Germany is a popular destination for immigration due to its strong economy, education system, and job opportunities. To immigrate, applicants must demonstrate financial stability, have health insurance, and possess basic proficiency in German. Various visa types are available, and there is a growing demand for skilled workers, especially in fields like engineering and IT.

1. Immigration to Germany

2. About Germany
• Germany has been deemed as the fifth most
favorable country to move to. This is due to its
well-performing economy, education system,
and employment opportunities. People from
all over the world want to have a chance of
moving to Germany. This article will focus on
information about how to move to Germany
and general immigration to Germany.

3. General Requirements for
Immigration to Germany
• Even though there are many ways which
people can use to immigrate to Germany and
each of them has some specific requirements,
there are still similarities in a few of them. To
be eligible to move to Germany, you must
fulfill the following criteria

4. Prove financial stability
• Each different immigration purpose has a
financial threshold which applicants need to
fulfill, but nevertheless, applicants must prove
that they are able to finance themselves in
Germany. Even if you will be working in
Germany, you must have the initial funds to
cover your expenses until you get your salary.

5. Have health insurance
• You will not be able to immigrate to Germany
without a valid health insurance coverage. The
recommended way is to get German health
insurance, since you cannot be sure whether
German authorities will accept foreign health
insurance. Find more information about Health
insurance for Freelancers, Employees and
Expatriates in Germany.
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6. Have at least basic proficiency in
German
• To be able to live in Germany, you will need to
know German. The Common European
Framework of Reference for Languages has three
levels of language proficiency, A, B and C. Each
one has two parts. So the language proficiency is
divided in A1/A2 or basic, B1/B2 or proficient in
the language, and C1/C2 or advanced language
skills. To be allowed to immigrate in Germany,
you will need to enter the exams and pass them
up to either A1 or B1. If you want to get a
permanent residence, you will need a higher
proficiency of C1 or C2.

7. Germany Visa types:
• Tourist / Visitor VISA
• Business VISA
• Visas to Study in Germany
• Job Seeker VISA
• Working (Employment) VISA
• Guest Scientist VISA
• Training/Internship VISA

8. Germany Immigration for Employers
• Germany has reported a shortage of skilled
workers and highly qualified people. They are
constantly on the look for engineers, IT
professionals, medical workers, and other
qualified professionals. To encourage such
people for Germany immigration, foreign
immigration authorities have relaxed the
stringent requirements to go to Germany and
work.

9. Germany Immigration for Education
• Many people are not aware of this, but Germany,
offers free education. This means that unlike
places like the U.S, which have enormous tuition
fees, universities in Germany either have very low
fees or do not charge anything at all. Because of
this, Germany is a popular place to immigrate for
education purposes.
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10. German residence permits
• When you get one of the visas for immigration, you will
also get a residence permit. The residence permits can
be temporary and permanent. Temporary residence
permits allow foreign nationals to stay in Germany for
a specified period of time and then return to their
home countries. Permanent residence permits mean
that the foreign national can stay in Germany as long as
they want to, can leave and return to the country
whenever they want to. However, a permanent
residence permit does not mean that you get a
German citizen. That is another process entirely. In
general, Germany has two temporary residence
permits and one permanent.

11. Standard Residence Permit
• This type of residence permit is used for all
purposes of immigration noted above as well as
for others, such as completing training courses,
for former Germans who want to return to
Germany, and those who go to Germany for
political and humanitarian reasons. The standard
residence permit is valid for some time and can
be extended.
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