Working immigration to Germany is one of the best ways to obtain residence in this country. Germany is a well-equipped country in the heart of Europe, a member of the European Union and one of the best options and an excellent center for immigration and work. The growing economy and very low unemployment rate of this country is the most important feature for attracting labor force and job security and economic stability.
In the following, we will discuss the details and conditions of work migration to Germany. Stay with us.
Things that are reviewed in this article:
- Working conditions in Germany
- important things
- Unemployment rate in Germany
- Benefits of working in Germany
- Necessary documents for work immigration
- Staying in Germany through work
- Work immigration with a diploma
Working conditions in Germany
There are many ways to immigrate to Germany, the first step to immigrate to Germany is to obtain a work visa for this country. The important point is that you can obtain a permanent residence in this country by obtaining a German work visa and working in this country, paying taxes and receiving a German blue card.
In recent years, Germany has faced a labor shortage, and to meet this need, it has recruited workers from around the world. Every year, a large number of immigrants apply for residence in Germany through a work visa.
It is worth mentioning that finding a job for Iranians in Germany may not be easy.
- One of the requirements of working in Germany is to learn the German language, and only English will not help you, and to work in Germany, the applicant must have at least a B1 grade.
- Another requirement to work in Germany is to meet age requirements. If the applicant is over 45 years old, the acquired job of the person should be more than 3.5 euros per month.
- The applicant must provide at least a bachelor’s degree that is approved by (ZAB).
- Your work history and field of study should match the list of required fields.
- The stronger, more reliable, and relevant your resume is to your field of study, the higher your chances of immigration.
- According to the new rules, it is necessary to have at least 3 years of work experience.
Important points for immigrating to Germany
It is better to consider key issues for your well-being before migrating.
- Specify your purpose of migration so that you don’t get confused.
- Before immigrating, it is better to read about the details of German customs, culture and cities.
- Consider all possible costs during the migration process.
- Try to communicate with expert consultants for the right time to migrate so that you can migrate at the specified time. Andisheh Immigration Institute will help you to make the right choice in this regard.
Unemployment rate in Germany
When you choose a country for work migration, paying attention to the unemployment rate is very important. The unemployment rate in Germany in 2019 was 3.2%, which indicates that the number of unemployed people in this country is very low and there are many job opportunities for people. It is predicted that the unemployment rate in Germany will continue to decline in the coming years and will reach 3.1% in 2024.
Benefits of working in Germany
One of the most important benefits of working in Germany is job security and financial well-being. Of course, it also brings other benefits, which include the following:
- All points of your immigration, including financial rights, have been determined before you immigrate, so you can proceed with peace of mind and planning.
- The minimum salary set in Germany is from 28,000 to 36,000 euros per year.
- It is possible to migrate with the family.
- The possibility of obtaining permanent residence after 5 years
- Applicant’s companions are able to study in this country. However, the main applicant is not allowed to study science until he/she obtains a permanent residence, but this possibility is unhindered in the doctoral degree.
- It is possible to get a passport after permanent residence for you and your companions.
- From the first day, the applicant and his/her companions are able to use all the rights of citizenship in Germany.
- If the employer approves, it is possible for you to stay for free if they consider the accommodation conditions for you.
- With your progress, the employer may offer job promotion or salary increase during work and training.
Necessary documents for immigration
- Two personal photos
- A treatise about one’s goals and plan in immigrating to Germany
- The applicant’s academic and professional resume
- Identity documents, including birth certificate and marriage certificate
- Filled visa application form
- Work contract with detailed description
- Certificate of financial ability
- Passport with at least 1 year validity
- Residence documents in Germany
- Travel insurance until you find a job in Germany
- Clearances
- Visa payment receipt
Staying in Germany through work
Regarding work immigration to Germany, you can receive a bluecard after 3 to 5 years of the work visa period. Getting this card is the first step for permanent residence in Germany. German Blukart is a work and residence permit in EU countries, the most important conditions for obtaining it are the following:
- Providing a valid educational certificate
- Offering a work contract, with an annual income of 49,000 euros
The validity period of the German Bluecard is about 33 months, and if the person is still employed after this period, he/she can convert it into a permanent residence in Germany. Also, if the applicant presents his/her language certificate upon arrival, this period will be reduced to 21 months.
Work immigration with a diploma
With a diploma, according to the new German law, the applicant is able to immigrate. But the important point is that the provided document must be accepted by the country and equate it on the relevant website. These websites are sources that check and confirm the validity of your documents in Germany. Therefore, for Iranians, a diploma is not considered a bridge for immigration, but by presenting a post-graduate diploma, your chances will increase.
In the former laws of Germany, you could work in a job that is the same as your field of study. This law made the applicants whose field of study is different from their job write to immigrate to Germany; But in the new laws of this country, applicants are examined according to their background, work resume and expertise, and they do not need to match their work and education. Of course, this does not apply in all situations.
To get more information about work migration to Germany, you can contact our consultants at Andisheh Migration Institute and use their guidance. Our colleagues will answer your questions and guide you in this regard.
