Why you do t have more followers is beyond me?!💁🏼♂️ Thanks for all your info and all you do for Germany. The Government needs to give you Ladies at the least,a stipend.
@@peoples.say.masoom it’s when you can prove a direct descendant was born there. My family all immigrated from Germany and I want to move back to the “Fatherland”.
Just read your blog. There is a new rule that you need Leben In Deutschland test results along with B1 + Blue card to get PR in 21 months. May be you can confirm once and update the blog : ) . And LiD test results are taking 3-4 months nowadays as they are evaluated manually in one single place in Germany.
I love you guys when are you visiting Bonn ? When you’re coming please please let me know the coffee ☕️ well be on me , ❤thank you very much help people to understand what to do
If you still have blue card and German skills you can go through it but 21 months period can't be shortened. BTW I personally Congress lets you for having C2 because it's not normal.
What’s the additional use for PR if I plan to stay only for 3-5 years. Are there any other advantages which we may not benefit from if we are continuing extend the blue card?
@@peoples.say.masoom I already hold my Bluecard, I was telling that between these 21 months, I have taken parental leave (which is unpaid leave), do they also count or not?
You need to make an appointment with your Ausländerbehörde and have all the required documents ready. You can find more info on the official government website: www.bamf.de/EN/Themen/MigrationAufenthalt/ZuwandererDrittstaaten/Migrathek/BlaueKarteEU/blauekarteeu-node.html
Hey nice info, can I switch to an another EU land ( with a job contract) after obtaining German permanent residents permit? P.s my previous residency was an EU Blue card Thanks
Does anyone have a solution for the query below: If an international master student works as a working student and pay social contributions, will he/she get an advantage in getting the PR faster? For example that student gets a blue card and instead of 21 months, he/she have reduced months let’s say (18) for getting the PR?
Hi. I'm ukrainian refugee I want to legalize my high education here and work at the same time, bc I have a job and high education in ukrainian university. Is this possible here?
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21 months is pretty good! Gotta level up my German fast 😆
Why you do t have more followers is beyond me?!💁🏼♂️ Thanks for all your info and all you do for Germany. The Government needs to give you Ladies at the least,a stipend.
This format is awesome..you nailed it gurls 🎉
You are trying new formats - shorts too 👍
love you both!
always useful infos here!
Love youuuu thanks always for this!!! You both rock❤
Yeah I’m in the process right now I’m looking for a job. I’m trying to get an ancestry visa
What is that ancestry Visa?
@@peoples.say.masoom it’s when you can prove a direct descendant was born there. My family all immigrated from Germany and I want to move back to the “Fatherland”.
You both are awesome…. I watch your all videos and its very knowledgeable.
Thanks for making my life in Germany simple ❤️
Just loved your videos
Just read your blog. There is a new rule that you need Leben In Deutschland test results along with B1 + Blue card to get PR in 21 months. May be you can confirm once and update the blog : ) .
And LiD test results are taking 3-4 months nowadays as they are evaluated manually in one single place in Germany.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. We will have a look at it 😊
What that test is about?
Great content!
I love you guys when are you visiting Bonn ? When you’re coming please please let me know the coffee ☕️ well be on me , ❤thank you very much help people to understand what to do
thaaaaanks 😊
Super
I lived 9 years in Munich in the past, after many years I am back, have C1-C2 level and Blue Card, could the 21 months get shortened?
If you still have blue card and German skills you can go through it but 21 months period can't be shortened. BTW I personally Congress lets you for having C2 because it's not normal.
What’s the additional use for PR if I plan to stay only for 3-5 years. Are there any other advantages which we may not benefit from if we are continuing extend the blue card?
One of the biggest benefits is that you no longer need to deal with the Ausländerbehörde 😅
Can BLUECARD holder get after 21 months with having parental leave as well during these 21 months?
Getting Blue Card is a bit difficult because you've to reach on a limit of earnings than of course you'll also need good German to take the PR
Getting Blue Card is a bit difficult because you've to reach on a limit of earnings than of course you'll also need good German to take the PR
@@peoples.say.masoom I already hold my Bluecard, I was telling that between these 21 months, I have taken parental leave (which is unpaid leave), do they also count or not?
My wife speaks fluently, have B2 level and is working for 2 years as a nurse. Do you think she will be eligible?
For permanent residency one need to have contributed to the German pension fund (have been working) for 5 years minimum at the moment.
How to apply for BlueCard when you arrive in Germany. Please make video on it
You need to make an appointment with your Ausländerbehörde and have all the required documents ready. You can find more info on the official government website: www.bamf.de/EN/Themen/MigrationAufenthalt/ZuwandererDrittstaaten/Migrathek/BlaueKarteEU/blauekarteeu-node.html
@@simplegermanyI want to come Germany as an international student from Pakistan but I'm stuck with that blocked account,
Can you please sponsor me?
Hey nice info, can I switch to an another EU land ( with a job contract) after obtaining German permanent residents permit?
P.s my previous residency was an EU Blue card
Thanks
You would need a new residence permit in the new country.
@@simplegermany thanks alot
Does anyone have a solution for the query below:
If an international master student works as a working student and pay social contributions, will he/she get an advantage in getting the PR faster? For example that student gets a blue card and instead of 21 months, he/she have reduced months let’s say (18) for getting the PR?
You need to speak to your Ausländerbehörde for individual answers.
@@simplegermany Thank you for the feedback 👍🏼
i am a usa citizen what would be the process of getting permanent residence in Germany for a US citizen?
The same as for anyone else. Your nationality doesn’t matter, the visa or residence permit you reside in Germany with matters.
Is the 5-year including the Ausbildung period?
We believe so, but you would need to double check the requirements of your city :)
Hi. I'm ukrainian refugee
I want to legalize my high education here and work at the same time, bc I have a job and high education in ukrainian university. Is this possible here?
Hey @bagalika1995, you can check if your education is recognized in Germany through this website: www.anerkennung-in-deutschland.de/html/en/index.php
@@simplegermany already did. It is recognised (thanks God)
Almost didn't recognise Yvonne from this camera angle 😀
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I need to push my amarican fiances german
But how can he get a blue card?
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