Germany provides several residence permits for non-EU/EEA nationals who plan to stay longer than 90 days. Whether your purpose is work, study, research, self-employment, or family reunification, each permit comes with specific eligibility criteria and application steps you must follow.…
In an effort to attract highly qualified professionals from non-EU countries, the European Union created the EU Blue Card, a residence and work permit designed to simplify skilled immigration and address labor shortages in key sectors. Germany, as one of…
The European Union remains one of the most attractive regions in the world for foreign investors seeking security, freedom of movement, and long-term opportunities. While citizenship by investment (CBI) programs exist in select jurisdictions, Germany and most EU countries do…
Moving to a new country is exciting—but also full of questions, especially when it comes to legal matters like visas, residence permits, and work rights. Germany has one of the most structured immigration systems in Europe, with clearly defined pathways…