A to Z for employees | Leave days | Urlaubstage

The most important German terminology for employees to master bureaucracy in Germany.
This week's term:
In English: Leave days, paid leave, vacation days, time off.
In German: Urlaubstage, Urlaubsanspruch.
Any questions or feedback? Leave us a comment! #hallogermany

[@Ss78925]

For women who didn’t take their yearly vacation so far and wants to go for parental leave at the mid of year, do they entitle to all vacation days or half of it ?
Thanks

[@njeckpriestley5176]

Sorry but this is unrelated to the video. My question is about the EU Blue card. As an asylum seeker, if you want to apply for the EU Blue card you will be asked to cancel your asylum application and then leave Germany to your home country and apply from there. Now someone told me in the new laws the person is no longer required to leave the country before applying. Is this true? I'll be happy to hear from you thanks 😊😊

[@HalloGermany]

Hi, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the processes for asylum seekers. I'd suggest you to reach out to your local foreigners office or maybe try through the free Make it in Germany helpline: www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/service/contact-us