What are the common requirements for applying for German immigration?

# German Immigrants # Introduction Germany is a non-traditional immigrant country. Because of this, once you are found to have an immigration tendency by the German Embassy on the way to visit relatives or visit a tourist visa in Germany, it is easy to be refused a visa. Then you will be blacklisted by the embassy. It will be more difficult to apply for a German visa again. At present, due to economic reasons, many enterprises in Germany have deliberately opened up an open immigration policy, which is called the EU blue card, also known as the German blue card. Then I'll tell you about the matters needing attention and problems in applying for German blue card in German immigration policy.

1. What are the common requirements for applying for German immigration?

1. Are there any requirements for employers to apply for the EU Blue Card? In order to attract foreign high-tech talents to work in Germany, the EU blue card policy since 20 12 has been regarded as a cost-effective way to immigrate to Germany. The EU blue card is not only an unrestricted work permit, but also a residence permit. In addition, families of blue card holders are free to choose jobs in Germany without applying for additional work permits.

As for the requirements for employers who provide jobs, first of all, they must be German companies or companies registered in Germany; Secondly, can this company operate normally and have the ability to give you the salary developed to the blue card standard line; Then, it is whether the business operated by this company is consistent with your education or previous work experience. Although these are not explicit provisions for applying for the EU blue card, they are also conditions that need to be considered when the SAFE examines.

2. In Germany, which industries are not allowed to invest?

First of all, in the field of commercial investment, Germany has no laws and regulations for foreign-funded enterprises, and the fields that German investors are allowed to enter are generally not limited to foreign investors. At present, only the construction and operation of nuclear power plants and nuclear waste treatment projects are explicitly prohibited. However, investment and operation in many industries need the approval of the competent authorities of the German government, such as construction, banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals and so on. It is these complicated and strict examination and approval procedures that greatly hinder China enterprises from successfully investing in related industries in Germany.

As for the form of investment management, there are two situations. In the first case, investing in this industry from abroad to Germany can be realized by setting up a company; Second, if you are already in Germany and have relevant work permits and identities, you can directly buy German companies in your own name and invest in related industries.

In addition, if the R&D of scientific research innovative enterprises is carried out in Germany, and their projects meet some specific categories in Germany, they can also apply for industry associations or foundations in this industry.

3. Can I change my job after I get the German blue card?

This situation can be analyzed in combination with specific circumstances. If the salary of this follow-up job does not meet the blue card standard, then it is very likely that the immigration office will refuse to renew your blue card.

Because you are a blue card for the salary of your first job, or even family reunion, the Immigration Bureau will consider whether you can continue to protect the life of the whole family by changing from high salary to low salary; But if they think that the overall economy is declining, so it doesn't hurt to lower their wages, that's fine.

4. Do companies registered in Germany have any requirements for registered address?

In the process of establishing a company, important documents are often sent by official German institutions, so the company name must be affixed to the mailbox so that someone can receive the mailbox, otherwise the postman will not deliver it, or people from the Finance Bureau will come to the door and no one will collect it, which will delay the establishment of the company or apply for the tax number.

Also, if you rent a house by yourself, you need to get the consent of the landlord to see if you can post the company name on the mailbox. If it is a residential area, it may also be influenced by neighbors, fearing that people entering and leaving the company will affect their lives.

If you want to save costs, you can consider using virtual offices, which are found in some big cities, such as Frankfurt, Berlin and Munich.

5. Are there any requirements for partners and children when applying for family reunion?

According to German law, the family reunion policy is mainly applied to nuclear family members, that is, partners and minor children (1under 8 years old), who enjoy the right to reunite with their relatives in Germany. Generally speaking, you can get permanent residency in Germany after holding a family reunion visa for five years, but it does not rule out that you can apply for permanent residency in Germany in advance in some cases.

For children, there are not many requirements when applying for family reunion. In addition, many families who immigrated to Germany initially held the idea of letting their children go to kindergartens and primary schools in Germany, so the children are generally very young and there are basically no restrictions. If you have to ask, take 16 years old and 18 years old as the dividing line:

For children under the age of 16, there are not many restrictions on German safes. As long as the applicant meets the requirements and the submitted materials are complete, there is basically no problem; But over 16 years old, except for some special circumstances, it is necessary to provide proof of good knowledge of German (C 1 standard) or other proof that minors can adapt to life in Germany through their study and living environment so far.

The issuance of the German Blue Card will help more highly educated and capable talents to stay in Germany. To sum up, the German blue card is not permanent. For the change of German investment, the German Immigration Bureau needs to consider you in all aspects before continuing to issue it. Therefore, there are more or less uncertainties.

2. What kind of benefits will you enjoy when you immigrate to Germany?

Maternity welfare

All German citizens with permanent residence cards and work visas and their spouses can enjoy maternity benefits. /kloc-babies under 0/8 months can get 300 euros of milk powder subsidy every month. In addition, a series of expenses for pregnant women from pregnancy to postpartum nutrition are borne by insurance companies.

Parenting benefits

Children of holders of permanent residence cards and work visas in Germany are entitled to child allowance, and each child can get 65,438+088 euros per month before the age of 25, with a value of 56,000 euros.

housing allowance

Housing subsidy is a kind of subsidy for the rent of those who have legal requirements or the economic burden caused by personal purchase. Educational welfare

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.

Medical allowance

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.

Immigration is not only for education, but also for studying abroad.