigrant country. At the same time, it provides legal advice on how to introduce immigrants and how to successfully integrate immigrants from all over the world into German society. In order to ensure the economic development of Germany, Germany has formulated a series of immigration laws and regulations to ensure the transparent and efficient implementation of immigration application procedures.

It is an important task for the German federal government to let foreigners immigrate to Germany legally and stay in Germany permanently. For this reason, the German government provides all-round services for immigrants, such as providing immigration courses to ensure that Germany is tolerant and welcoming to foreign immigrants.

On July 14, 2006, Germany held a special meeting in Berlin to discuss how to better integrate immigrants into Germany. Federal Rep. Angela Merkel called the meeting a "historic moment". Participants adopted the migration planning plan drafted in 2007.

Germany competes with other immigrant countries in the world for human resources and capital to promote German economic development. In order to ensure the sustained and high-speed development of Germany's economy, Germany realizes that it needs a stable and sustainable immigration policy to ensure attracting talents and funds from all over the world to settle in Germany. On June 5438+1 October1day, 2005, the immigration law was officially implemented, which legally guaranteed the German government's immigration efforts.