German blue-card
German blue-card is a work and residence permit, issued to highly skilled individuals allowing them to work in professions where there is a shortage or which have future prospects. It allows the holder to live and work in Germany for up to four years at first and extend the stay if they still meet the requirements.
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German Blue Card Eligibility
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You have a German degree or a degree recognized by Germany.
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You already have a job offer from an employer in Germany.
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You have relevant work experience-at least five years.
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Meet the minimum salary threshold.
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Eligible Professions
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Highly-qualified workers
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Researchers
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Students
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Vocational Trainees
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Seasonal Workers
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Intra-Corporate Transferees
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Step-by-step Process of the petition for German Blue Card
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Find a job.
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Apply for a German Employment Visa and travel to Germany.
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Apply for work authorization.
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Register your address.
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Get healther insurance.
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Gather the necessary documents.
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Apply for the Blue Card at the German Immigration Authorities.
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Cost of a Blue Card for Germany
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When issued for the first time: EUR100
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Extension up to three months: EUR96
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Extension more than three months: EUR93
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Benefits of the EU Blue Card for Germany
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You will be working in one of the world's best economies.
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You and your family members will have access to the Germany healthcare and educational system.
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The German Blue Card is issued for 1-4 years and can be renewed.
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After 33 months, you can apply for the settlement permit and become a permanent resident of Germany.
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If you live and work in Germany for eights years, you can even apply for German citizenship.
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Your immediate family members can come with you, and they are allowed to work and study in Germany as well.
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You can travel to other EU countries for up to three months within a six-month period.
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After 18 months, you can apply for a Blue Card for another country.
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