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The German work visa is issued to non-EU citizens with a valid job offer from a German employer. Depending on the type of work visa, you can work in Germany indefinitely and even become naturalized.
For non-EU citizens, obtaining a residence permit is required for stays of more than 90 days.
Buy a Registered German Work Visa (Employment Visa)
The German work visa is issued to non-EU citizens with a valid job offer from a German employer. Depending on the type of work visa, you can work in Germany indefinitely and even become a naturalized citizen. To qualify, applicants must meet certain criteria, including proof of employment and relevant qualifications.
For non-EU citizens, obtaining a residence permit is mandatory for stays of more than 90 days. The type of permit required depends on various factors, such as the purpose of your stay, your qualifications, and the duration of your intended stay.
| Purpose | Working and living in Germany |
| Selection | Non-EU, EEA or Swiss nationals with a job offer in Germany |
| Kind | German National Visa (D-Visa) |
| Validity | Up to one year; will be replaced by a residence permit after moving to Germany (up to four years) |
| Entries | Multiple |
Short-term visas (Schengen visas)
A Schengen visa entitles you to stay in Germany and other countries in the Schengen area for a maximum of 90 days within a period of 180 days.
This visa is suitable for short-term visits, such as tourism, business trips, or short family visits. It does not entitle the holder to take up employment or long-term study. To extend your stay beyond this period, you will need to apply for another category of residence permits.
Temporary residence permit
The temporary residence permit is one of the most frequently requested permits. It is granted for specific purposes such as study, work or family reunification.
The duration of this permit can range from several months to a few years, depending on the purpose of your stay.
For students
Students who come to Germany to study can obtain a temporary residence permit that is specifically designed for academic purposes.
For Job Seekers
International jobseekers who have certain qualifications can be granted a six-month temporary residence permit to look for work in Germany.
For skilled workers
Skilled workers with a valid job offer can apply for a temporary residence permit, which is based on the duration of their employment contract.
Permanent Residence Permit
The settlement permit is issued to people who have resided in Germany for a certain number of years and meet certain requirements such as a stable income and basic knowledge of German. This permit allows unlimited residence and permanent work in Germany and is an important step towards German citizenship if desired.
Long-term residence permit EU
The EU long-term residence permit is similar to the permanent residence permit, but it has the added benefit of allowing mobility within the European Union. Holders of this permit can more easily take up residence or employment in other EU Member States.