Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the scope of your services?
Our primary scope is the relocation to Germany on long-term qualified visas and residency permits:
- Skilled work and Blue Card EU
- Student and study place search
- Vocational training (Ausbildung) and vocational training search
- Family reunion
- Language learning
We support both people outside the EU and people already in the EU/Germany, either with direct applications or a more long-term plan to acquire the necessary prerequisites first.
We also support holders of qualified passports, which can skip most visa procedures, in smoothly transitioning into life in Germany. This can include Ukrainian citizens affected by the war. -
Can I come for unskilled work, for example fruit picking, warehouse work and similar?
In general, we do not provide support for people looking to enter Germany without qualifying in order to do unskilled work.
Those residence permits are only available subject to a labour market test to nationals of:
Andorra, Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Monaco, New Zealand, San Marino, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as well as the United States of America and subject to a labour market test and quota to nationals of:
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia.
We strongly recommend planning to qualify for a better residence permit. If you still want us to help you, be advised it is at your own risk if the labour market test ends not in your favour. -
How do you provide your services?
We communicate by text, call or e-mail. We suggest using WhatsApp, as this platform is dominating the market in Germany. We are also happy to use traditional phone or text, or we can switch to another platform if you want so.
If you are in the area of Bremen, Hamburg, Hannover, Osnabrück and Oldenburg, we can also arrange personal meetings. -
I am interested. How to proceed?
Please contact us with your inquiry and/or the product you wish to purchase. We will send a contract for you promptly.
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How is payment processed?
Normally to our company account at the reputable German Commerzbank. If transferring money to the EU is problematic in your home country, we have a network of trusted partners in many affected countries and might offer you a bespoke solution.
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