A detailed introduction to the blue card of German immigrants to the EU

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Germany, so what is the EU blue card? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction of German immigration to the EU Blue Card. Welcome to reading.

1. A detailed introduction to the blue card of German immigrants to the EU.

1. What is the EU Blue Card?

The EU Blue Card is a legal residence permit for citizens from developing countries to work in EU member countries, which is aimed at non-EU countries.

2. When can blue card holders get the right to apply for a long-term residence permit?

Foreigners holding EU blue cards can apply for long-term residence after 33 months. People whose language level is above B 1 can apply for long-term residence after 2 1 month.

3. If you live in a country outside the EU for a long time, will you lose the qualification to hold a blue card?

Blue card holders can stay in countries outside the EU for 12 months without losing their residency in Germany and Europe during this period.

4. Can blue card holders travel to other EU countries?

German blue card holders can get the travel rights of other European countries after 18 months.

5. Can the families of blue card holders work in Germany without restrictions?

Family members of blue card holders can work in Germany without waiting time.

6. What are the application conditions for German blue card immigration?

A, bachelor degree or above.

B an employment contract wITh an annual salary of 39,000 (it industry) or 50,000 euros.

7. What are the advantages of blue card immigration?

A. One person applies for family relocation;

B, there is no legal requirement for German proficiency;

C, approval speed-three months;

D, no immigration supervisor;

E. issuance of the first four-year residence card;

F, 2 1 month or 33 months for permanent residence in Germany;

G, 8 years of naturalization (you can apply after 7 years 10 months);

H. There is no fund audit, and it is not necessary to prove the source of funds and explain the tax payment.

At present, German immigrants are in the initial stage (the review time is faster; The audit is relatively loose; Low threshold and other advantages. ), the simple application and the charm of Germany itself will make investors gradually discover its advantages. If the investor has a German bachelor's degree or equivalent and has certain funds, he can mainly consider immigrating to Germany.

2. German blue card immigration policy

Nowadays, immigration is a very common thing. Most people choose the United States, Canada, Australia and other traditional countries as their destination countries, and few people pay attention to skilled immigration projects like the German blue card. In fact, Germany is also an immigrant country, and a large number of technical talents are needed to immigrate to Germany every year. It is reported that Germany still needs 6 million laborers before 2030. In this context, the "Blue Card EU" system was officially launched on August/day of 20 12.

I. Introduction of German Blue Card

The German Federal Cabinet officially issued the "EU Blue Card" to professionals from non-EU countries through the authorization scheme. The EU Blue Card is a system introduced by the EU to attract technical talents to work in the EU. This is a residence permit, which is intended to attract talents and investors from all over the world and strengthen the competitiveness of talents.

Second, the German blue card application conditions

1. Bachelor degree or above;

2. Have a German work contract with an annual salary of not less than 50,400 euros (4,200 euros/month) that matches the major.

Conditions for blue card to permanent residence:

1. Has been employed for 2 1 month and reached the language level of German B 1, paid insurance and taxes for 2 1 month or been employed for 33 months and reached the language level of German A 1, and paid insurance and taxes for 33 months;

2. Maintain the employment relationship during the application for permanent residence;

3. Provide corresponding proof of address;

Spouses who have held the reunion residence card for five years can become permanent residents if their German reaches the language level of B 1;

Children will automatically move to permanent residence after 5 years, and there is no language requirement.

Naturalization conditions:

Applicants who have lived in Germany for 8 years (7 years 10 month) can apply for naturalization, and they need to reach the language level of German B 1 and the naturalization test.

Third, the German blue card application process

1. Sign the contract;

2. Academic qualification evaluation, find an employer to sign a work contract or set up a company to provide a work contract;

3. Prepare German materials and make an appointment for an interview at the consulate;

4. The German Consulate submits materials for interview;

5. Get a residence visa within 1 day at the earliest;

6. Landing in Germany, taking fingerprints and handling the follow-up matters of exchanging German blue cards.

Total cycle: 4-6 months

Advantages of German Blue Card Project:

1. The simplest application conditions: no explanation of the source of funds and no language requirements;

2. The most relaxed living conditions: no immigration supervisor. It is recommended to land once every six months in the blue card stage and once a year in the long-term residence stage;

3. The fastest way to obtain status: EU countries can obtain permanent residence projects as soon as possible, and they can apply as soon as 2 1 month;

4. Processing cycle: German blue card project was introduced on 20 12. At the beginning of the project, applicants do not need to queue loosely;

5. Best welfare treatment: one person applies and the whole family enjoys European welfare.

German welfare:

1. The whole family of Blue Card customers can enjoy medical insurance, nursing insurance, endowment insurance, unemployment insurance and accidental injury insurance free of charge;

2. Free education for children;

3. Newborn allowance 1000 Euro;

4. Infant milk powder subsidy is 300 euros per month, up to 24 months;

5. Children's pocket money is at least 190 Euro -22 1 Euro per month, and the longest is 25 years old;

6. You can apply for unemployment and receive unemployment benefits after transferring to permanent residence. Unemployment benefit is 65% of net income (1

For example, a family of three can get about 20 thousand euros/year, up to one year);

7. Relief (according to the standard of 20 15, each person can receive about 1 10,000 euros per year).