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Germany offers skilled professionals from around the world excellent career prospects. With the Skilled Immigration Act, Germany has one of the most modern immigration laws in Europe[1]. With our 98.8% success assurance*, we guide you through the recognition process, visa application and settlement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The EU Blue Card is for university graduates with a job offer meeting a higher salary threshold (€50,700 in 2026 for STEM, €45,934 for others)[5]. The Skilled Worker visa is for both academic and vocational professionals with a job offer, with no minimum salary requirement (though salary must be comparable to German standards).
Processing usually takes 6-12 weeks, but can be longer depending on the workload of the German embassy and the involvement of the Federal Employment Agency (BA). The EU Blue Card is often faster (4-8 weeks) due to simplified procedures.
Yes. Skilled workers and EU Blue Card holders can apply for family reunification for their spouse and minor children. Family members are generally allowed to work immediately.
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