Germany Employment Visa

Germany is a popular destination for jobseekers across the world. The reasons include a fast-growing economy, job opportunities in various sectors, and competitive salaries.

Germany is looking for skilled workers in several sectors; the government offers various work permit options for international workers.

Work visa for non-EU residents

Non-EU residents must apply for a permit to work in Germany. They will need a residence permit before travelling to Germany. They must approach the German embassy or consulate in their country.  Their application must include the following:

• Job offer letter from the firm in Germany
• Valid passport
• Annexure for an employment permit
• Certificates of academic qualification
• Certificates of work experience
• Approval letter from the Federal Employment Agency

EU Blue Card

Individuals are eligible for the EU Blue Card if they have a graduate or undergraduate degree from a recognized university and a job with an annual gross salary of €56,000 (as of 2021) in Germany before moving there.

Any of the following individuals are eligible for an EU Blue Card:

• Those who have graduated from a German university
• Those who are highly skilled professionals in the field of either mathematics, IT, life sciences, or engineering
• Those who are medical professionals

It’s necessary that these eligible individuals earn a salary comparable to German workers.

Privileges of EU Blue Card:

• You are allowed to stay in Germany for 4 years
• You are eligible for permanent residency after 2 or 3 years
• Your spouse and children are eligible to come with you
• Your family members are eligible for work permit

How can Y-Axis help you?

• Advise you on producing records of information as required
• Advise you on how the funds needed for the permit need to be shown
• Assist you in completing the application process
• Review your records of information needed along with the permit application