Migration law

Germany has been a country of immigration for several decades, attracting people from all over the world to live, study and work. In order to settle in Germany, it is usually necessary to apply for a visa to enter the country and then process the issue of a residence permit or residence title.

1. Applying for a Blue Card
2. Applying for a residence permit for self-employed work with a Blue Card
3. Applying for a residence permit for gainful employment
4. Accelerated procedure for skilled workers
5. Applying for a residence permit for freelancers
6. Applying for a visa and residence permit for job search Applying for a residence permit to meet the requirements of the German authorities for the recognition of foreign diplomas
7. Applying for a residence permit for vocational training
8. Residence permit after successful completion of training
9. Vander Elst visa
10. Au pair visa

The possibility of family reunification is a right to which Germans, EU citizens and foreigners from third countries who have legally settled in the Federal Republic of Germany are entitled. This right serves to protect family and couple life.


Family reunification includes spouses, underage children, parents of underage children and, under special circumstances, parents of adult children and other family members.

1. Application for a residence permit for family reunification (spouse, same-sex partner, minor children and parents of German minor children)
2. Application for a residence permit for family reunification for family members of EU citizens
3. Family reunification for spouses without proof of language proficiency A1
4. Application for family reunification for other family members such as parents of adult children and for adult children to avoid exceptional hardship
5. Family reunification for family members of EU citizens

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