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The EU Blue Card: Path to Permanent Residence
Your fast track to settling in Germany. The EU Blue Card provides international graduates a streamlined route to permanent residency, especially if you take the time to learn German!
Post-Study: The EU Blue Card Route to Permanent Residence
The fast track for graduates! 1. Secure Job Offer: Must meet minimum salary threshold (e.g., €45,300). 2. Apply for Blue Card: Grants residency for up to 4 years. 3. Permanent Residence: Possible after just 33 months (or 21 months with B1 German). It's the gold standard for skilled workers.
Post-Study Work Visa: The 18-Month Job Seeker Opportunity
Germany offers a clear path for graduates. After completing your degree, you can apply for an 18-Month Job Seeker Visa. This allows you unrestricted work permission while you search for a qualified role. Once you find a job relevant to your studies, you can transition to a Work Permit or EU Blue Card.
The EU Blue Card: Your Path to Permanent Residence in Germany
The EU Blue Card is the premier residence title for skilled graduates. To qualify, you need a German University Degree and a Qualified Job Offer meeting a minimum salary threshold (approx. €45,300 or €41,041 for shortage occupations in 2024). It allows for a fast-track to Permanent Residence in as little as 21-33 months.
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Your career journey in Germany is a bridge to success. After Graduation, you have 18 Months on a Job Seeker Visa to find qualified employment with unrestricted labor market access. Once hired, you transition to a Work Permit or EU Blue Card, paving the path to Permanent Residence.
Post-Study Career Path in Germany: From Visa to Blue Card
Your career journey in Germany has a clear structure. After Graduation, you are eligible for an 18-Month Job Seeker Visa to find a role in your field. Once hired, you transition to a Work Permit or EU Blue Card, which can eventually lead to Permanent Residency (PR), securing your long-term future in Europe.
Post-Study Career Path: From Graduation to Permanent Residency
The path to staying in Germany is clear. Step 1: Graduation marks the start. Step 2: The 18-Month Job Seeker Visa gives you ample time to find a qualified role. Step 3: Work Permit / Blue Card secures your stay and paves the way for Permanent Residency (PR) after a few years of employment.
